Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
FIoteTf0l SeIlG' or,
HEYTON J. SMITH, a Upton O0s1ltu.
EJotafal Bepustsat0fius,
JOIN n GALLOW way or Fye.te C5s1stg



FHE CONtES hon OF THTEFEs.
A plague more dreadful than tia
erasshoppers which desOisted several O.
TIE western States las. EummeTis scouTg-
ing Tennessee. Chattanooga has been
converted into another Jehosaphai, and
Janes's hail the Bethesda where a knot
ofcarpetbsg rogues who pursue politics
only for the sake Of plumber, have gath
eIed Tor the purpose Of masking known
20 8 sympatbizing world the wrongs
they have sustained at the hands ofthe
wicked ana remorseless savages Of the
south. That wicked and TedemPtion-
learascal, Powell Clayton, ofArklnsas,
has been teudeTly carried 70 this mod
err Pool OF Sloan, AMI when he lH-
wraps his limbs and presents his sores, q
Ia-I shrek Of grief Wa gash from the
fuGg inous gulsts az the agonized car
pe;bsggers That pItTid eliot OF eouup-
ton, Joe Brooks. viii be there, far gone
with gauggeue. and when his comrades
iIi misfortune sOTowfuliy gaze Upoa his
ailments, they viii iucontinently plunge
him headf1remost into the cleansing wa
-ezs. That prosecuted iuECcent, Moses. of
south Carolina, viii czrefuLly remove
tie lint rom his battered carcsss, and
great VIII he the wsiiings when this del
ul ed patriot exhibits the stripes that
ha las received on account Of his devo-
tira 90 his beloved country. When Pat /
teE0R and Kellogg, amid so5s AID signs, +,
ree3uat hen wrongs, bssrded men viii
veeP, and women, who are always on
hand in tie hour Of suffering with poul-
ices and tsusy-tea, viii scream and F.
svoOn al the h0rrid tales which lave I
been poured into their tender hearts. I
Poor Lazarus, sitting ar the gate OF the
pislhoric Dives, vas itch ~ comparison
with the carpetbaggers hobblinc aboat
the streets u Chattanooga yesterday
sld to-day. They viii not even have q
caIpsssiouste cur hard by with ready
rCr que % minister 70 gspiHg wounds, &
sII must therefore perform the
01Iee of LazarIs's c1usiierata friend
upon one another Covered ali over
with iuf8my- and r-iug with couup-
ton, these kusves meet upon the sacred
so. Of Tennessee for the purpose Of con-
cCedag new schemes uy which to rob and
oPIress the people they havs % long
plllde-ed. They a-e reluctant TO give
ug their hold upon the threats Of the I
southern people, snd with the hope o.
Sc Iri1g a new grip they meet st Chat
tanoOga, where a new batch Of false
hoods VIII lie hatched with s view oil 7
5le sing Ken to congress who VIII re-
store them JopOweE The CHATTANOOGA {
wiI cry Justify ior more
troops. and represent The kublux Is raw
agllg the country. These carbetbag-
gers noe, e=tsusi. s. .. - consider lie dis s
ordered condition Of the southern {
-es when 81 fact they meet -1 cau- ?
l1- their own dizorJe1sa condition.
Congress hss been considering the lois-
'rosTei coalition Of tle southern State
or nine years. During ths5 tame TIE
legloes have been reed Saves hara q
'esa made citizens. The negroes have a.
'5an entrauch-set and best and most Pc
owed when uen Of the south have q.
zen placed under dissblities. States
ave been piseed under military rule,
nc the carPetbsggers at Chattanooga I r
an invent no new instrumeutCf tor
sra. The meeting is called with the
f'p view 81 s. Vet fIrafr -r4--FE r.-,- ~ I.
evise measures for the perpeguau0u %. Is
lsr power. The c9uvaRti0n is com e,
c7ed Of sesdy needy, pluudsIing dead
eats, and should C0mm1niD0 more re-
.ee- than O. meeting Of Sing-Sing con- an
lets, presided over by Tweed