Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-06

j Calls tae ltloltslA aL tlH
~ imperative necessity Tor lirul,ug tha cctta
crop during the war. lie reuaTks chat the ls1ds
chiefly eativated ay h-e l2oor are tacse F41sfa
The e3ru cr8p IS most unceTfslns Eaile Che rien
bottom land generally eai'ivaad byslaVe lapcr
ars our most csItain dependence hence + -hos7
latter Gra devoted - cottoa, She couseq qaauees
nav b. that va snail be with0a. a sufhsisncT
Of breadstutN Tee goV9ln5r recommends llss
ths cotton plantsr shak 5s fes.f-e-sl 20 three
acres of cotton to tie I'LL hand uudsr 2 lne ot
s500. for every acre planted beyond thar qaan-
s,fv Uaisss same such c3lrss IS pursued. be-
X convinced there will Be famine n the la1d-
Hs therefore urges th.s mafleE upon the Lssls-z-
lure itl glaat o-rnestness
lie next calls attention to Gle great nnzn5sr Of
dstilleres 10 tha State, aud Eaieh are iaeta@s-
inn. de ssys tha rumbsr mat have sprnng NP
siaes the war, Eighs Be deemed laqulous h5
refers 60 his proclamation in Nay last. ordering
aI dis.illeriss 70 be closed. lga-ln< that great
scarcity Of brsadstufIs would be The conss-
quence In m3st csssz tie proprletof5 aszl7'
accordingly, 0ut in enc ease, l-i ai-z-
and 0thela ineu1ing TIE governor n.a1seli were
sni5iaed from interisging Wlla ths eisfiLesy o.
ta5 party bringing The suIL he scs1Iaingy
determined refer this mater t3 TIE Lsgis.a-
ure. lie SAYS that dstleries cam3 daily in
csmpsslson with tbaf county eagfts, end Witl
Ind -riGus'5 engaEed in providing t3r zn3 iallI-
Ifss 0f,our soldiers and have ailY c1lale91
iha price Of com. h5 refers @ ne lslfl3 --
n5ralfz 10 elects ot thsss distlaar5si ana eng
.r.sls Tie I.srislztnrs 10 prosees tie ialiiss of
cur soll'7rs is5r--- siiss great source ot ru-n-
H8 knows OF bus 0na remedy, and tEst IS b.
investing ths executive with auzlcIily 90 close
lhem By proclamation, aud to enfoEes the order
j mi iszTy i5gc3 Il necessary, Fines VIII n0t
Be sufi ienl inesmueh Sc the enormous profits
VIII suabLs lho Psrie5 TO pay thaa oE evsds
them. lie ESQ ree1rnulsn15 panaiti8s ior it5
importation Of Intoxicating Eq qzlrs, cxepr sucn
as insy os needed ~ cur hospitals.
IIa asks whether e be possible I1r isgislaii1D
TO reach extorlicuers-if SO, be calls ueou ih8
Lsgslstura TO push forTard 90 ile work. as shsy.
are The worst enemies ne have. Hs suggests
tlas the e1t0Ttiousrs may nc. be- confined to
traders but tAas many Of cur planters may 60
found in th3 same category
He also recommends that lav Be passed %
enable the g0ToInmenl, 50 hen nalssssEys 70 c3Ia-
maud'slave labor on public Work8 0l dsisuss, 50
hsl Chs blEthsu may lall On 81 equally.
As pEopsr Penaisy f5E tn15s sh5 have our
country to aVoid parlc patton in .ills sar Hiih
ihs view Of reluruing b enjoy ths blessings OF
peace oblsined by lhs saerhees Of others he
TecOmmead5 g law colh carrg fleT pr0psg.yI
unless they return after reasouR5is n3tiee.
He recommends, and yeFy prepsEiy ne think
that those foreigners wh1 have reused to per-
form military daty, calling upon then natTe
governments to protect them nom B. s1al 5a
deprived Of the right to hold and ENJOY real es
iate-a nght thst has oaen g.7eo lhem upon
making oath Of ther intention to become clh-
zsns.
