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


sir Rsbert Peel Hecsmuleu'Is she Aseeos-
milton Of the soutss.
Sir Robert Peel, member Of Parliament ana
chef secretary of ireland, recently made q
public speech IN Eagland, in which be recon-
nanisd Lord Palmsrston to rseoguize the South
We quote as follows:
The mind IF every EnElishnan wss f1rnad
t. th fTa rc'dsl, upendous and mo'l uni9I'a
nate war in Ameries, and they Wou'd giteif,
without intsFf.riag personally, see the terIn-a-
sion Of thss struggle. He was ons Of those no
hoped ss an in1ividual, 70 see the Ststes a.1-
nstely become ssparate1 AID indsDendsus q
each ether cheers for hs was couTlnesd q
that sueh 6 course would tend further t7 tie
emancipation Of the slaves ChesBl For this
.i7lols reason II thsy saw iha continent agsin
unissd they would see again con6rma1 The sit'e
,f things whieo existed 5f1rs the breaking 5ns
If the war Thu there w1f the od,ous an'
abominab'e proclam1tion of Prssidelr L'neolnt
IN which he said. You are rebels your slavaf
shall Be emaucisstsd, but you States tha' rsrna3
united shall keep voHr slaves lCheers + q
said that If they followed the course Of the BAT
ties which had taken placa, they night almost
fancy they saw tie g1d of battles ighting ft1e
south A. all evauss ths eOuraga, vfglr ara
patriotism with which the S9nh bad i9lyal
were csrtsiniy strong proof Of tie existence
Of a fa@jiog OF ths part Of the Sout1 that t1.y
we're fighting in q cool aud true cause u7
could ,vish very much taat there vas q pstri7s
in the n lrthern s,a'es of America who w1nid
address Presiisns Liaealn. and press uD7n hin
Tho folly Of psrseveri1g fl tha wsF len be bad
commenced He had been reaiing iust previ-
/ Gus to coming to ths msa,inE, s0sseh Of L1rd
/ Chatham, wsich be made IN the houss Of l7rd1,
/ and which might now. in 1858 BE- most APPLY
I Dlsead in the mouth Of soma Northern patriot.
D T. AnaIara.f "a ind W
I Grsss Britain and IN I777 an aiiress Of o1u-
/ vrssulsiou vss brought up ia Che h3uss
Of Lords and intended to be presented -
I MS Msiast7 Hp8n Tia progress Gf no var and
+ % show how ready ths Daopls Of y lgiand wsra
/ t0 back no, and on the occasion Lord Chafnam
/ although indrm, went down 70 ths hou-e and
/ said-'.Lst us opsn our eyes 20 the disastef
+ which thrsstens rs The psoDla whom we
lately spurned ss rebsis Is now our sv0wei enc
ny We have not 70 Eags war against haa-
I dts and against brgsuds but n wage War
I against und4unted and virtu0u7 pa.ria's. You
I cannot make than respect YOU. 1ou cal
| them rebels What arc they rebels fort S1relT
not for defending their uequ7sri0nz5'e right
Your trade languishas, your taxes increase
your revenues diminish; gold st this mo-
meut IS at f0rty-tWo premium Ard why
| Because y0u wish 70 e7Dtiuus this cruel
vindictivs and selEdeatroying War. Their sub-
lection is not 10 bs acquired b. foTes IF armsS
their affection nav he acquired by rsco1eiD a-ioU
and jus'ice" Cheers Those vs-y words,
eortinuad Sir Ross and they we're spoken iu
l777 bY Lord Chg ham. were applica5ls to the
war 10 Amarica 81 ne present m0maRi. He be-
level IS he had said thsf emancipation was
more likely to follow sspara'in7 than union, and
he should as a member nf Parismeut- BE- glad
:, be ahls T. look back b 1863 and ssY tbs. he
belonged to government. heaied By q mau
who wa the most poo1lar statesman that ever
rulsd the destiniss ef England, which by
acknowledging She Independence of the South,
led also to the enanciPai5n Of the slave.
CChsers