Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25
81 would not live always.
! ask NOT 10 stay,
" here storm alfar storm
H. q al 81. r..- - ..


! hat peace and harmony prev vailed once more.
lie Witnessed to-day what Ae b ~ not seen Ilr
i've years oefcrs-feilcw citizens Grotu every
part OF the STATE COL ivIl-Lg ~ unison q. t-S.-
capitol lie would have Freely gwen bis lie 60
have saved his country rroIn the scents t--ulgu
which n La= passed. Us -llete any Cle Ws-a e.
lh blood Aas not bee n r-aEg- trTT-..4rg
even, fTuI1 theLE a. leregc-s have been involved
in strife, and some terrible scenes Lavz llluurl
a- = consequence, This lls been sue case from
tue la-l OF Auanl 20 the ? eseUt day, ana -Lsr
dluefences u opinion. IT Is Lhe day of al.
citizens therefore, TO forget and fo7lIar. Ne
should approximate as near as possible . hsr-
HOlF ana dtieLuue. Many who have 10 no. ed
with Us Ia Gays gone by =.u Numbered NitsI t.s
slain, bec3uSe lI these unfortunate CIUor, uy.-
OF opinion between Us. Though we cannot nt IAN
them back. We can do much To preserve tie lIe
Of this nation, and 10 forget whc, has passed
IL Is our duty. lie referred 10 the generous
kew that the ll-is 4ted ia-tl ol brave ueu
would be observed. They had favored a /. .naraI
pghey 70 tne bftNe lieu i"ey had cong qgvged
Inc isaul'si l'--sS Is IA anta=oRisul 10 tuiS de
understood tle cha acier or IiIe qsoplt OF Ten
neSste- A more honorable body oI men GIa not
live on earth, whether tusy were IN the rebel
lion or Og- OF &C. q q Do would trust them as
quick as he would trust himself some said
wlSe-keep them UuJ in the cod--giye
10 come. What would De the effect oil such "a
puLcy2 Could we expect that hy su,i severity
tnty would love Us more. and finally clasp us
ia lheil arms 20. but citizenship ten years
nom nov. He thought It would be IN Nel, bad
taste because he had been loyal. 10 Say thai
other good men with whom Ls had been gI va
Rance ia this war. shcuid not have equal adj
yanJsG-s and privileges at tle bar. I.s paid
a passing CON p!iuvu, % Air. Lincoln. lie knew
his purposes were all right. lie though, the
rtaulgsls OF the North ulu as much 90 bring
about the rebellion as the fire caters az The
speech OF Hon. Jordan stokes.
Ar Chairman thank you for tho orp1r.
tunlty You have Afforded me 70 anuouucs 10
this large delegation fr0m the yariogs oounties
approve OF the Preamble AID resolutions. Aiuo
period el Gag history has 70 been o. more san pgT-
tance that y on Should announce she views aud
pElheiNieN ttat "a entertain for Il1 ,ne legs.g-
uon OF our National Congress and The la...~Is
uon ei lenhe-seel you, each ana every one of
You, hav4 a personal interest. MANY az u- il
days gone by were not found with jae President.
Past party pOlIciesh1ys ula nc influence. We
have no dealing in the past 10 IS useless 20
duties 20 perform, looking 60 itte Present aud
looking to the iuturc, Cheers ! am much
tanNea Tom every part OF Ieuues7ea have
given iuust hearty and cordial apuror.l 1f
Andrew Johnson. lie + your hope nelsu1,g.
perhaps Tue only true hope tliat any portion o.
