Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

cuse me) With ihe mstter ia hand. You re-
aember that before saw a Southers SAFE
T thought lever see it, I did, BY way Of re-
tort uHoa a 'philan-hToPic' appeal Of Mr.
hau5hton's visa for a plantation Of negroes
tue STATE Of Alabama. Now tha-I bavs
seen much Of the South, and have lived in il
Extraordinarily mOnlhs.i wish for TWO PLAN
tstions % that respectable State.
Tue South aud herilstilutiohs are established,
strong, impreguable- Amongst civilized com
mnntles, none are at this moment so secure as
be Southern 5 es Of America. Instead Of
+nxlously a~pologizing for themselves, they can
nov st serene, and benignantiy pity yOu al
No BOsleman or country genileman, or what
soever landed and privileged man there be-Bo
baron or squire Of the shire, in Easlsnd or snv-
where else, feels TIE ground under his feet 81
a "A as he Soushern Pisnter-attempts 20 dis
.harge 90 high duties, or bias sDy notion at al
4 such duties to be discharged, as be g pansss
midst his game presfrveTs with AWFUL eVes
aud stares hopelesslg al the riddle OF his ownex
s-ence, environment and destiny. Poor soul
let him ERE away while the game is good. Tn
-redi funis are stiIl quoted. The Prince Al
bert opens Crystal Palaces still ard 10 mar
fdsy et euc The felon throat OF Sao8ad Deem
bT.
l send you for your enlightenment certain
4lmbeTso OF The Charleston Standard, "a sfraish,
onward Journal, Conducted by a straight for.
ward friend Of mine) not as the best ssmpie
lsTbaPs ct southern Journalism, but az TIE ey-
0sition a southern opinion nearest ny hand
f0l viii perceive ihaE the south begins TO b.
sai JaIiss 10 plead IN / 8 own court, 10 form is
pEh cpiuion, and 10 be a lag unto itself. Oi
EAeeer Hall, ant the great canting B Hish Pub
lc, n steadily se's at nougbt ali the counsel.
,nd will none Of the reproOf. Based on csttot
aies and sugar hogsheads, as on a rock and
strong tower, J s1eet washed by The Mississip.
pi and Tie Gulf; fortified by the Constitution.
s1i content viii its own experience OF its oKh
blessings; it seems 20 be (Uhion or 20 Union)
b TIE straight way OF 3. coming ole of the
sratdest OF al conn ries, ancient or modern, A
lowing Anticipation which viii not tong ap-
JesT TO yon extrsvagaBt.
Mr.. Spratt, Of the Charleston Standard
iains the merit Of having, ffst ini The south
strongly and broadiy asserted the genuine
southern priHciples-hst Slavery Is A 6lessiu.
lis a sound, m0Iai and beniiceat institution
nd basis OF Institutions that IL has a righ
and duty 10 develop itself, extend itself a..
york out its own de,tiniesS that TO attain il,
nsXimun Of efficiency, it demands more Ne
.roes from that stOre-bOuse where Providence
breeds tbeu for a.: ant o. course that il re-
uires 10 be dispmbsrrassed Of all that franco
-nt pretense IF ihilauthropic cruz M squad
aHs; whereof ! shall have somewhat to say
presently.
wan pleasure tel you that your old col
ab0raieuT, BTeEsn- hy bis writings IN tbs Nea
orleans Dcia and Ttmcs. (poor fellow ! hs ia.
written hts tas',) gave eariy ard powerful al,
un the sane dJrec ion. You nav remember
hat I also, three years ago, Ia the Citizen. re-
4satedly advocated the re-opsHiHg Of the At
ruCan sisve-,rade; Bat then 40 I do not reason
only degmatlze-sHd put everything forwzr.
1ard, bare suu rigorous. what say has ster
P~arsdoxical, eEea offensive aspect which
nakss the weaker brother turn away from il.
or IrgSu stark naked-YCd KNOW bow inde
elt she looks.
That which three years ago, seemed IS IN
ieasible - project to revive the Cmssdes l..
low at least discussed; whether il sasli b.
adopted or not, depends IN he long run. sole,
On The question, whether the Soa bern states
'nali judge it on the whole beneficial to them
selves.
hOSever, though prefer the South. mos,
abouug immigrants prefer the North and West
But there rs need Of them, room for thsfn eve
ywhere. save in the c0tton-growing and sugar
growing regions. The cOasirg j. in snleS5i.
oHdItion. Buchanan is President. Aboh
foEism and FTeesoiism have been d.slr =
heavy blcE, both by his election and BIZ he De
rision Of the Supreme Court in TIE DreSi Scot
'sse, which makes thetT system ef agitation
- heretorOre conducted, reese able ara reyo
HtionsTy henesforfh-tbst is 10 saw. crrsbe.
hem altogethsrj fer & Is a law abiding conn
y. aHd here arr no tTeasoHs or revrl,tF,rs
Eantedhere. kuOw-NOthiBgisn Is chalne5 sn.
xcept 10 East Tennessee. where n -tu5 -,
loose, though il does not bite. poljtiral -
.ltemsnt and partisan fury ot all sorts have
nieh subsidized New York is artifriaIv eiu-
llatirg herself vi smsli riots, which indeed
re surprisingly small in a city Of eImyst .
al ion people, where there are a. nahv trisT
a IA tNWnNrn and - unarw G-EHaa--
ud only o Ptetencs II a foilce force. lndps.
flows fam-ies are npaTiHg into the grand rev
territories Of tie Vest The ~Nebrsska la.
ga.ty a. urusd 10 hurt nobody /; abd "hlsed-
9 kusas bieeds DO more. All these cir
cumstsnces invite your ENotss. As FOR Enow.
