Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
only TWO LEI.

The news received yesterday is an i'm
movement on that Of Tuesday, and
more than confirms the victories over
which a majority Of the people OF the
whole Union are rejoicing as over an ac-
oomulished revolution that cannot fail
to produce results in the highest degree
favorable to the best interests Of the
country. Every State, even South Caro-
Inns, has made gains over Radicalism,
and we have s hope that she and Mis-
sissipai will, at their next elections, free
themselves altogether from the killing
VrRso of q party that came into power
on sectional prejudice, and is fast dying
with il. These are the only two Of all
the late Confederate States still domi-
mated by the party that was heralded
into power by the crack Of the Kansas
rife, and the shrieks of 9 fanatic horde,
Who have signaIized their unitness to
rue with anything like liberality or gen.
erosity 10 the minority and whose leaders
still trade upon the passions that
were their original stock In trade,
20 which We owe "the war, It's causes
and its consequence" Only South
Carolina and Mississippi remain under
Radical rule. Louisiana is free by a.
we'll directed and supreme effort. and
Arkansas, after q year Of doubt and IN
certainty, stands redeemed and disen-
thralied.n Alabama, also unshsckled,
takes her place beside her sisters in the
Union, free and equal. Thus Virginia,
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina,
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas,
and Florida, Of the once Confederate
States, after nine yesrs Of political ex-
nsr<ence such as in 1858 none would
have b,Siieved possible in free America,
are free II. IN eXtraneous manipulation,
and free from all the multiplied evils OF
carpetbsggery. Only South Csrolins
and Mississippi rem Gin the prey Of the
imported ofice-holder. One by one
nine Of the States Of the so1th have oy
political strategy overresched zoe schem-
ers and asserted their freedom, and II
the two still left to wrestle with the obi
Gus tyranny will but adopt the tactics
by which they accomplished the long
desired result, they, too, may soon be
able to unite with us in the
song Of victory and peace. South Caro-
lima attempted it, and so successfully as
10 elect Kershaw for congress and 9TH
erwise to make an exhibit Of strength
In support OF fusion ticket, such Is
must cause its opponents to pause
and think twice before launching anew
into legislative and partisan excuses
akin to those the knowledge Of which
at the north has contributed, we be-
ueye, altogether to the result we are
celebrating so joyfully. After many
va, attempts on a strictly party basis,
ION a rsce basis, the people Of the Pal
Tna,to : 'sts determined on q sort o.
Sant.- mo, 'enent, which though un-
successful this year, will no doubt be
trDitf1I Of full re wits next election. In
this they followed the example Of Ar
ksnsas. Tennessee aud Virginia, which
vet might be in hex condition were
il not for the adoption IF pohcy olc-
tated by wisdom and good sense. II
Mississippi would be free she VIII nave
10 do likewise. II she would be nd Of
Ames. and send him to the bosom OF Ms
retired father-in-lsw, the Essex STATES
man." she must prepare for fuAior
movement that shall have for its basls
an ignoring OF the past and determin-
alton after freedom at any cost OF pres
ent subsistence Of party. Anxious tc
see her free, and rejoicing in a freedom
won in that way, and with the recent
examples OF Louisiana and Arkansas
before US, we renew to our brethren the
sdvice the APPEAL rendered pending
4ba last canvass in Mississippi. Mem.
-,his.eommereisIly speaking, is as much
i citv of Mississippi as OF Tennessee, AND
fhe APPEAL feels that her people have
Nerefore, q deep and abiding interest IL
"a ~tsver concerns her welfare and fu.
via ~d-as we have this fall and win
t1Le5 - ID is the case all over the
IeI II, les are intimately connect
'a!1- N r. sffairs OF the peoples
81 WIN pno al ne int under Rsdicslisu
M;ss, AiOT' never ca be as prosperou
a. al. sought and deserves 20 De, w
again urge upon the peeps u oIh 80 -
state to Senterise out Of tbs hsuica
clutches, as we trust South Safallni
will yet succeed in doing. Only tbes'
two OF our sister southern States remasI
under Radical rule. They can relieve
themselves Of 1t il they will as easily 81
Louisiana has, and VS. hope they vii
sot rest satlshed until they accomplish
Il.