Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07

! 10 develop their own interests; third Industry -
bsssuse It furnishes 20 augIshiBg enierpfi s, w9rN
men foramsn artisans managers-beeause It lsmiisr-
! ICES the Mexican people wi the wonders OF Ef4hce
and Of French iadusry fourth, sn army-oy is *
1 ample aad its Instruction.
sion Of interests aud Of lbor, tbs desire ann hesa or
armness in tie p0ltica system viii be foruhea, ~ h
great movement Of our atary industrial saa nu1no
Interests contral aud conduct society Qlesuoas OF
/ politics disappear before SOCIAL questions. twenty
years ago the opp0iliOn was repubiea1-to-aay h is
l social And the theory Of human equality no longer
assumes rsduc5 great 70 ne condition OF ne CIV
IT, bat b raise the levy to the level Of the great The
! problems Of general prosperity Of The Increase Of
wages. of cheap production, Of public hTgene can 90
mGch ea5ily solved under powerful government
The empire has disciplined socialism and par Il 20 use
TIE emprs has conquered and dsCapta5ed q larehy.
TEs t is that the empire IS TO do Mexico and this It
cannot DO securely and properly until ths Confederate
States have been recognized
III
II war had br0ksn ont between the Northern and
Southern States Of america, Europe would not nave
been impressed with the dangers which threaten her
] from She power Of the Union.
Although she had becoms tributary to the world
Europe had taken prsczution prevent hs euREul
nation a crisis WI ca shs had fore seeB, and
which for two vrs shs has been enduring It haz eest
somsthng 70 learn how uncertain is the fortune Of
Industry compelled to seek It's mRtersll In single
market, all he sxzct1ns sud al the vicssitudss Of
! which it must necessarily submit
Ia this respeet the secession o. the Oonfsderats
States is an event particularly faYogaBis France
for England has IN crest in the cessation OF hos
utea a1d the consoqu NJ eonst utlol o. "a inierme
diary power between the Federal Uniou and the Span
/ ish American States
Eng and trembIss FOR Canada TO which the North
afsr the war may iOok, tor the compensation Of its
losses Tke commerse OF England profits by the mis-
fortunes Of American commsrce-she i8oka WITH ssts
faction on the eXh usiOn alike Of the SOuth aud Of Oh
North. She supplies both parties With arms, aad while
Southern expert Of cotiGR Is suspsndsl she Is in
cr-ssng ths cottIn cutIre Of India England, th-n
will take The initiative in recOBu zing the Oonted
States and tbs Way in which propositions Of
pacific Intervention were twice received by hor ought
60 dfspal al dsUJts this head.
France on The other hand. cannot hope to dad the
cotton which her factories need elsewhere than the
SOZth cry attempt ut the culture hAa failed, and Il
is uu,ortun .tsy probable that evsry such attempt will
sauiinue fail uhs cotton culture Ike the grape
ture 4 question % soils wins from B0rbeaBx
the kline transpS uted under the latitudes and
climates will yie neither Chateau HsTgaux
Johannisoerg fls wine changes with the sJ; aud so
is with co0H-its qualits degenerates with the sell
Fur bermcre the quesuon = not % pToduee SOME sort
Of cotton, good bad ord nary but prodaee Is
fair prices Now, well in respect % ChessBeas TO
qualify, me cotton OF The south Burpasses au others
The Fsderss well aware Of this that the
which they wagl1g is really and maialy Of in
tersst Tes producing. Agricultural south the com
msrcs vsssal Of the North, which insists upon keeping
its best customer emancipation is merely ,illiul de-
Ter elTaPpiug the sympsthics Of European hbaral
ism If the North were victorious. il wovd never probe
the slavery guestsl 70 the Once Of the
negro racH they would be slow COMPROMISE the
culture for the sake Of which they savagely aia
tatging a unjust war they would then aasten 20 ad
mt shat s impossJ Die chAugH The vita sconomCz
condition Of ImDe region by battle a strske
Of pen 4he Northern dsa OF the alb clifton Of slavery
mas ng he negro fO3i for powder by sxing him
from ha rome die Of hunger L. now h roughly uu
der TODD ia Europe Or no ions Of philAnth Dy and
our moral siks revolt from these fsTocOns exsg-
gHrzt Of he love Of liberty Honest and Intelligent
no longer to be dUped by thee devices
and Ar Linco1's abolition cry dnds echo.
II tnera be ikeptcs on slis point let Us remind than
Of the lynch law which prevails in ths N0Tt-; of thu
way IN which the Ind are stil hunted down. Of the
decree published bus hs other day - the Governor Of
Minnesota, Offering a reward Of twenty-five dollars for
sverY indian scalp These are dlssgreea6le things 10
happen 1ng people who profess 70 be lighting for
ab0iifiun OF slavery and neoDle %
umnh the poor negroes would Ind hsi way 70 liberty
a path Of sh0rns.
They have all been saerlfcsi to the UuI1nl Perish
bary rather than that should lose the provinces
that supp n usl Let moE 50 the fnaness Of the
future, lot not give g5B States which a the
COZ Rs of the treasury Wat though they long to
leave uz; We, the Of the NOrh, vii never con
sent to III AID So we're the Uuion recoasuetsd To-
day its deb would almost equal the dsbt Of Eusandi
ths free soil has been isgr4csd by daily aud aIdaeious
attacks upon personal lib rtV; ths q lie OF American cti
offers no protection and Imposes No sacred dugs
upon him who wears it.