the country, North OF south. can le-y uf,l.l 10
preserve Tho integrity Of .ae Federal Cylstl.u-
ton. IL can ue lune i viii he done IN ne
al"1t lu Icnncs5e, when rsdiclt.s2 viii sink So
low that the dogs VIII let UaTk atI.. Loud
nloh county We nave differed il tle
past We nave been few nnouyn-
since, uecupyinS tne position oI enc
mies- naiiQual enemies, Wita yte surren-
der Of the southern AMY, thank C,ci NV heart
was large enough TO take in every ai4n ,F5n
SAID be was !or tue star. and stfIpes "a fa.srs
Lei Us T. gard the past as gone forever Eof rcf
all the bicAsIiug, of the pst- g+ive ne me fs.f
taat prefers To bind up |ue wounds llcu LniS
feels o. the seats 'snd sores urOdues5 h7 oT,-
intestine atltv. Cheers, / am flr th. man
Jast = aeS3ng ne part % the good samaritan
sai is Wlilrs 90 administer tl TIE wants o the
helpless would ike very much 70 talk moro
20 Eou but there are other dlsIlu zlllsh.a gen
1euaen here Wno AeNe yoises sc have nol heard
and y nom We desire 10 hear again Cries 10
onl This looks more lke ave " siz
have Witnessed a. Nashville. We are
here nom every part Of the 5tats We have
slrsaay this oay doue one good work, an excel
lent piece OF WORK. y Is got up in the rlgL-
spirit conserved IN TIE proper tone, laying
Gown e piatlOlfe tlhl r broad enOu1h for any
man wll prefers the freedom ol ms own race.
Ing elevated et the expense OF our own. Let
us indulge ibo FOND hope that thiS IJmOu-
resolutions, this most aamiraJle platform
Wlh forever put a stop 20 those evil calluIa-
ules sesitered broadcast over the coun-
tiy. iheir authors are mars, 1 egrce VITA
lhe k6ntiernan that the 10y al men OF
tenuessee ought % control tennessee, but
every man that has taken the aInDasty IS
my brother. ] do uel ospl tohyc-talld sneak
@ with d.-4dobceD-I do not want 20 live IN a
tsot e. llleut where ! have d right 20 im-
t GSayns ~ s aS SPo9 y99 10 sI H9" Rog Vo 81 I'M no
the people or tennessee with al my heart
liey s.r gallant and Grave, whether they ngat
uilcef The one tag or tae other, ana proud 70
know tucif intes.ity, their bravery. when theF
PiedGe me- their isiia tLai thcy lave done with
tle rebellion and are loyal 70 the United States.
take them nov as did ia time gone BY. and
Tecosnize them as 10Y fiie nds and brothers.
speech Of a. ". Putnam, OF CoGes.
The historian Motley, ia his history Of the
Netherlands, speaking OF the seige OF Antwerp.
49, an
prosecuted the EeIge by rhetoric and Jailed D..
bat st the same time he perished in nuil5lug
cess Of his plan. Now, slr, I say thar Andrew
Johnson has not only couqusJed boy his rhetoric.
but be has PFQSsea-ed tle construction Of a
great national uiltlScs Milcn, aiaautns al the
States OF this great continent, wlil form thor
ough are nom be South 90 the North and nom
TOE North 70 the south, lnls ls wnai De is en-
ais Inessage In December last, Beyond
that, what do we see in his message OF yester-
day, but another glorious ornamental span OF
the same character ana structure, vita solid
foundations either 6lOfcs Lhc -anttlleul'
- 3Isa uHon the rock ot ihe Soiststo So ..eA: 81
taat the bridge may sl4na arm against az the
assaults OF tile enemies 0i cur great iatloIi, one
ana indiylsinle- Aud there - slr, iit contrast
NitA lrst what seems 10 oe a brl9ge al tfciiliy
nusu upon the abutIneut alone, reaching 8
oui IKE suspension bridge over V
some distant ana unknown locality IL
S9uthern states tbGt there would Be some way
I el 81, St..lhs-lhs np upon that suspension bridge
r
/ they could gel back, The broad plan Of An
uLe" Johnson presents a way by which we can
$3.50 -a,a into the Union as lsg-upid iug citi-
80, it. -ll' Whist oid the Kari O. Leicester
Z - nen tne English were seeking 70 have
4 tle sc sueilands restored 10 Tue enfoyraent
o. Nef rights aud liberties anf 10 be
relieves nom their dislrsncblseFnsD He
/ says tnal those Sialas havos scarcely a
( noe 70 creep lhronsh President John
! son has opened q hole % this great Amer
] lean people Ihis people Wiz see their ygav aud
J tazas osski as they are entitled 70 the Snjoy.