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


The French Press on American aGairs.
The French journals indulge freely in COM
menting on the position the Emperor has as
sumsd with regard to American affairs, We
give some extracts from the principal Paris jour
mails of articles written since the publication Of
the dispatches La Nation individual organ Of
the Empsror) says;
The desperate war which continues in America
without any prospect Of ending, is sufficiently
wounding 70 the public sentiment and general
interest to entitle every TO part IN the re-
sponsibilites which are its result England aud
Russia-the autority of which, added to that Of
France, would have had great weight, and &C
cordng to eli appearances, would have had an
irresistible effect upon the government at wash
ineton-declinsd the task to which they were
invited. Public opinion will properly sppre-
ciase their refusal The government Of the En-
neror believes that the cause of bumaoity 10
general, and that Of LABOR in Europe in partcu-
lar, sufficiently merit all his solieitude to make
IL apbear not unworthy to him to make new ct
forts The dispatch OF M. Drouyn de PHuys
renewing his attempts in favor Of the re-estah
Ishment of peace, leaves no possible retreat TO
! the good faith Of the government Of BIT. LIN
/ coin, if it is serious he confines himself to the
/ expression, always with persisting conviction
OF me DclloI IA Lue yHdGkUuAty 1AA p4A tA1tJ 20
preparing the basis for future arfangem mt,
without even suspending en- that account the
opera ions OF the war If the governrnent OF Mr..
! Lincoln thinks that its continuation can turn To
! the DYeft of bis cause We must hope that
Dabjic spinieD in the United States and tie gov
/ arnmsnt Of Washington will yield to the heu-
orshle and Legitimate pressure Of humanity and
good sense.
La France (organ of the Rmpssss) says,
TIE dispatch of M. Drouyn de l'Huys Is in
. apirsd BY the most generous sentiments Of hu
I mauity, and tbs iveisst and most sincere sym
pstay fnr North America. L seems Impossible
70 "a that shs lcya word Of Frauc= snail be
without iphuencs a. Washington. The intso-
lions which direcs it esru9t basuspe peeted-FTancs
be accused OF GrricTS pihessss contrary 90 tue
prosperity snd grandeur Of the Americans.
Whas she wishes is to rs-establish concord be
tween estIsnged bTeihren-to bring them to-
gsther if possible; to regulate, upon equitable
bases, the condition Of their separation, II, IS
every political mind clearly sees, their ancient
Union is forever broken Ii would have been
worthy of the other great powers to second the
French goviTnment in this work OF reconcIla-
tisn but We do not complain Of being alone Ia
this now peaceful effart, and are proud of the
role which our csuptFy hLls IN the matter. IL IS
difficult TO predict The reception which those I'M
portant propositions viii receive IN America.
. However we have right to count upon the
practical reason Of the Federal government and
upon the good sense of Pcesijent J fsTsop Da-
Wis All civiiz"d countries srhar, Bill the labo.i-
Gus populations are reduced to misery by the
fault aad the ssparsiion of the North Americans.
Il viii require only good fai h GA their psrE t.
sbridge toe term OF these suferings. la truth
We have right TO ask, in the hypoth isis Of 3
new refusal, II the European powers viii nos
have ths right to eaforcs At last what Ffa0ce
counsels aud soliciis IN terms so amicable, and
which so hstls resemble an intFrvention.
The Constitutional (organ Of the Minister o.
the Inserior,) says;
The important dispatches, addressed by hi,
excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs tx
the Minister Of the Emperor a. Washington
demonstrates once more that the Imperial gov
. erument does not become Wesried in its desire
TO render paciGcation possible between the Nortl
, and the Sosth of America. Ia remaining con
vincei that the project of an amicable media
) ton bad nothing in it which could wound tht
noble and legitimate pride Of great people, the
government Of the Emperor has sought apOtbe
means which will produce the same result, with
out offariag any pretext for the mos. tender sus
: ceptibility. We have, then, the hrn hope thai
the new proposition Of France viii meet with q
favorable reception by the government Rt Wash
, ington. We reserve for future occasion th'
e return to a subject Of such great interest fo
f America, whsre such rivers OF blood are running
! and such heaps Of ruin piing mp, aud for Ea-
rope, where there is so much suffering
La Patris, government sami-ofical paper
writes
The considerations developed by NJ. Drouyl
de L IFiuys and the ccunssls which are containe
: in his dispatch ought to make az Impression a
/, Washington Il would be impossible 10 tres
!. With greater reserve and imparGahty the event
which desolste America This second attemp
OF France is a sad blow to the war party it wi
be for the entire American nation testimony &
:. sympathy, the value Of which viii bs appreciate
Il by all moderate men. We dare not yet hope ta
anything bat we would wilisgy believe tbs
. ct Washington they will bs struck with thi
: new opportunity given to the government
/ arrest the efasion OF blood and TO prepare, in
} early future, the basis Of sn arrangement whie
; will be 80 much tho more acceptable as It vi
net be due to any foreign intarvenHon
: The OpiHiOn Nationals, organ Of Princs N'
E polcOn, says
I A symptom has appeared ia cerlsin Eagiis
r and Fss1ch journals 50 which it is desirable
2 call attention. Those organs prophecy
Europe . manufacturing crisis infinitely NOR
i serio1s shsn those OF Lanea hire ent OF th
. seine-Infsrisure sad IN devising the means {
IS warding "A that scourge they e1elalm, " Ih
1f causs The evil IS in America aRd e Is iron
= thss coun.ry hat the infallibls remedy mu
DEM eded Cause ths biockada 20 be raisef
d aud yea siH soon have the three millions {
! balss Of co ton, which sre piled up in tie war
q housss e ths Sod.h m St4ses R.-ess5iis
nesce and fhis vrgy year tbs slave sst.es wI
4 furnish yo1 with sHsir anaual tribute o5 tex 10.
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tbs fsis Of out workman Not a moment ther
!. fore, Is to be lost The Cabinet Of Wsshiogio
r must be acted on st sny plca, pesee must
imposed oa The man Of tie North, and the gre
q division must be effected, even were America
4. sfterwerd perish in consequences.
. The news from Europe has renewed the fee
Of the North OF recognition. The New YoI
r Herald, speaking of the proaessd msdiation
e France, says:
- We hear from & reliabis so1gee that the Eu
e peror Of toe French has no conh1snee in o
l0 acceptance of his proposals for a peace eonta
= ence. and thst he makes them msrely as preliI
. inaryeto more important steps. We are assure
4. that in casa Of the formal rejection 0y our 50
= eminent of N.poleoa's ohsr ae viii cousio
8. shat the psriod has arrived for the recognition
1, tho Con ederacy by France alone if tho 9th
4 powers of Earops still refuse to set jointly W.
= her Hs Is vel aware that the UHited Stai
Z neither will nor can accept bis me1iston, g.
3 hsace he makes the offer with gTsa- parade a
- - affsclasion Of humane sentiments, snd th
=. stands bsfore the world asaw would 5e 5enefae
=. and pae fsr Napoleon viii say 1 nsys Do
i. ali e5aid to arrange this matier anlica5iy.
=, NoFth refuses my pfeHsfed services Asa
= resort I ackuoWiedgs the Conf dsrac7, p
hopes that Europe val follow my example
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