Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-14
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Correspondence Of the New York Times
LONDON, Friday, October L. 1902
Lord Lyons j. expected 10 resurn 20 his post Wash
ngon during the pre- sent month and he has pat of his
departure from England long that he might be able
u cen7e The course which her majesty government has
decided upon IN concert w th European powers. The
ministry, aS wrote You 10 my last huvs positively de-
Clded upon reCogu ion. The announcement uIade bv
Ar. Gladstone week ago al New was echoed and
received wi great enthusiasm day two ago ~
50 hampton, 10y Lord HaIdwiok, in the presence Of
Lord Pamerstou
proclamation Of the President has eusiby increased the
camor-tCr while England and Europe yy0u1 rejoice a:
patton consistent with the best interests Of both the
white and black races they look with horror and ndg
nasIeu A. a war OF savage negroes upon women and
oAar-a In me expression OF this lnug nation ths whole
csblary ~ Hbu-e is eNhsus ed. Abolition pure and
simple would have f1und 1eC-pe Of sympathy but ab-
ohtlon partial and Ss military acf, with .ittle
condemnation. There = doubt rhaf Lord car
riss 90 America the Dissemination of E0raud France
and Russs 10 recognize the garfederacv and ttar bs
VIII also hear On earnest protest 'he part Of these
power assiH-t any method Of conducting the war
which they mag consider opposed % the usGgss OF ,iv
Ia the absence Of news Of active hostities the press
has bees mainly occupied In the discussion Of this pro
elanaon IL has been the subject Of the most powerful
lsaeTs o. the L5es E3st and Haaid and the comments
Of Punch and Fun These latter are no bad iudces Of
British feeling IN Punch, Mr.. Lincoln, elbows
Desperate and ieroclous plays the Of spades which
Is negro face hs last card game OF r0uqe ef
nor over osrrl Of guEpoWder In Fun the Pres lent
IS Jupiter, astride the American EAGLE about 70 launch
tnunderbo upon defying ajax who Is experimenting
the lab0rs of gang Of gr0es IN cotton field The
text Of these not uninuenta journals corresponds
their artistic designs, and they grow week BY week less
favorable 20 the northern cause indicating correspond
my charge in he feelings Of tie Of the people
Thee is no need of supposing any special sympathy
lo tn c'ul- or is nsutions 70 account Tor the feel
tnEs Of gland toward the North They dread its sue
Cess as precursor Of aud and the English
ttrugglng u1der burden q heavy they carry,
f-sr every straw that may increase is weight The
No th srd e government Of Washington are held
retpons be iCr an The and suffering o. the cotton
81 u-la ind
whose business Is crippled who does lay the blame
upon the Kanseas ii the beef Is scat or he ber 5f
Client is The Yankees who bsve done it: and though
The English love the negro and proud his society
and never so happy when they walk with him in 4
public or cit beside him 81 dinner, they not disposed
b stsrve for lim
Then tae Irish and Catholic element in n Northern
armies j. an unpleasant fefu-e actively a~t Irish
aua no Eopery population tarbaldis sympathy with
fle Federal cauSe has done than ANYTHING else
hroT vet blanket on the British sympathy with Carl
bsdL
The publication Of long letter in the Tins uurport
ing 90 be written by lady Of New Orleans and descrb
ing certain rather g oug measures for the repression aud
punishment Of treason said 70 have been taken by Gen
Butler ls- prosuce1 very unpleasant feeling and
creased the prejudice against that energetic officer The
Ies procarns this rule a. far atrocaus than any
t-ng IL M2rsaW or fence the picture Of whole POP
uIaCn dIsarmed. End its property cOufscated, while
arms are iae N the hands cf negroes who 70 be
e-olr6- rc protected in taking such vengeance as
r1ey ny choose % fsSe upon their mastsrs is Tot
Piea-aut soe5si picture
II must be remembered. however that the EuEi
Vy not ooA upon the Southern people rebels trait
ors They cannot be- made 70 understand that they have
not good rzLr 60 Independence a. srv other neou
OF even ss tie Northern States They spea Of them a.
q tley italians, tetes. Hang g-riau- or some
gallant people fgttiug for liberty If they could be
made 20 understand thaT every Southeruer fighting
against the national. government a rebel deserving
death, and t-ot whose proper doom the galoys
they would have less of ris seusitveuess about the
mi.ler measures ~ confession AID ball and chain i'm
T0nrHents az hard labor, New Orleans But It is Of
little arguing with people wholly set in a wrong
direction. The sympathy Of England is with the South.
They give their haired Co the GOrth
TIE news of Tie Progress OF the immense Federal !
navy Of iIUu osd vessels has made profound sensa-
i has added the force OF the demand recog
nition and has sso CTckened the operations
iui0gCiuE the Colf-dsTa navy. Another Clyde steamer
said be able 20 ghe-u miles tOur has Just
been purchased for the South and there Is prospect
that his irregular and underh sndei way British ca9
tElists viii CO. what the gov nment, for obvious
s0ns, las hes.sted 70 undertake. Canadian, IN the
T5slzs haz protested sEHirs recognition certain
cause sn overwhelming attack Lis province which he
thinks could not be defended But England will not
move alone IF 10 took place would be against
the allied powers The retirement Of Thouveuel from
tie French ministry is a. keY Be connected with the
affair Of America with those Of Europe and diver
sion from the vezed question Of Rome might not be dis
agreeable 70 the Emperor.