Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-03


south Carolina peace, law and order,
'eign supreme. sud The people are quiet
and happy while ia arkansas wc haze
rogttes and disturbances; while almost
sveFybody Is dissatisfied aud nBCOmfort-
able, and a gloom pervadsB the entire
State? Why is 1t that In s ruth Carolina,
trade % business are furnishing, Ri
serts Of manufacturing interests impr6v.
ing, immigration pouring its lils-glvlrg
ice into her borders, and everything
wearing . glad and hopeful aspect
7ghYe Just The REVERSE Of on the happy
aBg1ries Is visible az AFbansds?
he cause Of great difference can %
D. fslred OaLg TO dhe difference ia ms
coarse # policy pursued 6y the parf5l
reSssctrey IN these ttO0 States.
10 S.u5E Carolina GOVeTaor Scott, al.
though q UoIicdi Of the s~trictest school
/ did not declare martial ia10 0Ueg any
/ portion Of that State nor did be ever
deem il necessary 10 call the mid!ja
icscss II Che STATE into active service.
But on the contrary, appealing to the
virtue, patriotism and good n Of the
peopie, ne Indicated a just, ii5rral and
huuasne policy tDWaTd8 AL VINO would
obey the laws and keep the peace, with a
stern RduOnition OF retributivc justice
against al offenders ard distuToer of the
peace. The happy result IF thai eyis6 Gad
jU3iciOus policy may De gIsGaod from
the JOLOWing ~teiegrGp6ic item. wbieb
was first puoushed ia al the CREST lesd-
ing papers Of the country, aud cop eG il
every country AID village newspaper in
the union
private letter nom a prominent and well
known South Carolina lcya lst aHa EepuBii-
eau 70 a gentleman in this oity, he ,grts: Our
nnaanaaFs Fn Esufh. q nHINHnn aud ] rIaEE ait
over tns South, are now very ERGO Ir-elrg,
DO IA politically ami materially l. WieS-Dess
hiss ceased alluos', as II by magic, since tae
Clectlous, ard eve ofy seems 10 az, 2 inc
motion n GrsDt let as have peace Good
feeling seems rapay returning bc-v cen tie
iva different paIl O. a1d Q prominent ee1uo-
Yicau IS treated t.T rent mon what he r.
outy q month EEp- Tue EnSncisl prOsp-c $ ri
IN STATE have improved wonderfully within
fHe last Two or thee weeks"
When such itsos as the sbOEe cr6
read by the Northern pecgis, iC gives
ITEM confidence ia the stability ard
psTma1aUcy c. the government ofS ala
Gaelic, and the good order and whole
someone's Of their social condition.
Hence they are wiling to~e1igTate there,
and carry their families, their moGey,
their capital, t5sir enterDTise snd thrifty
hsbits with them, 10 help build no tie
prosperity a. the country. BIT Wdsn
they turn to he page that recites the sad
aud lGmettc6ie condition Of poor cd
abused and cutaH335jGt6d ArEagJsaS, they
shuddeT Nth horror, and turn OUer the
page Uith q sigh Of regret, and perhaps
a bitter maledictiOH upon the rebels and
traitors that are supposed 10 De riding
rough ShOd OUeT the rights and liberties
Of the people!
We appeal to TIE judgment ard sober
reflection Of the honest, intelligent aid
patriotic Republicans Of arkansas TO
sustain as ia opposing u policy tsot is so
destructive Of ire best sAtsTe5Ls Of the
people, and that Is dong so much to re-
t1rd the gTOCh and C-6UtiCDMcHt Of The
Republican party ia n58 state.
To the ebove we can add nothing. L
tells the whole story Of wrong and out
rage by CLAYTON aui his muIJa truth
fully; and honestly draws q parallel that
will not, We hope, be los tupoa TIE Repub-
lican party OF Arkansas: one that OUsat
not to be lost on CLAYTON, unisss he be
utterly beTeft Of reason IS we'll IS dig
nifty and good character. The Republic
can press OF The North and West win,
we hope, Eot fail to regard this agilele
from the Repu5licaa. They should copy
if, st least in justice % tha people OF ar
kansas, whom 5hey have irjlrsd, maDy
times, the past winter, By the pub.ica-
tion Of repeated fslseho7d=. promulgated
by their enemies in the State.