Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-17

and more a necessity Ia The worlds isdilstfs
and is iRssitnlious iDore aDd more ineorperited
| wi!h is social and political life. rs territory,
/ capable Of einGst lmifiess agricuitural degs}-
: opmsnt, coasormsl to ths physical gscsTsphy'o q
thse1p;ineut, for The Pot0mse. tia OhiO, aod
The Missouri formed ths Batural northern b1uH6-
I erT, and what vas "a apparent separation made
/ by tie Aississippj wss more tha1 esrrseted BY
| tAe concentrating fusnee IN tie Calf cf Mex
leo. Ahs dactFins 0i States rizdfs which was
me hIst a-rjeis ~ the S1utherH creed, had IN
Guced, on ihs raFf % tbs States. habits of self
reliance and self Rovsrnnlant B5,h The stssss-
men and the peopiss o. ths South had aatici-
Paled snd pEsPassd for sHchl Tssult.. 47i i.sn,
ihefetcrs, TIE election Of -Ar Ltreoiu
itecis sFed That In future ns IuioA naUsEte gov
RTasd solely by lie cOuviefous 6r opjnions of a
NsFthern msi9zily, as to the aaei5nsl interests
and tise Istiouai honor; liat he daily life, the
ineusay, tba political isi.h dl ths South were to
be rsEolasiouizs5; that circle g % tis sI75
around tie South, beyond whieh It's f9s.itutious
sbOulj raf esoF ard within whiah it was
thaezVresssd DEERE Of an al-porerfUl Govern
InOns .thss flsy7 sbsssid ETaduailg perish, snd
ttat i shoH.d slaHd Ike enc os is OAKS; rang
f0r slow bat ceCEsul destruction; .ths SouthgTn
peoplo acted. rs tbsy had again ard again
yFaf1sd the Norm tasy would set, end ihiftssn
olstas, exercising ths right upon si5eil- The
Wheie nation Itself hai Always rested, and
Wbica tbsy cIalneI 10 hoi6 ualsf express pro
visisn Of the general C5hsttutior, sscsisd
iaTms6g from tie siiiis3rl sha Jimsd beiaHsn
-EsuI5cl yJIf f-E-zz-s- aiasissEs57
Thus closed tie hist chsptar Of the history Of
the Great Republic, sad looking At the events Of
the last two wears, no language could rHOfe htly
record tlat cone Iusi1n thaH ths eloqu words
Of one Of the Abl5st in.eliaets that has eyoF
Edorncd the Senate 0f the United Stsies-woF3s
which sysrg rus Southern man may hopefully
and proudly rtgsrd as yTephete Of the verdict
OF Impartial history, You complain" said
Senator HamE0ud, OF South Carolina, speaking
To The Republican party GA the 9Th OF March,
1858. % you complain cf the rule os the South
That has been arnther csUss which has
preserved yur- We tsye kept lhe Gov
eminent conservative %. Tie CREST purposes
of government We have placed her snd kept
her upon the Constitutions, and that has
been the cause Of your psaco aud prosperity,
The senator from New Y0rk Mc Sawardl SAYS
that is about TO end that you int N 70 take
the Government irsm US that h viii pass from
our hands Perhaps what he says is tfue-it
may bs--but 10 not forgst-ii can never be f1r-
zotssu--it is written on the brightest page of
humsn hist0Ty--that We. the sllveh0iders or ths
S5u1h, took our country in heT infancy, and
after TuHuE her for sixty cut y llrs seventy
yeats OF ber existence, We shal. su-reBdar her 20
you without a stsiu upon her honor, b0undlsss
ia prosperity, incsleulsble in her strength, the
WcndsF sud the admiration Of tho world Time
viii show what you will make Of her, but no
time can ever diminish cur glory or your re-
sponsibihty.
