Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-05

l not 10 be peevfsh and fretful with one another
about the different Organizations ,,li 70 which
I for supporting him. However different the
ORGANIZATIONS in which we have all stood, we
are an now united for the common end Of
elecfiug Mr.. Greeley, and for driving the Rad !
fcals from tn e administration Of the Govern Z
ment. Even II four political compilations were
rs various As the cOiOrs OF the sun, and our
views as ii fferent as the days from the nights
nevertheless they have brought US together,
into concert OF action, TO rescue the govern
ment from the vices Of our Radical rulers, the
Federal dietatiOn OF cabinet members, and
the tyranny and corruption Of an army %
ofhce-hoiders. The nations patriots, North
and south, In q broad spirit Of sectional recon
ciliation and fraternity, are Ming up and
shaking hands across the bloody chasm; and
Those opposed eyes
Which, like the meteors Of a troubled heaven,
Did lately meet In the intestine shock,
And furious close Of civil butchery,
Shall nov, IN mutual, well-beseeming ranks,
March sl one way, ss q band Of brothers, fol
the country's safety
II IS an auspicious Circumstance, that in the
union of an the elements q the opposition 70
the corrupt party In pow er, they have con-
sented to turn their backs on the grave
"a Sid dead " poiieies and onestions' @ | ana bury
them forever; 10 stand in the present on
the ever-iiving and immortal principles OF
the right OF man 20 self-g0vernment and pop
ular freedom: to face boldly the great future
with al its hopes and auxieties, and to strive
together with the fordtude Of patriots 70 make
o
70 this broad and generous spirit, or upon
these Il beral princi pies and sellti Ineuts have
accepted the candidacy for Congress in ODE
dience to what believe 70 be the wishes OF a
majority of the people Of this district II
felled 70 the ground a. any time by my adyer-
sarieS I trust you VIII help me to my feet
with strong and friendly hands; that you viii
cheer me when l am upon them, and inspire
me in this race with the rally cry on IN the
battle for freedom and constitutional govern
ment, until the victory is won.
GREELEY A JOINT CANDIDATE.
Mr.. Greeley is now the joint candidate Of
the Liberal Republican and Democratic par
ties Of the United states, by reason Of their
action az Cincinnati and Baltimore, and the
choice OF the people for the next President Is
narrowed down between Mr.. Greeley and Gen
eral Grant, and ] shall support Mr. Greeley
with all my heart
MILITARY CHIEFTAINs.
The question is not which possesses the
highest talents and reputation as a military
cEieftain As an educated soldier and com
marder OF armies, freely cOncede To General
Grant superiority Of military requirements
and reputation over Nj. Greeley, the philOsO-
uher OF CnappaQua- in degree as eminent as
General Jackson or General Taylor possessed
these qualities over Thomas Jefferson or Ben /
iarnin Franklin. But the very fact that Mr.. /
Greeley has not been educated for the army
has not BY habit been familiarized TO ideas Of
force: has been unaccustOmed 10 councils OF
war and the despOtism Of the sword, are
among the strongest recommendations OF his
fitness for