Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-03
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EECoNsTsyCTTaN IN COSGEEss.
ges.star Co,raa ia Reply 20 Summer.
II. T--siGa7t. am not disposed aal-
1.,- tra .tepoh from tine honorable sem
a.rr -ram Massachusetts Mr.. sumner
TOGO tn She country without a very hf.e
ref.l,-- II iHat speech Pee true, and li d
Isa 4 correct picture Of the South, then
g,a helm us, then thi~ Republic, .nl-
Union. II gi an end then the great Wal
-,rfab we 1yagei fo~ the Union was g
flVv. then aH the blood and treasure
which we have expended in thai war In
order 10 restore ourselves 90 companions
af.srt with The people of the south have
l.s., a..aI fillies. But Ar. President
7sft- --r-a aris not tiii~ series of er
.Jr-F..,s sleneu.S maseHp oy the annnnY-
mons letter Vri lar-. people VINO are Gown
t.err. more THAN nkely- Hleahne c1lt1n
-n.arfa vino are down there ln lhe en-
HakuaHt Of place and power--peopie Who
are Interested. J-lat l1e al7tdF.sea c'iici-
-r..1 of things which exists there now
. H# s.
-.-4fif .Tftr Is there any man who has
.,-F s-,,- e,-1erfeuee in the trial Of causes,
7uv man who knows anything about The
-.-frrr4 of evidence. who docs not know
rI.a- tho honorable Senator could have
--arr Ii- su.i-saries into any one county
fIs lately reheili0us states and gath
cred u0 from tie expression ol knaFe-
and gf-faur.n.e1. s.nC.e-iGeau people
f-r more tnau he has given Us in TINS
Ne are told here of the exceptional in
s4-,4z- 1f bad conduct on the part az the
,-.l-1a Of the south. Why, what large
t-.i-.r-a ID would take % hold all that
n, man were to 90 about anywhere m
+rs fsvai -t1tes and hunt up what he
r7.s.-I.- -urur-a 20 Dee reasonable eNi pres
-for-. he-aiical expressions, how many
..r-If ra fud2 And Vet we are ireaie'i
20 ar rli- mere as # It was the whole oi
-f.a evil fencei iu the case. one nan oll
often Thousand r. brutal 10 negro anu
-r..f l. -,arl.FeI hereas o tvpeOT Jhe whole
r.aluIa -f jhe South, whereas nothing is
e-ff az tlsa other nine thousand nine nun
.4--.f .s7H uiua.v-uiue men who treaJ the
-r.-rs we'll. One man expresses a great
.FarT 1r 1r.ll--af5-facti1u AZ the present -ia la
.--4r14f-z. and that is paralled here wHlie
--.--f.s-,.r IS said OF the other ten thousand
-5..r who are c0uteuted % accept u ana
rraka tle mos o! lt.
5.a- ..au. are ve 60 d02 " e are tn
ann. .1-s. -har the FeeI-e OF lle 7ou-A'ih
f..sTy- tn ~aItel.ian have common
.- nd .rHau their utteTlnces are IA
......---la,,-o with what Is common sense
--,,.f -l1.l S-,,te azo- their own interest we
have q r.clt ~ presume IL y ne true,
Pr- aarorsi,lE tO what we have 5l7J
7-a4-E everything that has come rom
-l7a r.4.lrJE OF these states ana rom -leit
rlrhii- Ialies. from the representative ui
-Hs-a u-crIe- o. 10 be taken as l;iise ,il0
rrT.,-s Because some cotton a-e-l-- some
,-l----Dsrtent af "a Radical newspaper I'D
9fa North. some office Loioef "A,' -i--
been making p-9't- pi me stare ot 'l--ii5
-3--.. -.l.,r-a- 10 saw 81 is all false.
M. h,l-e-- OF state Rights is not de-
-.---.F tHa-a. the honorable Senator
@ Have we not heard from almost
III .i,s ,.UaIfe men Of the south that TIA.
----.--7...- ,.-qe pat to- the arllir2lenI OF
.f fs.4f they have lost ana taaT
sf-.7- s-,trlH@ Have they not acqiie-ce'i
s. r.,Tf-sln of slavery that Thing oi
81 60 which was Jlls last. IN the opin-
sou III everybody. that they would sub
alit Iao
Pu--tflI r1rthcrg guarantees are NHaiii.''i.
~. ara moi told what they are \f la'
.-a rEava What Is wanted. livery
T,s7--. ...I7u7f- that the negro ought % lt-lN g
ms natural rights gilred 10 INN. ue'
49, .alI -h.. moderate. conservative nlel
- fH=s Chamber are fully agreed liia
.--a-v man should have hi- natural ri-ilu Z
.s,l,..I-ri-rh right 1f life, liberty ami til'
r.r--uir ~ Happiness; the prote' non /"
l.rsu--ftv. limbs. ans reputation 'i'at ~
should have the right Go sue anu he ali''i
.,.rf Id te-rI-y in iGe courts OF lli-iii,.
