Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-03
PsriIs fTom England.

England dis uuhlI p al-ariiy in the wrong
la slon when, ouy few days af.sr udiugs u Tue
fsssI s.ru "a Fort Suaier before the Naiioual Gov
eminent Lzd at gau pus forih power and evsn
without aalug l0r tie slrvai u opr mnis r, who
known to b. on Lie nay % London, Der CaDiueI, by
yu.ie r1csm Bl0ui IN thr name OF ths Queen, raised
ear rebel slave mUuFegs 10 the UI condition Of
.asf.l b. igtItuts see well lana d then
s0iuuBy dre.sr-d an zOsclute neuueiiy BE- Neen the
tyq uuI,iss; such 'nUutrslity' not neral
buFdity on 2 reason ana ali those prscadeuts
vii Haka ths siJ q -hs British nhLas Ius. pPa-
eut t-Urs th4u frienCiy. 0ny fsN months before,
the youthtll hair 70 sue Butish throne had hesR vel
rs. evsryVy lers tAEu- ghOat ne Ulitei statssex-
s4.t IN X ghmoulss la The land Of kiusfnen Even If
~ re.1uE 5I could be- 0th rwIse lhau ilnpi oper
an NE !. VI than 5undsr q that cary
meat Co-i4urlug ttat our Illll3Lsr vas Actually -
-rBoO % bllo ais 81 dehaDee, ur ~ least OF h. art
ls.e.s toward hy of Alndred blood engaged IN the
,salc &c of az Traditional power against an iLfa
NO IA read ar Da. - speech o. "a A2y, l6bl, re
r,I7i,g conversation with the Butish LulEter uil
S-f,rt.Fe 10 v-diCat7 It ilpomt 81 time The haste
,f tas CenCess,un Was unhappy vut ~ "aa more IN
bsppv sun mai guod g1lius u Engtand aid not
gy sbis L.stoTic usio hAkga wtih 20 many trunphs
Of frtecom NOM ialal aiep VI en- oaosi 1he gGise
- ,.,frsltt" was beiFEy "a OF civilization ltseiI.
Mis- 1 nFaAgs is NOT 100 arong "hs9 We eopsi2er
he vsst s0Ist qnslcrs q llln HeA b-tA Il "e' -
-.-..--- - Il, rcBeI slave m0ugszs sud IN wEas it
49, for British aUb jssts rrsdy 10 make money out OF
vgry-giyiug he slave ger nag leg MY alia
Immunity the uceah and ia b'I'isn Poits' s9o
mn z tha way 10 Ertsl e iarineFzlp ~ ms aerrbie
gaitf. al Of suiCb hds been dec arec by uud0Eb ed
Brsl suthoI y LUEd Caeims ofd Of professional re-
now A. ST Frocerek Ih5sigcr no" an a cnal' eilor
- tb,-s y,04ds eosaty b. the house OF lords II
~. southern Uguisasracy hao not besn rseoguzad a.
Jelgerent power De agreed Win hs uoble ana learn
ed iruuu (lUr1 buu6lal}r thas uLlef lnehe eiieul4-
ssuces q 4uy EnFistIuen we're 70 ~ out pEiVateef
loT the urposu aHsg The soGthern States ag enst
tle AUFtLJru St4l5s be nuud be gdlty OF piracy. II
Seems ptrhaJus 20 a4u mai sch c0Lc Hsiol
20 teach must have been direct eLeour-
agelleut aul OsaIu-s the rebellion Slavery h5oif
exalted wLea o-r1aruus pi6teAusru, bathing 70
Ouu power IN as ualefI name, nilnOut 20 much
q n-Lse port ga tl- ocean WltIe pIIEs could oe
clfisu los eoLueIsL2,9a yet O. lace Of thls
eAseltla deuelrlcy, liiy acknopsed sH Uoaaa 0eger
~ Ass as = Gon=e ulo tLsr pirate salpk, cTuls-
ing Tor pluudnr 1 bv-a % aAyrry, were acknOYFadgu
naIieni sAlpsl Unlled 70 equsl privileges viii ne
uatlGaai ships OF he United STATES Il i aicut 10
81 FesEts the iaporiac Of i, prec 2.talo urris udy
ana amUrll cunu1ssiOu nlle Las been ana sllu Is an
owe rBvglrg fOuulan of Ltlbenioi blo11sugd-hac
fgzff dsrUad eld4euOt merely IRON gne fsl,sWship
uea It y0ucnssvd - save-uioDEers IN their savage
strlrrte bui ID ON i.a open nnaoues England Itself
guers Il TOOK the ban Hon an vdlOuH iulonY, and
accorded " lls pRrHals Recognised iuotho.d Wlth