Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-18

everything MANUFACTURED prodHcrd were offered On
the most liberal scEe The demand for sb0r
sresier M prices better. But What viii result Uhea
not oaiy THIS gTest eurtnmer b lost but hundreds of
thousands of rival mechanics and tradespeople are
thrown back upon the worSshopsi viii they, eyeu
not 50 oenl FalEe1 oy sr1y y lie Is to being willing
to wOrk ind emplC ymentf The government will NJ
longer need, snd uid psv for the pFoucts Of their
labor. The South viii have them No othqrusarz
VIII bs open to them. and they viii have fr thpi
Themselves Hunger must come, Che hunger hat kn.ys
NJ law and heeds no dan ger when the means of eraf
cation are within reach Bsnkvau snd isgvel 3 shos
and warehouses and mansions If uabobs win be- eo1v-
nenty near and provOkngy enIicing Does 80 reuui-s
prophet to foretsll what viii happen Need We r.
Iesh our reeouecons OF the times Of the Jacobu- AID
the fate OF the srstocrats Mythology tells Of one who
taughs his horses 70 eat human flesh, himself
devOured by hem The capitalists Of ths N0rth wh
raised army and made il familiar with csrnres viii
realize the fable when they hear the cry Of bread or
blood at their doors
or course in such a social chaos such carnival Of
passion as suppose result from the rrtu-n CT
the Yankee army North, with The o. jects o. the
unagainsd, the government REF viii be unable 10
maiuisin authority, or even the form Of etenee Tho
mob will then be the only government sad confusion
snd snarchy will reign supreme Possibly some strong.
bod demagogus may be able TO cOnsol date strength
enough 70 ssabli.h dezpotism possibly The Sta
falling apart may Be able 30 nd foot hold tha
foundation Of their original sovereignty but the United
State a nation. would be no more, and the cenir
government At Washington would collapse Into uOnen-
i Is % avoid such scenes as we have pict1red ami
such sdoom a. we have traced tha- ~ Norths people
will eon inue he long a. possible They may
real many Of its ho b1t tley l-r feel that for
thsm the peace that would result from feat would b.
more horrible HtA They have the wolf by the al
dare not le him 90.
l. thsre then, to be no end 20 the war; Yes War
cannot last ways aud where neither pa~y has The
power 20 subugste the other t requires only con-
siaEcy thar becomes go0i esuse .n brave race 20
The party in the wrong Financial pr0s-rst0a
physical exhaustion viii end The gge in due time
And this, n aeeiden'al ca1se should bring t % q
speedisr termination Of acc5en a. o- we Irhs
berfsr say, Incidental cause there De- chsu7e i the pos
able withdrawal Of the NOr.heIn tates after While
Thy do not prOht by the do the New EnclanI
stat They not urged by the demon Of fsnati
csm are the New England St4tsz. They have moth
Ing to fear from the return home of their soldiers
have the New England states Reason sld interest
may therefore. lead them 20 dissolve the lul0y ana
alliance ard withdraw from The blood ess ard
boOtess crusade. his would give us peace The inter
Venton OF the great powers Of Europe B another cir
eunlstan TO which may look with reasonable hope
some tine OF other the s0utiEufs it will come.
IT may not Be as soon desire. IL may be long
deferred. But we have fsitifhe Faith iust dsduc-
tiOn from mmOvabs facts-that it will come and when
Il couIes, il viii be potential all the Cor the delay
Prom all points of view, duty is Clear. 10 %
bear resoutey up against al Trial husband al 0u-
resources 10 bring every energy 70 bear; give al that
We have If nseded and all THAI are to The cause to
make L the burden Of prayers and ths bus1ess CF
our lives never doubling thai final and Glorious
suecess-wiil be awarded when il seems F-l % tho
Great Ruler Of nsu1nL