Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06
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IA, BngIisa EsEaa o. a,s -srBsisfiee.
From tls London STANDARD. Nay col
Iaere ID n9thFnE more t8Tg0Jt5u iu practice,
and yet H9thicE trusr. than the position that the
whols civilized w8rId constitutes one great FAM
iiy; re injury can accrue 90 the one without i'm
pairing The fortunes oftns athers IN some manner.
The relations OF mankind Ia our days srs
brought into close connection. Commsrcs End
diplomacy, intelligence and eutsrDrise, bind
them We May bs said 90 look upon the bst-
Ties Of Lurspo. These Ia America ags within
briat reach Of Us; ard .hs special correspondent
5rngs US actual facts in series Of graphic
tableauZ before eur eyes. This uear iutsrcom-
municatiau Of modern society presses onus with
heavy responsibility. TEsrs i5 no tsT excuse
now for spathy lt is brH.al TO stand BY and
see brothers tear each others thr0st5; and the
nations Of Europe caEnet escape this censura.
We DO not for the moment say that in}erveH
ten between power and power is always wise
EEd polite Bat We contend that the necessity,
If saY, for sbsteutisH, is barbaroUs. and must
weigh as a sin against a civilized epoch The
struggle taking place now iH America has every
p7iHt now 90 command orr syHPglhy and pa
cidc interference. It is before us. We cannot
shu. our eyes from it. Day by day messengers
arrlvs with such lively picture of tAs Whols
conflict t6at we kEOT more Of It's scenes and &C
tors tEsu we dc of tho affairs Of eur own. cOuE-
try Oar best interests are concerned in the
sesssti0u Of tais quarrel Its continuance Is
silently Tsvoluh0npnz eur manufactures and
commerce. TIE F0rt Of London and the port
Of Liv9rre9l ars affected bytbs same destroying
sgents which were gradually shUtting up the
mills Of Lancashire and Cheshire, and chang
ise their industry. The ruin Of the American
States, Confederate and Federal, is Ia Itself
less 20 tie whole human family. 1t is so much
riches and power taken rem the civilized werld.
It IS so msch progress cut off from the COM
m0nweaisG of uatiaas. Agss win not repair the
mischief 51s7. Centuries viii net rsst9re the
tarvsnce sad happiness ruthlsssly abandoned.
Is tsis p ease, thsl- for Heutraity Or is net
the policy here Geld 5ioadsd. savsgs ana stapidf
There is-uo appearance OF tAa eHd. ClFaHt tasf
General Hooker were successful, and Riehmsad
in raiEs; that Lss and his army were annihI-
lated Another Lee and ansther army W5ald
EpriHE sd frsa their gerry remains. Girls ana
T7alsB-t0Hss tie Prsphetic words Of eur cor
respondent Manhattan would fiji the welded
ranks, snd take iAe place eff the youth slaIa.
But conquest here is subiugat5n. There is
vast area OF territory, cnd tber9 IS scattered
population. Thsro is fierce hate. There is a
black wrong. There is uBdyiag resolution.
Here there can be no victory. t9l the eHsmy viii
still held the field, Only shifting its position
Mutual determination is ali lhat can bo eZ-
poetsd.
I' this butch ~ to Be- psrmists5t5Y the oweTs
Of Eurgps rjmas aud atrocities WhicA
cast us back to tho 1-ys Of bar5srism 10 ba Bsi-
pstrstsd alnasst before our eyes and amongst oar
kiasusRl IF HsutrsIity be wisdsm here, tlen
It is the wisdom sf the fsHds. It is tas Geld
ldistepbsiian gaze or the slsHghter ef brothreR.
Is can effect nothing fer ceed is must be pre-
dudfivs Of evil Let i5 not be ssid tHat Europe
has $40 pewsT ts step this quarrel. We assert
that she hss-a peaceful suthor.ty, tee, wFiea
need only speak sad net draw the sword. The
Federal8 would listen TO the voice Of united
Chrstsndom. Such an Issue has been sought
by ssme, at least, Of taeir chiefs, and would
have answered.
Has EHRlaa5 gained by csuE5usly standing
sl0of1 Ask eur merchants, iRisusgats our
shiDOwzsrs, question our travellers, read the PUB
lished dispatches, aud the diatribes az the
Northern newspapers, 20 learn Wh2s Great Brit
ain has gained by her determined sBiris Of non
Intervention TIE atteaPi ss mediation in any
event would be huua1e sHd honorable. Ii
would draw the powers Of Eur0Pe into alliance
on g matter which concerns all nations in s8ma
degree less or more That would be s bold and
stroug nation, or fragment ef nation, EAica
could successfully resist such sn sDBeal. A fs-
jectien mighs well Do followed by the recogui-
tion of the S)ath. on The sHpposit9H thas is had
accepted the mediation
Something Of this kind must bs dous st last
There can be no ether solution Of the difiealty-
nc ether termination Of the Tar. This is not
ike h0stifiies between fereizn nations. Here
It is Vctitabls contest of llinsman against kHs-
nan, or brother against brother, sf citizen
agsinst citizen. Ouly some fsrcibls and per
rUsziTc external power can dTaE them asunder
Let there Be az arfligtics--an armistes win lead
s1 paaoc. We know -hat Whi.s we write iHe
zuijsa success sf eiiAer OF tha foes-sn uHeE-
peeied victory ca enc side, signal aeteat 0H
the ather-hlight assure the conc uarer5. But
the destruction Of whole armies, tHa capture Of
eai-a s7Ilzlis7afis5, lEa utter r1uE Of grand
dfTigions viii bri1g tie enemies no nearer TO
fual triumph or haal submissiOB. To tho We
tar proud aad vasnl1y hers tha crushed AID
defeated foe there win alter defiance 90 his lass
hrsath snd wreaE his vengeance with shattered
liubs and br0keR weapons. Agaiz, We Iepeat
there cqF Be- no sub Hgati0H-aHd even, if posi-
ba its iu6Vitabie consequences, q military g0V-
srnaeat, would be impossible
The NEST shocking problem OF tae age is the
sBostacy Of the peace party daring tais war
Ths Friends have bsceals bslEeosa aad reaay
to batta wits fstifeutIs There is No mission
ts Washington RsW Re mediatory addresses
No Exeter Hall gathariags No deuuEeiations
in Parliament. Br0adbrim is muta. his leve
for the Negro has mas made him Obdurate 20 the
yrsas Of rs master UaioH and seeosh may
eat their thFeals, If Saui5O car wriggle of his
shaekiss This is not only hypocrisy, it IS IA
tuity The axtiEeti0n OF negr9 slavery IS not
advaBcsd by a savage siruggle-0r, il il is, the
domestic treason and. hutchefy stimulated are
evils too dark for comparison with the worst
phass ef ssrYitade. lf these mouthing peace
msngers, these sstsutatou8 zoalots for Abolition,
bad 8nly deue thaiF plaiH.duty, this abominable
contention would have ended long ago.
/ Tbs sRrisg cappaigt hes oaiy just com
Faenced. Ths wrath which had somewhat sub
sided for time has not yet been entirely re-
kiadled. MaRy weapons ere stiI in their sAeashs.
Il is fer this reason that we ourselves attempt 20
rsfew the cry fer mediat0u--a cry which has
been ours rom the beginning There are cases
/ wbare neutrality becomes eallous indihefsaee
or coarse and brutal saneton and encourage
mont. The present issue IS Of this description