Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-05
Noon Dispatches.

FRANKFORT, KY, January Gov
B,anlette's message was delivered thi
m0In!ug. The following Is q brie
synopsis He says peopie, as a body
have since the afbitIamcat OF war, De
ciied to uphold and maintain the right
"a determined by the ultimate ratio o
population. The Increase Of crime is IN
below the measure Of the most reas0ua.
I bic expectation.
He is grat.Ged to know that his policy
at the close of the war, OF granting par
cJus 10 indicted soldiers OF either army,
has been rewarded with the Lappiest re-
suit At the close Of a civil war, peace
n amnesty are coTFeialive and degeu-
dent; without amnesty there can lie no
real peace. Ulless forgiveness covers
the acts Of war and relieve those engaged
therein, there is no real peace; the war
is but transferred from the forum where
tlm!L and corrupt men may swear away
that Tor which brave men and true struck
the manly blow.
To assume that this or that man, this
or that class, has sinued too greatly to be
forgiven, is but to declare a partial not
an entire peace. The breach made bv
exceptions may widen until the flames
Of strife, rekinaled from the dying end
bers Of war, may again lick the life
blood OF our people amnesty only can
eEtlugUisn the embeTs, and cover the
heated ashes. These principles have
guided ms aud are deemed applicable
alike 10 state and nation.
The governor asks an amendment Of
the criminal cod Of Kentucky, SO a. TO
make a proper graduation Of punish
ments; alvCcates the establishment OF q
house ~ correction or reform. and Of
houses OF refuge for youthful offenders.
lie advocates provisions FOR the care Of
cOlOred lunatics, the careful revision Of
all the law relating To the c0l0red p1uu-
lation 70 secure them in the -peacesoie
enjoyment OF life, liberty and property.
and regrets That bill No. 9i, reported by
the committee on Judiciary, during the
hrst session did not become a Jaw, as it
would have avoided some unpleasant
contests Of jurisdiction between The state
and federal authorities. He trusts wise
and prudent legislation may remove The
iimsy p]reieUses Of -unreas8uing fanati-
cism FOR any further disregard of the con-
stiLutiOn Of u fathers through freed
mems bureau and civil rights bits.
lie asks the adoption of such laws as
viii invite a sur eriOr class of lab0ring
population - The state, remarkiug that
freedom bestowed upon the inferior race
man Wlthdraws from him the protect
ing care Of the superior, and leaves him
% meet the superior race in the struggle
life, which must, 10y a universal law of
nature, rapidly destroy from among ms
the inferior race. The Indian, though
superior to the negro, vauishes before
The progress Of our race, and testines by /
decay the resistless course Of natural
True craftsmanship sdmonishes US TO
make timely provision for the supply Of
d iaboring population. Until the leopard
change his spots or the Ethiopian
his skin, VIII all the efforts Of fanati-
'ism 70 repeal or nuiiify Gods laws b. I
InayailinZ.
The governor recommends a urovis-
.ou 10y law for the annual collection of
statistics OF the population and pIoduc-
lions.
NEW YORK, January 4-Gen. Meta
s reported dangerously IN at san Luis
Two columns Of liberal troops
marching on that place. The liberals
nave advanced strong lines 10 within
sight miles Of the city Of Mexico.
Demarara adyices state that The yellow
ever has made sad ravages among the
rO0ps there.
A delegation Of loyal Tennessaeaps.
by Judge North and Gen. Eaton.
we're received by the union league last
.vening.
Washington specials say owing 10 In
Ian troubles the l4.h Infantry have ,
zen ordered 10 Omaha. Two regiments
the department Of the Potomac. {
Infantry are ordered TO the frontier.
The presidents veto Of the district Z
mirage bill viii be sent 10 congress I
ext Monday.
The secretary Of The treagury's annual
OF the sales Of L. ;. bonds is {
bout ready for Congress.
Reports that over a million dollars was 2
aid during December 10 southern claim /
nts, for cotton coniscated during the
are unfOuudcd. a
A general who figured prominently at [
ne cleveland convention, has chal- {
q democratic senator. The trouble
about an Office. The senator has not /
splied to The challenge.
The senate COMMITTEES IN territoritics "A
ill probably provide for the immediate o
omission o. Nebraska, on condition Of
D distinction in political rights on ae- Il
OF color. The same is applicable h
Colorado. "a
IL j. understood that the secretary Of p
ar has assumed the responsibility Of
ansierring the prisoners from TorlCgas e
Fort Delaware. q
The committee on revenue frauds a.
concluded that the tax on whisky s
usL be reduced TO fifty cents per gallon. &
HE manner Of collecting il De- radi- n
ily changed u
Senator Sherman expresses the opip- IA
b that congress Will not interfere with
2 present currency. nj
January = m.-The king
ened tie corte- Aais merning aud urged Ia
reorganizalpa Of the army. !,