Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-20

2 tA- tee7saHipn Of te south or 70 Intervention 81
% refer somewhat 70 history. A. the time ths - fish
let Of emancipation was pat into operation tbrotshoat
he biusn colonies Il was SUPP sed, a~ceerdi1F = the
lrgan # fhe governing CLOSES % Great Britain. that
~ gro Tree labor coald be uads more profitable IN the
white labnr c1nld bs substituted from tie uaefsbund-
anf population 81 the mntler cosnrYs ard fha.. ia
sit1er event the grow ns rivalry q ~ iiuted States
@ commerce ana mauHtacin g. chiefly s7sfan-d by
he u sr1 slave labor sf The Southern Stass. devoted
to TIE culture Of cotton tgnaeeo rice and ssgn coald
BE- thus undercut OF stuck down. Lizzie was thsu
known g. 90 tho laws { RAGS orasto IT, ia+rfofeimst
afrchngr aea. To he sstori-hment ~ NE Bd fh gov
rnmeut an people The emaneDsse fnesroes would nos
work snt the eimEe ~ the i3rfia zone rogs1 fstsl TO
ihr whhe lsborers = temrted 70 be sabs tinted. WHaf
20 be done was the next question for II the Uuirei.
states 20 g ln 10 sole possession Of ihs grsaf commeF-
staples OF ihe world resfing on negro slavery BFt-
ssh eoHmarce mu-t ultimately fail before thas Of tue
United Stat and VITA : = los Of her cemmercil
st pfemay her political poVYeq vou d perish ont To
the foxia fh@ fable aud % induce fAa pabne senfs
ment Of che world 70 afoPr The standard o fts
WIN tne mons ayrholdsng states o. the ynted eiaies
I'm a crusade sgaiast negro slavery, snd egainst the
soufherl States beesu,e Of negro slavery was the poi
ey adopted Shouid negro slaFefy mus come 70 be-
aaoi shed in tho Southern S ates she well knows The
commerce Of tha United States w0nidno longer en5e1-
ger heT commercial supremacy. and that She would Etli
be secure IN her political ascendency amOng The great
powers Of Europe. Or 81 uli the sg.tsio II the suo-
jHct prove sufdc-ufly potent TO cause the Sou'hern
ot1' eH y n1ltNa AtlAA lla ~ tatee +tli rs anu tD eraa1tt4
chants ia he trade Of th- staples Of fhe 50 tn ard m
carriers uPon al eqsa footing with those = tho N-rh
and of 81 other foreign nations Which won q iperi ably
follow. her ends could be Just rs we'll accomplished
Acting upon fhis Tar sesiDg policy she has had Der viii.
She iuaug8rsted Exeter hail and brourhtuD the public
sediment Of the woTifto tde standard Of her ems9ciga-
aeE she united the nations Of EaFop8 aud tbs
States hoTih In The cry OF abolition a against the South
ern Stafesi and the Southern States have seceded and
broken up the old Union aud government Of trs United
States. The result, infeed, has exceeded DE f1ndast
autieipatiousof the British mind, tor It has lleeH attend
ed blythe most terrible civil var of ln0ders times be-
more ard more by the government ef The Northern &C.
ton, into 8 war nor for The restoration Of the Union. AMI
south tut t9r TIE egmpieie sa9iueat On aId annin
ton eff the South. SAould he South ,bs su1irgated and
she slaves there be emancipat d, and the culure Of cot
ton tobacco, rec and sugar, % Suspended torsoue YEAR,
Northern coAmerse ana manufactures would b pros
trstei never 10 rise sgain. aHa areat Britain world be
come again the proud mi tess Of The seas and the con-
trolling power among mA pms through this aTiful dss
trucfion Of her rival. e than this the aHnihiatiOn
IF he South end the % fhern cotton partcu ariy,
material from India without competition, ana leave her
ar liberty 10 re-est.bhsh negro Slavery aud IL era slave
labor thro1 ghnut her colonies ia the toIrid regisns,
hereby stimulating he production OF al the tropical
staples aud reiuvesting her wish heir mon=aoly. In
view Of fuiurs pos lbfites. q q The co tinesacies 81 the
British gorernment. Blact1rs9ds Magazine. in desuite Of
Exeter hall and pubhe sentiment. q s always kept -
pro slavery archer TO the windward. Std, on the DIES
truction Of neRro slave labor in the Southern States. So
ma means OF destroy az the commercial HUG mauuLaEa
turing system Of the North, the whole present policy Of
Great Britain hinges
Eatiops. ike individuals, are governed BY Their inter.