FrI.,. negro las not hitherto been ailo"e e.
=.4., Southern -tates. 90 testify in court
1rfust.ee. aud Why beeHt7s -9
sis-s ana ii had been "A citizen pi ll'
,s-rtbs-u -raees when slavery prev y.li -sl
there. I wI-.s i-,ife Iesi7-si --'7 i'-''
testify in tile couTt--
Brf uoq-. this state Of -Eingshas p9sse.
avav. Caw the people ~ Jhs 2"1...'i
states themselves, So far a. hillets-'i-l'
fhem. are In favor Of opening ule Go1LL
toad these classes Of people. ana SIT
49, r-,-,.+ --l.sn them for Iheir own secu
ri-y- I ann w.IliEEt0 leave that % llf-l
..s5-a-. tHafr 0Dn interests VIII conire
them % 1. .lsu an people 10 testify. ui.l.- ui...
NOV are excluded bv these dis;ioliille
-Iar have heretofore excluded Witnes7e
--,.-9 fr-tif~fng II rhe honorable sens
.a- --4r gFa5saciusetts, and those p
-l,frL- sgftb him desire tlat these pe"ti
-5--5,fF Ea-e the right Of suffrage, al.
mot say So broadly
rf- sunni .1er-l 90 say so.
Mr. Cosraf--N cry well; that Is 50 mle
.7.-.- +. ..I...-. u1slle L broadly; we ma
,5fa..r f-a,,7 hiu. but tila people VIII Old
.i5a- I srl perfectly willing % acquile.-e
l., -i,eir 9ec-gian: ! Do not care Wnlr
--ev RI Is. but the people wiz decide tiAa
question. and they VIII ceclue
promptly.
Crv- trr President, am for reconci
..-..,, v-auf ID have this Union q
- ?. ana 4 Y-niou means s Union B
..-ps-,f. not hv force. ] would hse
,,.elze friends 81 al the people with "iloi
~ have been al eumity IefeloioIe-
.sgp1f want the contest 70 - on a-i
Fargar. But are we 70 MAKE iiieil'
with rireIn. and are they % De recoii'.i' Il {,
raua. and are they 10 behave l+.-ti /
..-.s, ..r,ee..g,s5 a. have been made ~ p
honorable senator mere uo-'isi1 - 4
,..-,,.,, frul,t it. a. not THINK t1aJ 7
.--'T ....--gv-a the condisiun Of the o0uJ
4.---s ar the condition Of the >oui
.--1 mind. bv TINS Varading l'5e-s exec
--.HrsI cases To the people uf tnls co4'5'I
.srF -fsusll,q-ing and exciting lDeif a4lz
sae,rr4 more than they are BOW again
fff. unfortunate people -lnIoftuiiats
s.,ary r1-u-ot. unfortunate on account
-,.af- errors. uaf0rtunate on account
80 ueralr- which has followed lne
.r~s..> snd which they haye slliefe'i.
ET- President. let Us look sf Diis tes
-.-..,.-- r7.a honorable Senator, 80 80
before. reals from anonymous Ei1'
-r-ff.--. rroua cotton agents, and peoples
that KIND. NuH. Do does so happen u
-ee have -0lle testimony upon ihI5 ga
rect. r-e have the testimony Of the IRE
dsut af the United States, hGt p ssinm
sol iiar or q sunshine patriot
1Ir. ~umntr-I have not read amos
nuus letters.
Nr. Caaau-They are anonymous
Gar a. we are concerned and ! CONNER
the senator's prudence ig keeping I.
FlaI-lc- Of their writers from iGe paDll
because Z have u0 doubt that if tbe
names were known they would not
considered uf much Importance ! We
,ggch doubt whether thare is a sing
man among them who has ever wield
my fhing more than pea during u
-ofeFfoD. Put ] say tnat we hage (
-.s.fn9ony Of men of uuezcapti0nai
,..-a3lfv. We have the testimony Of d
p-.sf5err OF the United States, who "
"a Union man, and who was in favor
1bs Union al q time aad ia a place sh,
gbs.re was some merit iD a. 10 not sl
No. tIiere was any great mefit ln Del
t--,5-., man in Massachusetts. Z S
e.e.t a man would have been very ilk
=. oer a lamp post If he had been az
+;.i3geI-s there: but the President OF
-nfted states was Union man IA
-e-v thick and stOrn OF the pa.
lie was driven from his home; ~
-Fa,laid on his way bither in osdef
1,t.ud 10 his official duties in TINS 90
re bas stood by the Constitution, oy
Union. al the way through sieadly
firmly: and as q compliment 70 hi
fbe great party 10 which l belong
- which De did not belong. and ne
pretended 10 belong, conferred upon }
Offices which, in the providence oi O
has made him President OF the Uni
states.
Vow, sir, you are told here that
man, ia his Official c0nlmUnicat on 70