The model republic" exists oaiy as a memo-y, and
those who love are left to cherish the image OF
greatness an grace f0gsVer gone.
But he rs European power which shall recognizes Che
Confederate States will have right to obtain lch
FOR the negro han ths Fsderas could fos
him through their o lion BY victory. This frs power
being France, may be sure that the Of evili
zatun luusuirT ana progress will not be forgotten by
Bsr All that u d1euii ever Impossible, Whu tae con
ct RACES, will become easy with the return of psscs
IN emancipation o. the blacks the cUmplets abolition
Of slavery only be the work Of peace and Of time,
and N al lance with he South will effect great go
ciaI renovation which Eng and with her rigat Of
search, has so vanly sought to bri g about
Moreover, alavery cannot possibly be nade a serious
argument against tbs recognition Of She South France
and England I've good terms with Spain aud Brazil
they protect Esypr and Turkey and the
tries maintain slavery with show Of disposition e.
abolish it. France will use her influence % secure the
gradual emauc patton Of the slaves without making
very GROUND for refusing recognition
The North. made ksen-oyed by seGshnsas hss Ger
tsoiy f3rsseeeR this and ne falnoussAoar0s doctrine
is nothing more nor less than Pohey Of insurance
against civil zstion What has become Of those glorious
days when the aercs and t0uohy patriotism OF tho
Americans buast1d OF C0ufsderacV free from publc
dsb ia these days when political berty and the se
ciliasn Of free state rosmed freely over free s-if
What has the ,r;h done with prestige and the glory
which used forever - parade before the d-zzed eyes
OF European populations aole to believe the
stsnee Of so much happiness and Hbertll
The pride Of the North will never atop admit the
superiority OF Southern nen ana yet L. IS from these
Union drew its Dst statesmen and the majority
Of its president. The pride Of the North will hsRd
only TO nee5Hsy because it has not kept with the
progress Of the age To day the Americans 0f tie
North completely foreign 70 the family Of
tons thsY we're twenty years sgo Tney understand
nplhnE but ths aud most mechanical
iism, the Of purchase and sgie and they long
annhilats the Confederate states IN order that the
S0uta by it's intelligence its enterprise and the talent
its stAtsmsu, may not throw down the rsRpArt 1t
haa built up against Euro Il uy Northern
that J1aryz WIS aud encouraged TO penevsre in
ms resisanee-0at the oiher day 4t Frankfort tAslr
consul lublic and aosmn occasion raised the dag
Of the fallen President Of Mexico, and although the
ohans which have taken place In Mexico have not yet
b-en automatically puJ shsd and recoFnznd, this
DiC0us OF bFavaiu proves t1Gt tn5 dympA1ieE Of
The North Wouid seize upon Dsace as the opportunity
for throwing aud money upon tue country Ia Wn ca
France is seeking to found new empire.
The American war from which France has suffered
mo7s than England b. useful only tho No %
aud the South part company deantelyi aud for these
l. The Confederate States win be our allies. and will
guaraHiss Us against attack by The North
, Mexico dsporsd by efforts, aud .hstersd from
the attacks OF the North, will rswR ara ali hopes
3. Oar factories viii be insured the supplies which
they absolutely require.
We the American war to end otherwise all the ad
ventures whoa peaes would LET loose would simply
Aus themselves INTO Mexico and ali that have gone
fsr TO secure would be gathered In By the men Of
the Alrh
The American question s not one Of those which
be deferred fer solution TO more convenient
Il has been put point blank lt must be settled
Every one now admits that Europe can Two In peace
under perps sual imminsncs Of questuns-EAsseTu
Roman Datch Holsten' and oiheFs-boeass no one can
ses way any sharp and definite solution OF
great International problems.
N5rsoTer the interests disturbed by those questions
either religious p0Hticzi: they
cal aud taey Be discussed Now, in politics,
can be discussed need not be psremptoriy dealt
with. Time is tue great alsyer Of political AID rsl
gious emotions.
The American question We repeat has been petsm2.
torily put and It will be completely answered Now,
there Is no possible peace yhe rsoonsrusiiOn OF The
UnOn The two elements have dissagagsd themselves
I . aud eauaot be rscombined.
The North WHISTLER In the domain Of arms, Of ideas
Of prosuoOn cannot snd viii not absorb the Sodth
we sees men, hat helh peacei nor aDsorptoh' nor
conquest possbis Theirs is n0hing left bat sacss-
| sion the end OF the war.
While the Americans OF the North eOuld make Europe
believe they hgu ing against rsbeis, it tlJ
duy u Europe to let taem despite the su SRI 81
70 which Europe yas exposed by the eoutusti but rne
/ States of the South have set forth thlir palcy
their PURPOSES thsif rights; they desire sopsra-
ton; th1Y refuse enrich NOih they tired Of
always wing and never rsGsiving; they nave deter
mined to live thsie life. Tue North American ex
agseraon Of commercial Interests has s FRUITS
and the South proposes reconstuts national sys
tsm with an eye TO its own interests Now, those
interests CONFORM 70 those Of France, scs the OK
the south Is not OHly just logical E. dos2 not
hesitate 10 declare ner sympatnes and her first act
sympathy naturally must Do the recognition Of the Con
| federate States
Recognized by France, the strength Of those States
is quintn ed a. and their raarss loss thai
,hey in For oiher States WsiiiuR follow the
example OF EranUs aLnung the commercial powers
the second rank many desire the ishul=At OF
COnfedegat Republic as he decen rsliza.
don Of the Union. These powers, hitherto kept ol