ests; and there are no interests that G us BE derived to
Great Britsiu s0 great a. those that weuld follow from
subjugafion and emauc patton At Tho Son1h utterly de-
str wing that productive region, and succeeded by the
complete prosi alton Of the commerce and manufacture
of the North, giving to her aFain ths carrying rads Of
The world, aud the mark Is Of the world. for her own
exe.usi e manufactures, while, Al the same time. reiiev-
ing Ter from every apprehension concerning her sris
cratic establ shment Of government through ihe Pro
gress Of ideas associated with American DemscrRey and
free government. INDEED, smother CENTURY Of wealth
and Dowee would, thereby, be assured 10 the British
peoplr, and another century 81 xi.trnee be given to
British political inst tuticns. For these refsonss sol ng
s taete remains the sigh est hope Of the suhj digestion
II he south, the British ministry VIII c1n i1ie in
friendly alliance with the government 81 Washington
cont oiled BY the policy Of s1bjGgati N. For rhe= Fsa-
sous they have declined tho prOpcs t0n Of LOais Nap0
leon ia the line of rec0gn ton and int ventiQn. and for
these reasons they viii not alter their assumed position
until the effort Of I Norh agaiDst the South proves
ahorive aud Is reinaUshsd-
With Russia he rea-ous for Withholding assent from
he propositions Of the French Emperor ere quite diff
fereut frsm those influencing Great Brit in Neither
commercial ideas, nos friendship for he North nor en-
nifty 70 the South, coutrol the question with the Gar
Bur there are considerations that weigh with him over
whelm-ngly de wen knows that, since the reign Of
Peter the Great, mos Of his predecessors have fallen
victims to the nobility, bsneaf b the dagger Of ihe house
Of Romanon, OF the poisoned bowl Of its a soeisies
The nebles have been TOO powerful Tor he Gar. Hence
{ has been The policy Of the Russian monarch fo-some
reigns past. 9 adUaiiy 10 diminish the power Of the me-
bes by building up . third estate TO She realm asa c9Eu
terpoise o. force ana power after the manne srd tr
the reasons that fenry he Seventh estlbis ID The
horse Of commons in Engia q. Operated upon by this
motive and line Of policy, alexander. withnuf the gene
ral concurrence Of The nobility, recently proceeded, by
bis ukase, to libsrate thu ssrfs Were he I'd now show
the slightest ~falteIing, or Inconsistency, By giving he
French EMPEROR looking 20 lnfercesi Or m behalf Of q
,laveholdinF people ike those Of the south, it would.
AZ once, furnish the occasion for an nntaurst Of passion
on the par Of The nobility, and cost HIN instantly bis
tlr0nH ami his lie f. he laraH u6- do f without The fuN
e'op -otion q tha a opeau powers. ana -ven then IT,
SO ong. therefore, az Great Britain refuses co operafio.
wi p France, he is r mpeled 10 rema o silent or 70 sx
press hHesef adverse o he move emit Ihas alone
stands the question wish Russia and athough more
might De said this Is G ough TO o1Dlam the p~ecull-rify Of
her position.
with France the question IS al;azsfhsr different
Seated upoa H. ihrane Of this remarkable people Is
the p-of0undest statesman Of al.darn iHn e'fCs
thoughtful, @reteert, and sagaeOu.. and Whose ambition
II IS TO re- tabhsh the empire Of biz Hiastioas tneie
With g wiser forecast END up0u principles no e enfu
ring Penetrating tics d~csieHsof Gtesr Britain. aedob
servingthe uaHRP3y stustioa OF the r ssan Czsr, ae
3 ems res lived q on amasHer stroke Of policy that shall
strike down his hereditary enemies and elevate France
TO the topmost F1urcOt inauenes and power am0ag
h nations The e emeuts Of e. lori- snd calculsti-us
ar, first The UDirsd states war against the S0nih
FIR subiRga.i7n eonfseaHoa, and Emancipation.
