Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-05

From the Boston Pi01aar.I
From a rsliabe s0urco-.ds most reliable
which can be desirsd-Wo learn fact which
stands without psrallei n ths history q rspubli-
can governments and representation, snd which
renders It diEculi to decide what ne ou7hE to
be more surprised at: Shat It was Al an possible,
OF that it hiss not yet become public Thoss
who have preserved the least uldsr5t standing Of
the interests Of this republic, ard iA3 least syn
naihv for the naiatenance Of its honor, hsTo
been Justly not marely surprised, but 0Hsgaged
st q policy which, besides allowing tie a-et=
enemy Of ali rspuolicansm to pus his f51l OF
Mexican soil wistout CfaTing word Of reuou-
straucs, did moreover and him in this enterprise.
bY allowing HIM to take ms war material frsm
the ports of the North American RsButlc.
willis the shipment Of arms was refused 90 Asx-
leo Even this was Justly characterized rot
merely Is a humiliation, bgs as 81 most treason
/ 10 the country. Bat what name shall be given
to an act which puts the knife into the hands Of
( The murderer Of tHo republics 50 taas he nay
murder the third one, and soon atter the fourth
The fact Of which We speak IS iai5s ar sew
7 ara AZ The silns when tbs French invasion was
I IN progress, delivered to tas French Minister,
/ Mercier, from the archives Of Washington al
Z the plans and maps from ths campaign Of Gen
Scott in order thereby 10 facilitate the esssssTl-
ton Of the Mexican rspu3hs. Iu q country BIKE
/ Mexico, snch plans sad lraps have qui.a sdii-
/ ercnt Vsias nom what they possess ~ 81 opea
cultivated and geographically known territory
/ They have the vslae Of caadiy waap0E; but
! even were they worthless, iheil surrender would
be en- eet OF lev dishoueE, inhlaiiEy a.d i1lzuT.
/ Ehieh no government could COMMIT Withcas be-
! coming the object Of universal conssmr. Ecr
sueh sn extraordinary Get thars must exist On
/ sz.1sordinary motive What can i be DID
/ Mr. Seward, BY seTTilisT W1ich vas inssnaed
I % prove It's reliability By thrcFiag away az
/ q s-~ar. a. arra A. =.
I expense Of al unfortunate Eeighao7ing State
he invasion with whieh o powerful dsspos
I seemed 70 threaten this fepubEcf
l In that case Be was uet merely the hlindess
I but also the most eoWsTfiy Of Ell statesmen who
hava ever been entrusted with t8e rsprssen aaii0u
I Of q republic. Or did be think 70 ehsgm ths
I threatening enemy into q trap. "a Whseh be-
I might accomplish his ruinf This would only
I Be thinkabia il an inPoasibls blindness I'D made
/ hin overlook the power of soc e1sUy and the
notorious faet that be supported ksa SlutheEn re-
bslii5n Or shall Wa cali iha uu1rEtsfnl sssu11B-
ton TO our sssisiance, that tie 'Erst ststssrar
/ Of Amsrica cid really SEQ q irua friend ard allY
I 10 the French murderer ot republics WtiCh
ever way ~ turn, whatever eEplaaatou r7e nav
I seiza upon, there is aons winch dsas uot sse5r
3gr Sew ard and bis chief 70 ba totally iBosBsble
and unworthy Of rep-essntlnF this republic.
I either from blindness OF coTaEdi6a. And yer
Ibis Judgment Is the cnlv escape for the SIN -
versT assumptions, thas ME Seward did know
ing'y ana Intentionally ssH the republic 10 She
most horrible despot Of The world
Torsnder asssssinaling services ss aceoopli-
ce5 Of the criminal Of "a December in be S.
temp 70 destroy friendly eigh50Iinq stass. and
then 70 KISS the hands Of the bloody butcher q
Poland, in order TO protsct ourselves rom the
i1t mentioned crimiHsl-aueh IS the Fals
which the successors Of washington, Eranklins
Monroe, play in the faee Of the world 10 repre-
ssnting this repabic in the year 1903. PcoE
lrepubde!