We OIVE a large i*opoition of our kpftOA to-dr.y to tiie proceeding* of the hrst'H aym ami Wheeler ciub formed in Memphis. Wcdothh in poreuiDceofbur purpose to give tiie public all the newt without regard to our political predlUc-n l* Wt» mean fair play, and stall tteiih-rtaJte advantage of a at opponents Mut —^ u, « mcir e*-pause. Wo aic so strong in the just* toe if our cause, and feel so sa'e in the i^jfiitiou or our pxu-ty, that we can afford to he evtn uiore latitu linarian than ever. With Grant and his whteky thieve* to carry, not toepttkot, Mr , or Mr?., or Mbs Frances Thompson, at present charged with the cart* of the liceaof the station-house, our friends of the K«iie*l persuasion have so much dead weight to carry that we feel more like coodoh: g with than blaming them—that is, we would feel men that way if we oou!d 01 ly forget the pluLdiied southern States aid the crime* of a political organization debased beyond recognition by its original founders. But we ctn't.