IT me SCUM pc conquered, expire ls q o. the result
with 8 gigantle arid mvinei0ie srmy and q terrihle and
Irresistible navy. j.. this empire. Me-ie0 and Central
America viii shortly be conquered absorbed and pro
yiaeialized. Aor aloss Wilt be saishel with This. huf
through IFS trefafndous ene- gies and povyeFs, an the
avariee Of IT, peoIle. It viii then stretch forth its afu,s
70 CHURCH Cubs Hiyu and San Domingo. shrs grasenr
every great tropical product, not eniY ID respect 20 cot
ton and tobacco rice and sugar, but sis0 as regards
coffee and the fraits T. viii. after this manner in time
D come tie terror OF the world aud She sfrovef Of tn
Catholic ghurCh. Second old England allies with New
England ia Che policy Of destroying the South. under
DE- hops Of prossrstiug Sous her commerce s.d msas
features. leaving her The mistress of th4 sees End d.
command Of fhs markets of both hemisphere. Third.
the progress OF the United StatsR toward unlimited
sway md The overthrow Of the chHroh, must bo defeat
ed and the designs Of Great Britain must be thwartea;
IS cause the success Of either wOuld crrumscribe the
consequence OF France, diminish the empire, wound the
vanity Of the french peoplersnd ca anger his own pc
sitinn up y The ihrsne.
0Herated upon BY these seasons and motives. fhs
hhs cretasie aud c-onsunmafe po itcaI and military
s~trategisti gradually prepares for the Extraordinary part
be is about 20 play. He GRIT brings hjmseIf into ciosa
allaaeest1the Catholic countries OF SPIN. Itav. and
roe deeirne during the civil war, between the sections,
throws ito she gnif Of Mexico = powerful feet. and
upon the sol Of Mexico alarge ARMY We required is
tue eoaqaesto ~ MeXic0 astandin force, i'm two columns.
never eSeeedn g twenty-five thous-nd men and She
whole number We sent here daring the entire war. ia
regular and volunteers combined. only ranshsd NV.
aee thoasand. He Is said 70 have thsre already one
hrudled theasand He uext invites Great Britsia and
Eus1a 70 cooperation ia lifeline Of reeogniioa and tn-
~ decline re s9pos Ton Il wing thas psze 80 rs
while hoidiaE Algeria, 10 itself as large as Fraucs T.
acquire 5u Aexico another tropical p ovirta. thsn which
none ~ more pfo41e I'VE GlI uealt1uf- WILD ue luteu-
On Of establishing there g sable government and pre-
serving the int gi ~ Of he Chasch. lie thus uof only
hopes g Piace Mesie7 beypal future contingencies. D q
to a. ure 70 Efance regions aMpie IN themselves TO sup
py French eQmnefca and maluIaeiuIe with the tr0pr.
"a products, indie endenfy Of ia word He has
sire by introduced the Coolis and sppranfics systeM Of
la or in Algeria and reon Hsrvifade exists 10 aexico
These VIII be easly convertible into the rairiaTehsl ia-
sfiiudan as u exsfs in the Southern StaieH 10 be there
after sunpiisa from Afr ca, giving 70 both provinces s
srmsuent labor syfem and realizing for both g fol-
ana steady production Il may rot b. and probably
viii NOT be bis policy white be advafees into Mesieo, to
stop the conflict between the North aud the South as
s1ring peace, for this might place bis piaus in jeopardy
Never elesss ttean beno Psrttf MIA idea 70 suffer the
South 60 be mhiuFatsd. IS he would them hld hi1aself
las aaily In collision With the undivided power Of the
Unit dSfatss afmedhke a gisrt e every point. It Is
his purpose FIRST TO secure himself in Mexico, and then.
to ntsTven- between the sectors mos probably in
sscrei slHanes with The South, relying upon the South
as sisreholding to support lis policy IL that direction
with regard 80 Mexico, a the soptg b log ia i~tselftoo
weak resist his wilt Is is psSn that, If he suecss 8
ins carrying ont these designs tie power Of TIE Nerth
viii be destroyed, the scepier o the British lion VIII De-
broken. and France wild agssn l0om mp aUong the
ma ionsm more gfsndiy than she ii1 before she KFemlm
persisted n flames, or the SHOWS Of Russia enNrapt the
Lrand army r. their lev ral