Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23

THE PROSPECT BuFoRE rs.
Esysr since the commencement Of our cal
nassr iB TIE Incarnation o. TIE Galhsad Tor
lie rsssmplion Of the fallen raee & msnkind,
1ss ne ssr.h 10 her course around the sun
s1ss upon q year big via. ihs fate Of her
iiess children, more than 1861
fsnple of Janus, which has beea closed
"a nany years in The greai rePnblie Of
mss5ai zines, Is now opened for an appeal 10
III ul battles, and the decision Of ihe
nos| teis question, are he people capable o.
80 srnnrsf7
etn aritsrs hsvs asserted, that bow
assr sssinily our government might oPer-
sts ID suasline o. peace, It would be shat
tered Tuin b. he storm Of war. In tie
corra q humaa events, it always haPPeas
shstsrsrv government dszenerstes TN tt be-
csmes opprenivs to a portion Of It's citizens.
"a tha rsble year 17T6. our ancestors
81. forth, declaring 70 The world
rsspxs Htsch thsy suffered and their de-
ina.tsh right then Have We, their
ns. FAR lost our faith in th- goos-
Il .s&fruling providence, In the Wis
.t sds ard the strength Of our arms,
sto dss ssir capacity 20 meet and conquer
h. af ses before Us What are these
HEealse
T. tsr 1877, the thirteen British
.,isriss fiialaiihsmsslves TOO weak 20 support
as,r among the nations Of The earth
1900 irAtszsinr cir strength By closer
- ftrIr one Of these states forbid Dy ita
49, 4. 4. fi,s existence Of African slav-
Twelve th0ughJ aemseiVes
-. s.ss-r4 rossibibility IL matter where
fhsq wsrl frflFs 20 enc .--t..... 90
ethsbifion Of the Importation OF
-,-s r4l 10 the climate Of tne sou.A'
..--f,son OF those suited to The Aorto,
~ .s,. batter a preponderanee in tle
- III l.fgirietion of the country, Whicu
eie1.-.' Fl. ia have everything their own
eDe- .I..- tsve shown a detsrmination 10
1teres.s and feelings Of TIE
oi-.s 1855 tss produced ths most intense
rne,'.t ..s - Here is Eordisn Knot
nsti - severed By ths sword The
F-le ,-.l,rces Of violence in the souil
lnrA ~ ..--erted abolitionists, and he
irenes Of mobe In toe North
~. ~ "a fugitive slaves, show that
,., .ils for a separation, and i y
ID power g bow TO tne VII
ID the neoa -s.-.- rr,so,
"| % give w ~ = t-H-
10 make a. the masters Of the
ssi how many other nations
t,I .- n the SAGE. The phantom OF
.-.f. s.s...0isn has ever c lded The grasp
s. ..1 90 dsvs o. Nebuch ldnezzar to
ins sI eon.
~ enbmitting to the most calling
es the boudaEe of on lasioe .
10. sre conid ersn attain tas very nigeest
es ameag the nations of the earn, ne
tIory Of tha ssu.h woald be iike ihat Or ne
captive pr nces who grsced ne tiumpas OF
Gshs ristors,us generals Of Rome.
.lur s5unfry nos co1taias 81 o3,DoJ ~ in-
tzso--s, 4. safHcisnt 10 form two lrs' class na-
'isiia' b nssriy divided BY sectional inter-
"a n sea part can wei maintain its in-s-
ffa.aifFi TIE ether
<44-F, saHt q the Uuitcc States nas
Anc vale q srahoring l4slGa sufis entity
& &C crusade, i u ga Iiai spEii, Aaa conpei
.s. ....,,. soIthern i.thern Z. y e. - sssssars.
ianlteetureE we're rrt .-1a--,sit = fts-' -i o,II
le south. Ths eo1auro -lse naeaae7as
,rs chapter Of Outrage aFeli1ock
..y = seey were broken and dfsreEsrdsd. The -
1..s'.-n - - neorsska act was 3srafed 70 ne z
soaihsFz TietoEI 80 we car ad