Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15

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The disappointment Of the Radical
,s.5a-s and journals, at the refusal Of the
t-ue people Of the South to become the
ar,boz Of their y humiliation, and tc
-, mske the Radical impolicy and
-5UsfDv a success, Is too keen to be con
ceslad Their victory Is 3 defeat ano
80 tnov II. It is the establishment Of
,s,ro suffrage in the South that is losing
them the North, and will prove thelr
min. They have Won the elephant
We f. unmsusgeable. If be disfran-
,b{sas all white "rebels" by his ConstI-
,Urions for the Departments Of Negro
dom. and provides for virtual connscs-
-, ~ their estates, as he lCiN do, and As
MA most devoutly pray he may do, the
rrogrezs Of Rsdicslism down the slope
fbsr ends At hell viii be immensely ac-
elevated. Let the Adventures, the
R~anegades. the Dalgettys and the ne
groes hold their P~sw-wows called IN
mockery CoareHti0Hs! Let them dose
the country with the pure and unadui-
rated ouintessence Of Ethiopian Rsdi-
.oIizn The more Of it there is, and
the rsnker it is, the better. The
Nortbern stomach was pretty strong
by+ il bas had nausea for some time, from
the sme,ic OF negro suffrage, and pretty
so5u # viii "spew out OF its mouth "
Radicalism and al ius deviltries.
The New York Tribune is absolutely
f., its 5otage, and baobles ike an IDIOT
overcome by its t@srrors, and venomous
with disappointment. 1t whistles against
the tornado. and lie Mrs. PARTINGTON
-en5esvours to push back the Atlantic
with 5 broom, by advising the negroes
IN he moderate and c~oncilistery. i
might Is well send HORACE GREELEY
cut into the Western p~rsiries to soothe a
mack Of gsunt and hungry wolves by his
persuasive and honeyed elCquence.
Hear IL -
The e--rebels Of Virginia are holding
sToof under the pretended fear, but real
bsue. that the Convention will be guilty.
If the prossast excuses and most des-
motto distinctions against b ~ex-rebels.
Retaliation. coufiseatiOn, exclusion OF
rebels from Office, are pointed out as the
buybesrz to deter whites from voting
he Radical ticket Let the Convention,
80 in advsuee Of the Convention, let
\ Republican IesdeTs OF Virginia, adopt
the Dolicy Of making suffrage and the
light TO hold Office a. nearly universal as
nSssIbIe-the nearer the better. Such q
66cIirv will give them hosts Of votes for
me sdoption Of the Constitution among
sbosa VINO st the last election were ar
rsved against il. Let the Convention
trust the whole people OF Virginia, q
the whole people Of Virginia Will raufy
- work. Such a mRgnanimity IN the
~so-cslled Negro Convention Will con-
trsst with the relentless bigOtry, narrow
ness and exclusiveneEs Of b ConserVa-
rive psrfy. And this contrast viii aid
the caus Of negro suffrage AZ the North,
throughout the South, and II Congress
more thsn volumes OF argument. II
will show that the blacks can use what
little power Is given them IN Virgins
more magnanimOusly than the whites
have ever done
The Tribune has, however, attained to
the perception Of truth which has
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not vet become apparent to the obtuse
fntsUect Of Radicalism. Itssys:
II "a A fact which few have yet learned,
that the power OF 3 DISTINGUISHED minor
itv Is greater, by reason Of the power Of
the principle Of justice which IL cruclned
and p~ersecuted in them, than II they
were eD~franchised. Ireiand's disfrsn-
cbised masses could not keep Great Bri-
tain in q turmoil, II they we're fully rep
resented in her House Of Commons, 50
dangerous as the commotiOn they are
enabled to keep up by reason Of their
alleged Acknowledgement.
What do Us want OF a uOts in Tennes-
see? Our v0te would be worth precisely
Is much as our negro lacquey's or por-
ter's. One need not much lament being
deprived Of that.