Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01


E1ropa, had al sYsdoa, Of esurss, On reaching
asns. ard tod ls people whas be did azd said
AID saw szeHg The Big bugs Of EngIzu5, and
what Was thozghi ttsrs Of ms wsHAeTffll Yaa-
zee rsse. 30 was INTRODUCED" &c The people
q B,ssklyR Ghssgh Why he, ibs most aot9rioas
MAJ in tae city, ass5sd e DO introduced We can
sst imsgise) By q "Rsy." adm.Tsf, IS "hs
Aasrissn Ehs lock the British lion BY the ears
and actually mads ds EOysl BEST Eoar ia aP-
g,oeistsa Of tie iTsAtnsaaH Bosa5sr, sftss =
caassstsristio hsEanguo, gays ths following in
e@r5ssiozs a. ls tie slate Of public fseling IN Eng
land, vhish, asniRg iTom 50 pFeudiesd a source,
viii probably be csnsi3arsd satisfactory BY 0sr
! ~r5&ieTs;
Ia Great Britain Ams-icses arc Ne-ihsrn OF
Southern mEcA nsrs stFsugly .asn we st bome.
{ Ih61o WAC 2 Southern society ell over E1giKud
DC was seTry % fzd tsst s18 dissenting ehul6a
theTe vas ia fsver Of the soash, alshsugh e
rme.l BroPeytioa sf lie menbarz we're in syTaps-
isy via the Esrth. Tbs Southern men iR EaZ
Land he'd sssd much HoTe ability IN pushing for
Hard shsir cause among tie Psepla q EHg.sad
than had been sE0Ta By the ekauHioBy Of TIE
North Ia that esUusy, Tsa Souh had E8oro
/ u -. NWHAar aNaaE NAa-NM.a % WA aNMA
I the N5Tih. to gsia tie sym7aihy and 6d 81
British people. Add yet, 10 spite Of thssa fsess,
he Believed that tie great heart Of iAs Bdlsk
/ Eatisn vyss with the Nsfih. The eemmsreiai
Ran are against a.. There IS q class. too, ihere.
Ehs have sees is business stopped By the Wu1,
( ahieb Il also Hot with ths EsTth. Is demands
hat tbs Eag shall stop imEadia-sly The mos.
iaageatial elGrgym q are also against ua. They
seq that the NaTih is not siscese, and that waT,
q. best, is a sis. They are Mortified - the war.
The Eugl1h Esbiity ss = class, are Agsiass Is,
SD Ter obEess reasons.
We sre Eoi accustomed % estimate ear iuAa-
spos HPoa European institutions Thev feel sar
tread, and so defeat oar izduenes IN England
Tie nobility Of that country arc Sighting rs
gssge. Tksy know sAat toe TeyolBd0a sas = rev
slusi0u gsiEg eli through Europe, saa they rev
fear the sRsst we win have in Egraps az so7n IS
We have pHtan end 70 the war. Ia vote IN
1 P~AIBsssnt we're iakea, lsrs would b Eve
votes 10 ore against sha North A potion Of sac
/ GsvsrEmsAt hss always been ready 20 e e
var WITH ne lie wst hspPy 20 Say, however
thzt iho sovereign Of Great Bdtsiu bsd AWAY.
bssa an ~usainqsing Eiesd Of the North. Cppo.
siion &c Che Eerth Is based uBon commercial ia
sorost, class, power, sn1 upsE tbs fEct tkzs ~,
are too large and strong as 4 natien. Gs kEd
seen frankly told by q distinguished English.
naR that We hs3 bes8 going toe siTong fer bin
ever tbsIc, snd hat thsy must taks us doEa
They are, Therefore. Rlsd to have he South "a
he work for tbsm. They th0uzhs we hsd
grown proud with sudden RroWth-fuI Of
threats, etc--snd shsy desired to SEQ our power
destroyed, at least 20 far Is il affected ibsm
Tas speaker said shat the conservative intslli
gsneo Of the country Wss also opposed 90 IL
North. He desired to stss why tais was ths
case; Il ives bsesgse Of The hOt-bsd Of pIeju.
dice met forms the basis OF all English haze Oh
the American nation. he believed, hsWsFer.
that Ibis was kept in Sbsyaucs By The an
Wesltsy, and, to Z great extent, he BHvsanp
classes. The usn who 1s not veie save 10
poaeI Of controlling those who 30 vote. Self
preservation iasght ths privileged e!sss nos q
gosd ihe HaFrvileEsd class % madness.
&r. Bsschsr esusiRssd in this strain FOR sons
tiRs. The common people Of England, he said
are the slies IF the North. They would alwsvs
sssnd BY toe Government and would HsveF give
tssiT sympathy 70 tie Soash Hs referred e ihs
recent seton iaken b. Lsrd John Russell rela.
tive e not permitting any more pUvateers e
leave the dogkyaIds CT Gfeat BH.aiH. Parlis.
meas dare NOS vote egsinst the Eorth for fear q
the p0Hef Of tho sEmon peopl0. He read {
lsstsr Icm Csbden, setting forth the idea ihs.
the Middle classes ef Eugiand gymPsthizsd will
the AsT.h-
Tbs speaker CONCLUDED his remarks By eau.
zaTBtrE lhs usmss Of prominent journals II
ESesk Britain Whieh take sid5s with ia North
Trey are as fslioWs; Tie Asrning Star. Dali
News, Evening Express. Spsstaisr. Lloydl
weekly News, See Hive, Non CsafornlsL Bn.
ish Sisndzrd, Ths Freeman, NeMilan's Msra
zine, Tie Dial, Hestmmssar Review, The Read
ar, herchaat3 EZZnIner, Mercantile Ghreniels
Lesd'EAsIeay SD Garlic Examiner.
Among the Pr0misgHi men On ihat side 81
Lord Carlyle, Z Gouct0n Mise, Sir Charlie
Lyell, John Stuart Bill Geo Thompson, Colder
Saith, Professor Csines, r ". Newman, Dr.
ChaBHsn, Sir s. L~uskngiOn, Pref HieoI, Pref
Bradsley, John Bright, Richard Cobden, Oak
# Argyle, Lord Granville Charles Glpin
WashiEason wilkes. the Mayors Of Habchesis
aud Rsehdsls, Rev. Newman Hal ard Rs7
Bsotfst Noel