In rerarI to the eonscdpt Law tho governor
as he did aH be could 70 msse il effective 10
this State without questioning IS constslil9n-
slitv or n1iiev lie believed + constitutional
ard necessary. Ha says it was believed a. first
bv rasny thst Texas wou.d hsve enough to pgo'
tses ner more extensive ssaoosrd and tnuusaaa5
Of miles Of exposed frontier lnlss-5-l ~ ho5-i-5
savarss: bus. Notwithstanding Texas has tur-
uishei 10 lie service near seventy regiments, or
en- aggregate Of siztT-tW0 taousan1 men 791ic1s
with tie state troops (six thousand hye h1n-
5rsd), maksa total oi sixty eigls ln9asatd a5o
6r1.5-s5. while tie papu.ar vote Of the STATE
has navsr exceeded sixty-tlree thousand seven
br,u 7red and tweaty-ssVeu. Ha says iae neatesE
eslimsta Of the number Oh men i3" leiA-l-i-l-
20 tis State between six cen end SKY years oE
ace, on y make Jt.5 n4naoer ao33s te7sn.7-saFen
Thousand. lie believes il our true policy 20
mess ths enemy wherever BE- masses DIS troops
and no wait fJr fhsm % come within our limits
Ia March last hs says ne authorized lae brga-
dier generals OF certain coast bIlgsdas 90 gan-
izs companies 3f twenty-five men in esch coan-
ty for coast defense, for the purpose ot moro
eifsctuslfv sscuIiug tue negroes and cassie asd
incursi0us. Some complains nave been iaada
Of this policy, though he thinks many oi iham
hsvs d0as good sefve5,
lie refers to the usetiug Of taa go7ern9rs d
States west of sha y ssss ppI f9r lls purpose Of
COZ sultinE apon f45 measures that n gnt ns us-
cassary 10 the traaa- ssip7i ae2-t-msaf a
caso the enemy should get possssil9n o- saa
Mississippi riysr
distress Among slsa coisou Operative ef
france
The French sponlent Of The Aanloa
/ Sger,a.or gires startinz account os saa Distress
among the cotton opera1Fss q Eialea. Ha
says:
Oaa may form an idea oi lae 1umherot fnsi-
I les doomed to starvation 81 req 3cilug that 81
the department Of tie Seine lnlerieule alone,
I the cotton ua1e sets iG ra1llcn noTe than ta5
fourth part Of he whole number Of sPind at
are worked ali 0veT France. DaY attardsg. ana
bsads OF u0for5uns.a poeple, WHO creep along
rom door to do0E asking lor bread aiid sselte-
] Railway stations ore bssle57a oy p9ai. na-i-
pslse3 clilirau, With emacialad ieees. lalpi7liug
( ths assistance Of tha traveller. All tais misery
is TO be- seen How much more aheeng .uL
the unseen distress of those who had E4ileT 90
than beg aud Of those, too who, having ei-lac
10 attend an aged parapt or 20 nuls9 5aoy
I are IS t Wsrs, llnprlslie1 "a tn2lE atc1e1
dwellings, There are 10 she Ssiaa l1ierieuIa
two mildea $40 hundsei thonsand sPindlss,
fourteen thousand locms, thirty two chinlz maa-
! lifecsurer5 and sixlg-iouT ta00sand hand iccals,
/ Well in ordinary umes, tie manu-, sctu-e-5
employ fry thousand workuen. N2W-e-aays
tEeJ employ scarcslY tEensT t-9lsAa1. C2l5s
uaenllY thirty thousand ont Of 9ors Eacl
hand loom must occupy maa ana Q eoH-n er
ehad; in all. one bundled snd t7aniy-ai5hs
shousaud hands Since -ae cri5ai 90 aeaVers
ont Of six sts0d s5il. ior Gle H2nl of wqrE in
othef verbs thsEa sro aaous one hundred an1
two thousand wssYers IN state q starvation
Nor 10 those fare much 5atter whose eork ls-
either directly 0r ndIeet.Fi 9ogee-ed with
lmsnuiaetures SO taat the uum3ar oi PeIsa4s ln
lnHsF assttudon round R5uea IS feekouad as
tro hundred thOusald As ne niEh comes on5
ill the bye slsee.s begin . swarm Jita .aHni5hsa
spseteys Ia tle surrounding eci1nl.g ll5-a le5a
wander up and dcFn ia qns & 8 lew e'ta-
tess, Sometime ihey ars o5iised i2sa 50 iar ~
5fder 10 ess them lhsy caunct cone 2-ez 1q1a
all tie day after. In many 2 commune,
githsred leaves arc burnt ~ lieu oi Wool Or
coal No bed no Auen, are g be i0Qnl sla1e-
Tho children sleep O. be Of roliea sEaT ife
PARENTS on 3 pelE elpscIlp. Ions haVe 9esn
raised eTerywhos3 "a az Of general rellei taua
and ths whole amount oi the sans hs-e.ol
collected is 600.000t fS2ieo0
scene as ss Lsais.
Fhe following paragraph Is t8ken t1Cls g lase
number Of the New Xerk Iimsss
The boat f-om S.. L9uls, lnss 30, brings IN.