Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-10

The EugIish Pres- on the Baslle ef Get
tyaburg aud ths sHrreudsr sf Bisks-
buFN.
From ths Loassn Tines Jelly soGaJ
Theresl lesson that shguid De drawn from the
political failure Of tAsss Ispested and mutUal
iuyasi0zs is that the issues sought are net 10 be
GAINED BY wsr ct al From tbs frss ths con
acs was Gus Of questions and principles which
can oaiy Be settled By stEtesnsnship. Nstionsl
madness has given them sYsr for decision BY tia
sE0yd, and II is not evident 70 the Werd that
fzhdng brings that decision any nearer. Opin
len has marked ont frontier which armies cross
in vaiu to compel Submission. Whichever side
attacks se@ras destined always % fail The
S7uih, cons 'aauy victorious in VUeiaiG, is bAi-
asd when it passsa north sf the Potomac. EVsH
tbe alternating successes of tie war ia the wssts
Of ifs by which tkey are purchased, pTsve it
desperate aEd the Tepestsd failures or both
sid e, fer any purpose larger thaa destructive
incursion, point IS clearly IS any human eFeEts
can 30 70 G settlement Of smother kind
The war may BE- continued 70 nufasl ex-
hsustion, but it viii never masaally convince.
Statesmen, If 5hsY eau be found, win have to
axe taa whole question cut OF the hands of TIC
soldiers Al last, sven # ths thra0 hundred thsu-
sand troops called far by the Norihsra conseTiB-
ton are enrolled, armed and slaughtered in an
iu=t Of Washington are 10. equal 10 their task.
Every crisis of sfsirs seems to elicit additional
proofs ihss they are in every respect unEt Is
deal with the events passiBg synuud them
Tbe CLEAN Of success that has fallen 90 the
FEDERAL arms, the surrender Of Yicksburg
and the incidents Of tAs ssco13 Maryland can
psigu, havs exhibited the President and his
chief ministers in q maHner almost pitis5le.
With their country torn zsgader, and is soil
=
voice % rake pOor and hippaHt slse-
tisa speeches. When % sarsnsdad, p as q popu-
lar coagratuIarisn on the fsl Of YiezsbUrg, the
PrcsI8ra5 made an address to The crswd that
moi even tie friendly rePsris c9ad iHVsst VITA
dignifY." Tse Secretary Of war "cisiz7sa tbs
merit Of retaini1g Gen. Grsut IN E7zusAs, sna
consf qusntIy Of the victory achieved" He
turnsd TIE event 80 a criniaation Of sssae sf his
colleagues and gIorifyiDg Of himself Air-
Sssut9n made it sPsrty triumpA ever the sdvo-
cafes Of pases by small sneeT at tas "cOPpsr-
sa5s" Aad Mr. Seward crowned tks wretch
ed display 5y something that we rsesT3, bat
win not rsPazt, for It Uss simply bssphsmous
That nsR il sUsh positions ssula Sc express
themselves az such tius Is s 3splorsbie Has
iraiion Of the degs1eracy Of American rulsrs.
From the Lss5Oa Herald July 29l
The seesn3 invasion sf ths Nsrthsrn ssasss
By a CoafajeTata arEy has tsrHizstsi, ike the
frss, without Tssulk After TIVE ysErs Of slaugh-
tsr-sftsr the sacrifice Of at lssst two hus9rsa
thousand men iu Virginia, Maryland and Penn
sylYsBis, the position Of affairs is unchanged.
The South is stll too weak for ssceessfal az
gr=ssion, the North 6nds each fresh effort At
Invasion q more disastrous fail8Te sid yat there
Is not ths sligAtsst prospect ef the end Of the
struggle. Nr. seward is bsgianing to renew bis
ninety days promises. Tie fall Of ViekshurE
L. s.
sviIsntly foreeasting the date st which the fght-
ing material Of the Ssuth win have becsns
exhausted aE the rate Of million or a mil-
han ard a half N5rtssrnsrs for five hundred
Thousand Coufsderates Aud IS Washiagtsa Is
safe as PhilstslPhiz is aot in hlmes, and the
Fsus of Fsrt MCHsarY- still Teprsss secession in
Baltimore, he Is s0n6deet the day Of sIhaEs-
ii0g is aes far distant The news which he Eil
receive frsn tki5 coantry by thu next nsl viii
strengthen bis hopes. He viii know thea that
he has an6tssr sir or Hine moths fer the
execution of his udish work. He viii lear
hat tAs word which might have given Hsaes to
a continent, aud possibly saved The lives ct
hi-T thousand men, hss not been sPoksu. Be
viii hear that .hs English Government, Wbish
Is 7ePsred to accept any issue in BahaH Of g
people of alien race, language and faith, wagiFg
war. Rot Sc muck By native vRlor as b. fsrsiZA
aid, shrinks tea acknowledging tas iRdspsa-
G2nea OF nation Whieh aEks Ir0H1 II ahEalabaly
nsth.ug bsyoHd q f9rmal rseoguitis1, sad
which, after two years Of insss.aut hghtiag
ever half p coHtjHest, aziatains sa Uuial Bsash-
ed aatheEity ans 3 magnificent army, essh as
no ether Psople striving for freedom has eyer at
taiss8 IN the first or last yesr Of its struggle for
national rights. We ssa understand Mr Sew
ards feelings and objects II ths Unisn ceases
to exist he is nothing lie is verse than moth
ing, fer ths carses Of milisns win brand him ss
the faeiis toal Of the most corrupt and blood
thirsty Administration tds world aas ever seen.