Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-16

paihiz rs with treason ia the District Of CONN
/ bia TApphuss7 Il would lot wousd ms
feelings any day 30 lifd the dsad bodies cf rebe
sympafhizs rs pierced with bulIet-holss IN evefJ
street ard alley Of Washington LApPssuse
Yes I Would regret this foF I won not EB'
to witness al this waste Of powder and lead.
would rather have them hung aud the ropes
saved. Let them dsugle until their stinkiae
bodies rot and fail to ths earth piece By piece
Laughter snd applause
a sigHisleast .riisie lroo, E.srd E'alrasr-
snterveufton Besolutioua.
From he London Morning Post, (liiaisierial}
While the question Of the propriety Of recoq-
nizing tie Independence Of the Southern Con-
/ is1eTaey is beng warmly discussed By neutral
States, ths intelligence reaches rs from Ameri-s
i that IN the opinion Of the Federal senate the
ultimate severance Of the Northern from the
/ Souibern States IS a contingency not to be re
gsEded as within she bounds Of possibility.
/ 4he senate, whose committee reported these
I resolutions, has ceased to exist; and slthough
its successor has already met for the dispatch a
some N gent business, some moaths viii Aproba-
/ BY elapse before the new Congress assemblies at
Washington. The results Of the electians might
perhaps BID rs hope that chsBgs Of opinion
would be Effected iu The minds Of those who d.
rect the affairs Of the State and that the present
Administration would not regard ths eoutempti-
bic faragO of the m0ribund senate as expressive
Of the universal opinion of the American public.
But during tas time which must intervene be- I
fore the meeting Of Congress, tho Exscusipe
viii not only possess unlimited control bns
viii be legally justified in proceeding in the
path which the LIST words Of The representative
OF the people so uaequivecaly pointed ont I,
IS scarcely difficult 20 conjecture what viii be
toe onelal programme Of the Feleral govern
Aens for the next three months. The war WI
% prosecuted as before Ihs treasury thanks
to the late Congress- viii be filed to Overflow
ING with notes. Fresh armies viii be raised
and fresh expeditions organized, which viii be
dispatched with great selGt, and immediats-y
aiterWard forgotten. Contractors win continue I
TO gorge themselves as the public expense. aud /
the unlimited demand in the cities Of toe North 1
Tor rich dresses and precious stones viii give the
re to those who deny has the community is at /
the acme Of prosperity. The frontiers Of the 4
eOniederation5 viii remain unchanged the fleets
OF the North vii continue to blockade the
so7t9eTn ports ard the export trade Of the lat
ter will remain Suspended
Ills being the condition Of thiHgs on tie
other side of The Atlantic, what viii be The
attitude Of those who have hither,o continued
passive spectators Of the war; Viii England
and France continue to support By charity those
whom the folly and wiekedness Of others De
t-At- Va atio AAAoaAta uA supporting ELfeFn8
by honest industry VIII these powers look on
with spathay sud indifference at the gra1usl bnt
sure Decentralization of large masses Of an indus
hious population compelled for a long period 10
eat the bread Of i1leness3 II would BE- eTuect- I
ing Too much from human nature 10 supp0ss
that habits Of idleuess aud inactivity. when orqs
generated can be instantaneousiy exchanged
for those which are demanded By Iaborious oc.
capaaon Ihe evils which have been coca
IN
OF the cotton supply viii long survive the re-
moval Of their immediated cause. In the straits
10 which England and France sre now placed.
Z Will De absolutely necessary, sooner or later
should be done Will thssa powers
be converted BY the resolutions Of she American
senate and patiently wait for The rs-esiablish.
ment N ait ITS original srleudor Of the American
Union VIII they send % Richmond and i'm
press upon the leaders Of the Confsderaey the
hopelessuess Of the enterprise which th4v vs
nDdsrtakenl VIII they point ont to hIr Jaffsr-
son Davis that governments which has been
lna5ls to push les armies two DAYS naareh fram
ts OWL capital must IN process Of tine sahiu-
gate o Territory whose sroa oaoaada aighs h-z
iTed tFouSaud square miles
But If Ffaacs and England do not become :
converts 70 the opinions Of the Federal Admin :
stretion and the Federal senate, viii they. d
although believing IN the final separation Of the
southern States from the Union. continue 10
heir present passive sttitUdef Thsv mnst M. Z
luiass a. the risk Of committing An ''unfriendip r
let, hint the propdsty Of bringing the contest !
0 a close Il would be idle to speculate on
what Will be The future conduct Of the great Il
maritime Powers Of EureDs bus certainly tue
vowed sentiments Of the Foreign Secretary Of / n
be Federal government and # the senats I !
upply grounds for some approach to decisive !
Ctan We do NOT believe that Ffance will re- 4
nan 50 thoroughly inpsssivs as heretofore
Her proposals Of mediation, it IS not TOO much a
0 say, were dictated rather by ths interests of e
lsr own people than BY those Of the Ameri-
sn nation. But It she must not mediate. If TIE / 3
var must still proceed, the evils which prompted
'cr interference viii still remain uaredressed I
Hill she continue to bssT them with patience I
low that all pTospeut Of speedy cessation Of 5
he war seems entirely extinguished Ergand :
uti8rs more than Fanee' but perhaps her pa :
ienee may be more enduring At All events, I
be goVernmeuts Of both countries have tolera- 3
y COED grongds for asoartaining the probable E
curse Of atiais in America for the next few =
aonths, and they NAV fsirly enough determine
z the course to be adoptod upon tie assump- q
% that the war wiz continue till the autumn }
tie present year