TIE gradual expansion Of the territory of the
Uaited States al the while tended 10 q separa-
tion Of tue two sections as its leg innate cOnss-
quruCs. But, says Mr.. Treseot:
Views Ike these I1ro familiar 10 tho South
were strange and rspug gbsHt to the North. YoU
had accustomed yourselves TO look Only 10 ibo
Increasing greatness OF tho Union. You ielI
Yourselves set Up as an example 10 tbs natiOu.
ardsined Of God to illustrate the perfection Of
seitg0veEnmeut. on scale more magnificent
than history hss y5t recorded; 20 you the failure
Of the Uai0n wHs-tH3 humiliation Of ynuT lore
fathers, and your Shame before postsTity be-
sides which, no government can Be expected 10
Ab iicsta willingly, and you were the GOvefn-
meat. Wi.h such feelings il was not To- be sX-
pected that you would listen 10 cur reason, aud
there. could be TO srbiteF but tee sword. That
appeal ! a4miE your right t0 make, bat for
distract pgTpOss. You might doubt both the SIN
cFrlty sUd tsuscitv Of cur purpose, aod you haa
the right 70 test whether this new power which
claimed independence, hud the strength, the con-
sisteucv, the resources, the capacity for doing
snd suffering which every nation must have to
vI1dieals It's claim to rsc5gn 5ed c1lstenee You
had the right 10 sppea 70 force % test this, bus
yOu had and have 10 right TO use force 70 des-
troy hat which youE own lsst compei5 you 10
---3r--is-1-i.ts-.
BE then reviews the progress Of the WAT
shows it to be a allure, so Tar as its legitimate
object was concerned; that it has changed its
c1sracteF--is uOW a war Of opinion, not va ged
for legitimate ends OF in q legitimate manner.
sud Il continued, must plunge thg United S-stes
into hopeless complications. Omitting much
which we wosll gladly copy, We give the
writer's cOuc.uiIug views
There i3 bUt one way 20 stop this war
Recognizes the independence Of the South, aud
commerce. direct negotiations tor the settlement
Of cur future relations. Your opposition to the
Back Republican party must AXE ground as
high IS heirs If they iusist upon the UEi0n,
you slust insist upou separation. With the
necessity Of ihs coming Presidential siectiSn,
the preparations for which must begin with this
aUtumu-with the condition Of your foreign
relations and ours-with the results Of this
two years war ss they stand n0w-with the
truth of facts as God has written them ever
this continent, aud all through our history, if
Won viii make this issue, you viii triumph.
Foreign Intervention viii come sooner or later.
However plaHsibly you may account for its de-
lay. great laws Of national interest are at work.
which are stronger than the personal sympathy
Of cRbinets or the policy OF parties. 1t cannot
be mCch longer deisYed, bat Is cauuot save us
great suffering end much sorrow, and secures q
future Of long continued stife and bitterness.
This I believe wisdom and courage on your part
can save now. You NAV not believe me-you
may aet all this down to the extrsvagsBee Of
sectioEsi-in your eyes, disioyal feeling. Ifso,
let the future CONS IS YoU will have it. As to
the tinsl result / have neither fear nor shsdOW
OF dcuJ. The South has counted the cost aud
msa5 her resolution Two years Of WAY, Bit
ter and relentless stimulated by The hate which
giVes energy to tho fanatic, aud the
punder winch gives courage TO the mer-
cenary, haYs not abated her spirit. The cause
70 which she devoted herself from con
victiou, is now sacred By ibe blood
of Ter martyrs, and glorious BY the deeds OF Der
heroes For the world shs has neither prayers
nor professions neither threats nor brlbes. Sim
ply in witness Of her claims 10 independent e.
t,0usl lifs. shs poiois-sSa how many older na-
items can 10 more l--lO = well ordered Govern
ment; 90 iaWB firmly anl daily administered; 70
SIMPLE resources TOR p far and pr0htabls com
msres; o. a syst0m o. labor which has stood
sileh n tsat a. any statesman 10 Europe WOold
siuIdeT % sss applied o-tbs lshoGing population
of his asTn country 20 armies pTonpuy raised
sud stsaliy uiaialaiusd; 10 defeats mantally
borne; to victories brayely g0R-and, above all,
20 such uasuimity OF sentiment and sacrifice
am9ng hes people as th5 world has never 1ssu
surpassed With these proofs of iitie in be-
hauds, shs VIII hghl UatlI sllo wins s-zzss.-t- 10
thss Supreme Providence which has given len
an appointed place am0Hg the nations, 10 Justify
his work, 10 viudcate her pTetsnsoDs.