Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14
HebaI yexosinsfsus an Fraues-PIan of a
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EsbeI Negotiations in FTauee-Pian of a
EEoiy AIlisRce = BRInst the GATED sssieHs
From tie New York Hsrad,l
Tke letter from ear London csrTespondent-
which we publish this Neutrality-suspicious. q
programme of European intervention IN behalf
Of J>ff. Davis and his Southern CsntedsTsey so
very Blsusibls and SO perfectly consistent with
the game ef L0uis Napoleon in Mexico, and The
pelicy Of England to break up and destroy tha
power Of the United States, that the subject
cannot fail 70 challenge tho special attention OF
the reader.
The Europesn CoufedeTstes in this new
scheme Of = spoils coalition against rs are repre-
ssntsd as the Holy Father Of Rome-iR behalf
Of the Ls,iR chuTch-AustTia, Spain, France
aEd Crest Britain. Their projected Intervention
/ eoBtemplates the recognition Of SOasheTn Con
/ iedeFAey, embracing the thirteen slave States
/ represented in the rebel Congress (iacludizg
/ Kentucky and Missouri), and the Withdrawal Of
| shs Union troops from Haryland so that a free
/ vote may be had in the State upon The quesiieE
whether she is 20 adhere 10 tie remnant Of tbs
| old Union or 70 20 sver to the Soulbem COnfed-
! erscE All sSfSs to be accomplished il behalf
/ of JEFF Davis by these European allies The
/ programme is magnificent; for it viii DO sesn
that it covers not oRly tke C0nisdecscy, clEiulgd
BY the rsselioa but in addition thereto the Stale
| Of Maryland, which involves the District OF Ce-
/ the destiny OF Maryland is inevitably the des-
tiny Of Washington.
For this magnificent endowment Of Davis 0uG
/ Correspondent says the rebel States are 50 ex-
prassly pledge themselves against an hibus-
tering IN Mazico Cuba or Porto Rico, and are to
resist % the extent OF their power, the annsIs-
ton of any portion Of the British possessions 30
the Northern ConfsdsTscy, aud any attempt on
cur part to disturb The arrangements Of this Eu-
= a..
ara the rough outlines OF this projected plos. II
reducisg it to e treaty it viii Pro5Sbiy smbTsea
the cession Of Texss and LOUisisaa and Arizona
TO say nothing Of CalifeTIia. That theEg is
something 10 these astounding revelations Wl
| can hardly deubt, when stimuli taHeJusly the pre-
grsmme diValgod by cur London cOuespOpS
IS substantially promulgated through tlls
mond EnqlfiFsT ss the only admissible
treaty Of peace.
The leadiRg rebel ambassadors n q PSrii
or concentrating there are Slidell snd Mason
, Alexander II. Stephens, the so-eslled Vice Pres
idsnt Of the so-calied Coniedsrste States, snt
DR.. Gwin, OF CAif0Tais, late lTsm Fsrt LIS
, tsystte These Desperate poIticsl sdvontarsn
. Will premise anything and sacrifice anything
to the extent OF bali the ares Of the slave Stste
in order 70 secure a S0uthsrn C0ais5eracy uada
: 4 Eufepasn protective eoehtion. To enter int
this coalition Englsn5 has the powerful induce
ment Of the destruetisR of 81 oVeTshsdowinl
4 commercial Tiv2l-an object for which she b.
. been working 70 divide Us on the slavery ques
a ten for half y century FTs1ce is tempted 3.
q ihe bait Of & powerful tooihc-d ca this conf
4. | rent; sosin, By promises Of sho profession o
= Cuba; Austria, BY the glitleTing 5au5ie Of th
Z Gown of Mexico, aud tho Pope By the spirtus
Il and temporal iatsres's Of BIS church. The
= there are the great inducements 10 England sn
;, Ffsrcs If monopoly Of the Tsds in sSoathsf
: 4 cotson aRd tobacco upon theiE own terms. Surel
1. sueh arguments IS thsse may be supposed