Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

hiei Of tie municipal council Of Rome q
supported and eae8afagsd tha Pose IN his Iibar
: views When, 10 March 1913. constitution
government vas proclaimed b. tho P0ve, A
b melliui Wss cA05en deputy 5y several consdtI
sEcss, ard Afterwards nsde President
the Chsubsr When. subsequently,, ths Pop
fed 70 Gssis, AFmelliHi was male minister 9
ehs Iaierior and eneth5 proclamation Of ID
Republic hs Rs5 uBsnimou1lT fixed on n3 On
ef tho members of the Tdanvirsts. Ron
having submitted, aiEaT me vel EoUght day Q
t1e 50th OF June ls49, 20 sis FisQcb troops
Arme.lHi TFiired 30 B.usEsls, where he W-s lei
IL universal respect. His body was fo1owel
t. the grave BY politicians Of distinction, By
sayaus, By artists, and eEles OF eli countries.
AmEUEGAE AFEAEas an EURoPE.
We make up an interesting niscerauy Of for
/ sigD news from the lstes. Eurcpesn pspsrs;
! TIE PBEgDEETIsL CAMPAIGN ~ TIE UsFTEU
/ sTATEs-BBTTIsH OPINION or LINCeLE's
/ FOLICY AND IT'S EFFECTs.
/ From tie Loadlu TIaea. Oc,ober 2oI
/ Bat tire -four yrsrs' tsauss Of efies Is not TIE
/ cr'v feature Ct the American Constitution thai
/ viii be put to the proof next yssT- Is WiI give
the whole Constitution an opportunity Of show
/ ing is strength or Us weakness. The appeal
viii lie 10 The American peOp}e-that Is, the poE
/ ticu sill comprised ia the Fs5ersi lines TIE
chief subject Of that appeal wiil b5 the wisdom
Of prosecuting the war with determination 10
subi1Ests the s u.d ~ al risks end a. an
est. There xii s's9 be arother question bsfoEe
/ the peopio--8 g1es icn which msy NOS Only &c
suiIe fEezh isIcs from tis events OF Tie HeIt
tEelvsmoBth, bUs which msy sven now cast INTO
ihe shads tie choice between pesce and war
That minor bat perhsps EGrs pr0minent quss-
ti0H is the competency Of Ar. Lincoln and bis
colleagues 70 condUcs rho Ear thsy have under
s1ksu. l. would i'll become Us 20 criiieise the
management Of az enterprise vhich We believe
% b8 ina 0OssiSs under the best mEasga gament.
and the n5xs twelyem0uth may bring gEsat
chEHges IN tho aspec. Of the var. Without a
d0ubs, however, American opinion has al-as1T
compelled Mr Lincoln b change both measures
ard nen. fer no othar reason than shat "a was
supposed not TO have d0re 50 well IS be ought;
su6 he comparison te5Feen the North aud South
mast be uHfsvora5ls TO the military gaai tues OF
the former 60 there IS = possibility ans some
thing more than Mr. Lincoln viii sYe g. EssiTe
from the Uonducs Of ths var 0B his own per
sonEl merits alone.
But then comes tie choice Of his successor,
ard in the pledges exsgtsd iTon hin, the jadg-
ms1t Of the American people as 50 the wisdom
Of persistiug in hs attempt t3 c5uqgeT the
S0ulh. What weight viii opinion have On this
D0intl v hat weight with local sr eJrupt iuier-
esssl Which way viii the nambers, the wealth,
Ibs education sud the intelligence Of tic eouH-
try lie On this p0iaEl If the true patriotism 0.
the country PrououEee The war 70 be hopeless
ard rdinsus, viii IL be supported Saoud it
tum out ths. th- numbers find Their Interest ia
war which iEc-oG1ss some KIND Of employment
and dimiAishss the competition ior iI-sb0ul1
they watch with pleasure the suHzTiHgs Of ths
classes above them-zhould they eCncUds tia
war will not rob them uf bon and siuew, bu.
will only Increase the vs.8o Of a man.sh0u.5
they listca % some cry, VI be elasBi by s0ue
aomsrlsry success and elect another war pTsi
dent, Edel a fresh light vii be Shown on The pol
icy Of appealing GO universal sutIrs 60 every toar
years 10 fiji the chief Offices IN the State. L
passes tie power sl human computation 20 SAY
Row the malsilrdss Eiii incline, ami vote, ald
decide. and set a s-=ivemonth hence We only
know tbat ghs uUitliudCs are sH0rE-sigi.t=d IL
slisf- vi w. =zsI-t sr-ir stitaz-- aud i-s-1ll
slvs ia ,es.iuE. An EPpea. 10 them Is, nos 20 say
w0Ess, an appeal to blind ehsnee.
