Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
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staFeSs VINO Very recently returned from Tn
North, drew hasty sketch Of bis impressions
J which, hope you will give to your readers. iii
Impressions, you will see are very different from
those expressed in your issue Of the 1ltb Inst
and, apprehend, much more correct. ] nee,
not say It is very Important that our people hsv
just views Of tho purposes Of our enemies IA
writer OF the article on the 1lsh, il seems TO ne
would lull the South into false aud dangerous
security. Al all events, let both sides bo repre-
SeHted. Very respectfully, etc.
I nGENTLESEN: Having idst returned from q
SIX weeks sojourn in tbs United States, permit
me to give TO she public, through your columns
tue Information l obtained respecting this war
! and on which my conviction is bassd that it Is
| 20 be 7erV long one. | shall state The sub
| stance Of what l learnsd in Hsw York, during a
! stay Of three weeks, from merchants bankers
and lswye,s, in regard to public sentiment
! throughout the entire North. And this is it The
! whole North is prospering, growing rich, in con
| sequence OF the war. The commercial aud 1nsnu-
tactuIing interests Of the Northeastern States are
now moro fourishing than ever before. Every
| thing made now finds ready market
I The Northwest finds it more profitable 10 con
! vert its immense quantities of grain into. beef
and pork, aud forward these to the Eastern ports
! for shipment TO Europe, than it was formerly to
dispose of them in the markets OF the Southwest
Consequently, the port Of New York alone, has
exported during the FIST eight monte Of she
present yesr S3l 100000 worth more than il
sny whole year of the preceding Eve They
point to their large and increasing imports as an
evidence of their growing prosperity Thus,
while the staples Of the distant West must now
be carried TO the East for Shipment instead of
sending them down the Mississippi, the products
Of ether countries are carried back 70 them bv
the same routes, furnishing employment ts every
species of transportation and to thousands of
men, And thus as the West empties itself east
ward, in turn it is supplied from that quarter
The two sections in th's way aid each other
Tho prosperity Of the United States this day is
universal There is another bond shat keeps
them united against us Even if the West were
suffering IN q commercial point Of view, il now
contains the throne of Abolitionism. and around
this the entire people rally. Vermont Massa-
chusests and Connecticut are not more hostile to
our institutions than OaiO, Indiana and Illinois,
The conflict of political parties now wsgirg in
the Slats of Nav York. aud which We undulv
magnify and hope may bs Of benef5 10 us. really
amounts t9 nothing so far IS ending the wsr is
concerned. This strife is Like a quarrel Of two
domestic dogs for : sono if stTaoge dog a.
temps to take it they iorgst their quarrel and
Enite TO drive him of.
HoTstio Seymour, the Dsmscratic candidate.
said, in : late convention Of his party al Albany.
that though, as Democrats they differed from
The naturalization in many thiogS sill they
were for prosecuting this war ustil Lhe Coustita-
iiOn is established over the rebel States Daniel
5 Dickinson, the high prisst of Democracy in
that State, warmly advocates the came cause.
However much, therefore. political PARTIES
differ among thsmselvss, they al are united
against rs. True there is no hope now expressed
OF 6nnging as back to the Union. Not
word is asid of restoring the Union A. il was. 50
All parties ars now bent on establishinr one
government over the whole tsrritery of what
vas sucs tne aiscd S.stss lohatcrer That g01era-
eeRt IS 70 be The Nsrtheru people do not d.
Slie republican gOTsrumeus Tor themselves, if
Ee caa hy of and set uD Gn Independents one 5y
ihelr SIDE. Other States may do so IN She fu-
ture; aud what, thsy say, is to become Of the
country We shOa 4 be like the German. OF
Mexican States, constantly on the market for
he highest bidder Against this ihey are ds
tsrmned to guard, and for this result they are
noT con!eadiDg 70 have one government of
some SlHd, over the entire country Taev declare
themselves willing to eoms out Of this wsr
under the viless despstisn ever known TO the
esrth, provided thas grevail over the whole land.
That we should establish government bT their
side, with slavery its basis, is = thing they are
resolved Snail never take pacs, and that SIX
millions OF people, shut in from the world and
with very limited resources, should be able do
It, against twenty millions possessing immense
wealth sad strengthened BY the contributions of
TIE world, they say, is simply absurd IF thsT
have the men and means, this is one thing that
shall never Be. They begin to look on a repub-
Gcsn government az not desirable Il ia not
strong enough. They are r;s1iy bent on their
o|n rain, II thst be necessary 20 eff5ct ours
ms debt now sccumu.zlinE they look upon IS
3 great blessing; for, IS il ia due to themselves
It will attach she people 10 She government.
i5aatsDer form that is 20 hare when Jhs war is
over. Saould it be yspuiiasel, which they ds
s0t much dread. this rspudistion will involve
them Ih no troubles wish foreign peWers-it will
only be IN Individual snd domestic loss With
gold enough to manage their foreign iadsbtsd
ness, unb0undeG confidence is given to govern
ment money and securities Ii no instance are
bonds below par any huctuatiou that occurs is
always above the figure, and tbs government
cnrIeAcy, the demand nete, or green back"
sells readily at from seven TO eight per cent
premium in exchange for Stste bank notes NJ
nation has ever failed TO prosecute war fo- tho
want Of money, and they viii not be the irst
to So; tho example. E E1grarsrs and printing
presses can manufacture the article, Congress
attach an exchanss.bis value TO it, and the psO-
pie will receive it gladly.
AaoLler point. They have now discovered
that the rebellion" Is : serious Ghing-oae not
to be triisd with; but they have not yet exert
ed their strength to suppress it. They confess
that they have been hitherto unprepsred to
ne,t it successfully. BIT the tims is coming.
Their people ae SLOW to msve-much slower
than wt-sut now they ara rJusiug; and when
they do take hold, it will be with bulldog o.
stinacy When the time csmes to execute the
emancipation proclamation" they viii have
fifteen now war vessels Of the most formidable
character completed, and or our waters, in Adii-
tion to their present navy they will have q
million of disciplined, well armed troops in the
field, and If tho Tebellion then holds out, thsy
are 10 enact such a scene ia those "rebslIieus'
S eses as the world never saw No age or sex
is t. De spared from death or dishouor Mean
Wills they are Keeping US of their territory
defending their capital aud gradually cutting
up the best army we can ever pus in the ied
while forcing Us, in this condition, 10 exhaust
our resources But their real strength is vet 20
be put forth, and the tina for the ezsrtion of it
il drawing near Their beat fighting material
is yet to take the field, and to it men are flock
ing by thousands from city. town aud country
Neither the government nor people have bsen ia
tbs least dishsartaned By recent re7srses. They
do not regard the battle Of Sharpsburg as a de
feat TO thsir srms They have kept our army
oat of their capital; made it necessary for Us to
fall back on our own territory, and this is all they
expect to do for the present a drawn battle in
font of Redmond, leaving it still in our posses
sion, would be claimed Is victory by us, and
very justly so. This is precisely the light in
which the Northern mind views the great
battle of Anfietam. The 1nenacsd Wash
iugtSn city is theirs still But, even If that
last battle wers admitted by them to be a defeat,
they have recsived it, as they would Just now
more serious ones, with stoical composure. Ds-
flats they do expsct End many Of them; but
meanwhile preparations are going on that will
render defeat, in their opinisn, impossible For
the present We may ounumber them but
Europe is swelling their ranks by the ship load
the country is now pouring forth hsr thousands.
and these are cnly iorwarded in sufficient mum
baro 70 6afend the canital hold stropr. ,,o-;-;o.