Noihiugisn, which difseriousiv tor two vesrs
beck be imgisfsi0s, &C bad little meaning
rom the hrs bey oBd a blind zeal for the mos
l~nigtteG PTotestantism, OF even . pTetence OF
h-t, which is almost worse. Il Las alwayt
,een weak and noisy aad lie enly public ae-
ion having taken ibe fofm Of street. not, an,
irsoa, Jest and gfiet people, If whom there
re a mal 'Hty, have grown tired Ct i, N 'ig-
ant against IL. Doe lrish-born citizen. with
- vote ia bis hand. is precisely the political
! qual Of one kHOw-NouRiHg; no more aud no
IS; AMI can BY no mesns afford 10 Weld ore
lot or one tittle 10 the claim * native superi
5rity. We cannot, | cay, afford to Be humble
o TIE presence G 50 proud a pespl. and IL
I 0r acopted tei-ow-cOunFynen will follow ure-
en-. or example " miRs, humility is he YER,
ast OF The Christian virrues they will cuisf-
ste. When they are perfect 10 an TIE rest.
ben let them begin upon hat. A few plaip.
.ad simple rules would suffice for their guid-
uce, 10 case Of uatiEism beroming again OUT
sgeous. T~o-wit-Tepsy scorn with acorr
Obey The law, ani stand upon youT rights.
tackled lathe exercise of those ri hts. thsi
-n-- - - .-H.F a ~
o. bullet. 10 a know-ketairg smite Thee Oh
be oup cheek, smte hin o. tbe ether. Vote
verbally sgtinst every candidate for ever
hce who hiuis Une wOTl Of RatiVism. 81
ball y q prove yourselves worthy 10 be Of ihr
sCrereigns OF = free cuunfrY-so shall lerisla.
7rs Ne conciliatory, rowdiesb Be bland. ard ever
Ping Ugiies7 invite you to take a drink.
Iho-e Immigrants (sDd I suppose we NAV
Epect mary sucb) who have education. re-
med taste and means TO buy negroes, hat bet
ct come Souih for living. Others viii proba-
~ say above the latitude Of Msson ana
0xon's line, flow Westward and aToli up'i
= 70 % usual, sweeping msJ5rities for the
Democracy
NoW - leturu to the South md her fortunes
-yon can easily perceive that / attach mucl
% se1uence % tboss beginnings OF dowrTIgbi
iouih-rn sentiment and opinion which are
t4ted above. Thy are so much resis' ance to
he hood Of .enlishf ened' inodeTn cant and slang
Fhich othrrWisa was threatening to spoil
~ our perceptions Of right and wrong, Of
beautiful and hide0us, Of true and falls 60
nany sufficient piles planted down to form a
1reakWater against the catscivRm of Exeter
HaH hiiauthrnpy. VIII Cd is indeed eona OF H.
Forst passions Of n~sture.' Nay they iadicate
hat America il about 70 originate a new "a
iorai h. ersture Of her own. Hihefto. as von
re aware. this continent has had 40 nstive
worth namirg-and what must bnlel
been The effect upon her general health of so
much foreign garbage, either fresh az import
ed from Epgland, or re-enmpiied, echoed, e tied
mimicked N New England, one nav win
iisgust conceive. An unwtolesome ulistsks.
has been too prevslent-thst u is enough to be
p iliticsllg independent Of England enough
Ia, she makes 10 laws for us; bat that her
literature, criticism, efhics, being msnufac-
ured. By dint Of cheap labor, lower thar We
get up the srticlesbrre, may serve
'ur turn, az the Msnehssiry dry goods DO, iyeiii
'1Oueh; nay that We even do ourselves credit
INC show our Ansio-SaNun breeding by ssppre- z
iaiing' All that b4iderdash. But for his
mistake, Amfrica never would base
Iead OF AbOltionism. nor Of KRoE-Nnth-
Hsism. L Is z mistake which has cost her
ear, and which VIII not. perhaps be fully Pet
isht nntil sftei the bird, and last war with
be Mother confa.v'
Northern and Extern literature. education,
I'd opinion, are . sergile cory Of the British
nd 20 indoient, 50 inspEcIerL ~ The S~onther-
that be has hsretofofe been content r. or
sr II bis books from England or New York
Z Philadelphia. and 70 seHd his sons 70 yale
Z 70 Harvard for UHiFsrsify eincation. 1be !
aIing cant Of Ahoifionfsm 5.a'snt IN sf 2
70 ks and Universities has reused bin ;
last; has awakened hin TO sense Of lais 7