There can be 10 doubt that the wise, the hc-
name, and the intelligent smoHg ths Americans,
are every day more wsarisd Of a war which car
nos possibly svert the disruption Of the S-at,s
OF Gourse lt is not they who pTodt BY the 0ccs-
sion t. revive the old cry against this country.
What they want is rest. uet racrsy tr0m sIals,
from blo5dshed aud eIIaTsgsGce, from Iuces-
saus clustering aBd Infinite corruption, bat nom
a slate of thiars which brings TO every corner OF
sks confident and every hsErth IN L., the worst
missnes Of faction fghl. But rest they esRuo.
hsve so lonF IS AEeres is in the hands OF
bTswleTs, impOst0rs, and a1VeuUTsfs OF every
k-ac. II remains % Be seen what place these
Ines occupy in WsahluEt0n5 Consultation.
Thsir voice hss not beez much card hitasrto
Thsy have saJ apart, gud cherished wisdom
which Is Ts5 vain 70 exhibit Bat here sgt Oc
casiOHs which such men have events in their
power, and are listened 20 because TIE Test OF
the world sre silauced a. sest II tGis lucid il
tsrvai is ever to come on AmeTls, We trust it
will be il the course Of th3 n0xs t#siTe month";,
aud before ire fatal vote -icr peace o. war. TaAl
vots cRes given, al good AmeEicsus VII hsTe 70
shut themselves up iCT smother four YEAS.
THE Confederate RAINS" Is FRANCE -
PROsPECT OF THEIR sEIZURE.
The Pslis correspondent. Of the New York
Times. writing On the 26.h ut, thus speaks Of
some steam Tams ysiea he sea are building
IN France ior 5as CoHied-sacy
some weeks ago It was announced in the
I journals of Nantes snd Bordeaux thar Yssse,s-
I cf war were bsiug built IN those towns for an
unknown destination, but which were su2 peCis q
70 BE- Tor tee C0ntsderEtes. S.nCs tlea is.vsst.-
/ cations have taken pace " hich sppoar 10 es-
/
decision iu Eug. and, in the case Of the AlsxaG-
dl.a, several Of the leading stip0uildeEs Ci
I Frsuce, who, al thsn had resisted ihc e IS Of
I The Confederate agents, Egrscd ~ eEter INTO 8
contract fer tke building q ships lsr the Cen
I iedlrsts navy ana pgivltae- service, 81. Armsr-
member Of The legislative Corps, and ,hs largest
/ shipb1lideT IN France, t2kI1E ths Contract for
I four vessels, and another large house aE Nantes
contract for tHO. -Four Of the SIX vessels were
Z I'D fr- 5r. A--rf "A L.
be finished in December ths ether tFo we're cor
I sIseted foT in JHly, and were ss be delivered
next spring. Au Of these vesoels, il appears srs
I in q slste Of OTwaTdness corresponding 10 ths
dates indicated in the contracts, sRd fhsv sp.
Psar slsO 70 be vessels OF very iorgai a.hls char
[ setsr. The contracts are said % sfe lasd By
/ MeEsys Sidsl snd Ersnger-ghf - paying
| for tie vessels eu5 Of The proceed ls fifteen
/ millisR CeuiCd1rats losn- Bat baiidsFs
| Of thess ships ETs not working RS particu-
/ lar enthusiasm Tor the Cszfsdefsss cause, the ?
oxass current p2Fmsats, and three millOas oi
/ irsUes in French money appear 80 have been
already paid BY N. ErlaBgsF on secount.
/ TIE builders OF these vessels, IS sg-csd upsn
I with the C0nl=derste agents, msiRtsin thst thsy
are Tor the service OF The Chinese Government
aud thas part Of them az least are Intended (. I
/ The mail Ina between Shanghai snd San Ffsf..
| cisco. What happy man must be the EuserrE
Of China 70 have al Ibis world oeoupisd no
/ builiing him navy without bis kaov.elz. =.
These ships VIII bc stopped By the French
/ Government.
BEECHER IN EEGLAED-SCENEs AT HI. LFc
TUBES.
Rev. ii. Ward Beeehef, ct Exsier ban. u.
Z the eIeiisment in London on the 23f ua 4
/ correspondent of a New York paper givss (
| following seesHnt Of the scene:
The-pspers, Of course, had duly reported q q
/ exei;ement, noise aud confusion" which 5
attended NJ Bgechsr's public s3pssrsnce Il
Liverpool, whsfs the sOEihera sympathiz5
[ "a hsfed IL force, and we're IS noisy as An F,i
Gsh mob knows how TO be. A similar 49,,
vas expected In L1ndoB. On Taesd,v -
ing the streets were found plaosTdsd wit6 NJ l.
z than SIX different posters, qnofisg from g.,
speeches OF AT. BsecheT aud den0uuefu,, p -
dant lincoln. Gen. ButIsr etc A. -