Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.


The publication Of the Mespls DAILY and
beekg Aualanche wltf be resumed 50 soon as
sas presses epe and fixtures arrive rom New
In again entering upon tine political arena,
-As cuiturs have 40 OLD opinion 10 ~rccaut-ho
70" ones 10 announce, Tho paper viii binIt
CUT ls urst thoughts, with that sfraighttorWardi
a~oNnElgnt honesty which has heretofore cnar-
actefiA3d lis coursc.
D Arolaache accepts In good faith the arolf-
Eamenl orwar, but IN Welding 70 the ine1ofa-
DC dccrccs OF 1nte-tde nat OF Destlny-the eni-
t9rs viii speak out on al auestious which con-
ceIu the southern people, WITH that Dold ahp
pointed Urectnesa which becomes reeHfeu al
iresanB ueeuen. South, Ia contemplating
defeat and the shaaoyry ruins Of her fa1r and
fertile lands, has permitted her manhood 70
become enfeebled and emasculated by q feeling
l O4seu-abaseInent and selfhumlliauOn unjust
70 her character and unworthy Of that stern
endurance ana undauuted nrfnuess which she
exhibited in the hour OF battle The victorious
but "magnanimOus enemy do not demand that
e~raNeuspirt ofsyeophRntlc palaver and crouch
ing adytsmy which occasionally exhibits ITSELF
70 the disgust Of the brave men OF the North
anu 10 the contemptuous scorn OF the cnlNalrle
sons OF the south people who performed
such prcdigies OF V~alOr-whose deeds OF noble
daring sned luperisnable lustre upon American
I galiantry, and who exhibited such fOrtituGe
during the long night or stariess gloom aud scr
row, should be more tenderiy reverential 10 a
nifty worthy OF their rcnOwn.
the south must fail back upon herself With
strong arms and hopeful hearts. The lessons OF
ssh-rsianceW which she learned in the recent
struggle Wli be worth more 70 her Than all she
has 4ost ~ the result. ~ . deal n h viii slrn-
ssly gnt HssItiously Apply uaeli 30 the bald
ing Up from our WI abundant resources, a
stronger and more enduring power than we
have heretofore possessed. II will zeaiOusiy
labor IN the work OF recuperatiug our desolated
country-toh iii up the dropped head OF COM
nlerce-to raise our towns and cites Iroll thelr
slnoalde1ug ruins-to make our wasted planta-
lions give fOrth their former ~buEdanc OF neecy
Whltenes-;Q reconstruct mills and factories
III a Wofds 30 VIII support every Acasufer ittu-
lated 20 develop the resources OF the SouthOt 20
produce c~outeutmeut, prosperity and happlhea7
among her people.
The blessings OF peace are ffs. healing the
wounds Cfwar. ana the AUaiaHcne Will apply
itself TO the work OF forming d perpetual broth
erho0d between the estrauged people OF TINS
great nation. A mOmentary rupture among
friends often serve TO consolidate a subsequent
attachment: and as the broken bone that IS
wei set, usually becomes stronger than II was
before, 50 VII The Union become stronger II II
be censuted together by the strongest Of ali
t~les-A1estiOn, Equality and the E1ght.
The administration OF Andrew Johnson hay
ing thus lar been characterized by a wise states
manship and g hign-hearted m~agnautnity the
Aualanche win yield 10 the President an I'M
grudging and cordial support so long as he re-
mains faithful 70 the Constitution and true 10
himself
In general politics, the Aualaaehe viii be en-
trety independent. We desire 20 hear no more
twaddle about the Kentucky and Virginia reso-
lutious. They have been the Fandoras box out
OF which most ofthe evils that nov beset the
county have flown. Honest men embraced
these resolutions In good faith, believing they
meant what they obviously mcrleeted but
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and a sWluuIe by many OF their former sup
I porters, We shall have but little respect for party
2 platforms Il viii nevertheless discuss meas
ures OF whatever party that avei or their object
the promotion OF southern interest
The paper wtillsshvith m~eutedaud merciless
severity all conspiracles concocted for the al
vancemeut Of peculiar men, Of families, OF
/ clqueaa and OF cute politicians as such eonbina-
tons arc generally nothing bat aswolen mass
OF putIld corruption nled with Nernlln aAC
ranking with uncle1uness. u Wall never
pIOSasll8 in the abuse o. the worthy
or CLe lardauonH Of pr6teuJiOus sinai men.
D scales Injustice VIII be held out with Impair
tial hands.
The .AUalGnebs viii oppos3 negro suffrage
advocnte hIte supremacy belleF lnEtuls 10 ne
j the white man country, ana that there can
Z never De any houogeDeOuansss osLSeeu tWC
races 50 entirely uis,lmllar IN color, 50 antaso-
nistic in nature, and where there IS 40 Inucl
disparity IN al the higlera and eunoplng atlri-
outes. At Ehe anne time the Audtq7ctg will be
the faithful friend OF the negro. HIS condition
presents = WIDE field for tho exercise Of lrue'
genuine. disInterested philanthropy, and We
/ shGA strive to ameuOrate his present onHIo
n il possible make him as comfortable A1ppg
and contented IN his new condition as he w4s
in his Old.
Every department In the paper VIII be ably
dllcd, We have not yeJcOmptelec our business
arrangements and cannot therefore announct
all the mombers OF the firm. 1t IS certain
however, that we sr3 20 be Joined by men
J whoss NAMES viii be a tower Of strength and
who, with cur own energy, VIII enable as %
make a paper unsurpassed by any IN The
Zen thousand copies Of FIRST number VIII
be issued, thus afordinS an eEcoIent medium
for Advertising
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