Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-30
a signiacanr EsampaIsL

6tShAHGaAt E4m FlAGL
From the Richmond DsPsteh
Oae Of those pamphlets which so eftsr nr.-
eede tie contamination OF & Contemplated ussss-
NE by the Emperor Of The French. has l.tslv
made is appeal ehes in Paris, and hiss thrown
The correspondent of the London Nslss into 8
ever of apprehension. The writer Is n
CheVsiar, well known in literary end political
circles IS an aatbOr Of great power. The eor.
respondent has no doubt that lie phamphlet Is
inspired by the Emperor, from the fact that It is
IN perfect harmony with the known I-eaningsT
of that Monarch. In its general scope It argues
thBt Mexico viii be Of infinite value 70 France
ard chat the expected value is only % be
realized By an early recognition aud init
a&fe alliance with the Confedarate States
The Southern cause is pleaded with 90 mueB
isvor, and the institution of slavery de-
Tended with 50 much Ingenuity. that the correspondent
OF the BeEs thinks Mr.. Slidel himself could MT have
donst better. At the same tins, he thiaks Mr.. Shdeu
would rot have urged the overthrow Of the Msproe
doctrine; On . hicht we take Il, he j. much mistaken or
made such a preacbmeut about the Latin rsoss nm
pamphlet says the present condition Of Mexico Il he
srsonsl work OF Nspoleon for whis everybody else
was considering the expedition a. 8 mere muitsrv rFsir
he sd already settled. in bis own mind, 'the bars Of
Al entirely new policy" The imperial Instructions 70
Gen FoEey eoatziusd the following very significant sen.
tsnes:
America !. not Indifferent to Europe; for 1t is Amsries
which feeds eur manufactures aud commerce.. We a.
Interested IN seeing the United Sta es powerful ami prps.
perous; but it h not for our interest that sac shouId "a
possession OF the entire Cult Of Mexico, and from that
hszig Of operations demiueer over the Antilles sns ~
South aad become the sole disPensstor Of the products
u ths Ne" World
Of South BY North america but she will support the
Latin faces in the Western Hemisphere. Forey's expe
and the recognition Of lie Confederate States vii be
the consequence Of the Intervention" The Rne c fmse
q ~exicO. il unrivaied fertility, me variety md szu-
bsranee Gifts pro uc'ions are dTelt uDon with some
thing very ike rapture. Universal sufrags "a recon
mendsd, on the ground that in McKee,, the PlBs are
the friends Of order, while the TpDer OF sristoerarie
classes ara the worst anarchists. Emigration on \ larzs
sCsle, under French p~rOteetion, Is also recommended I
Whether Maxim nlsn aecep pts or not, smigrsntg Will ~
protected by French iafusnee.
So far, SO well But here + one idea broachsd 10 The
pamphlets which we wish to bring prominently before
olriion wouo pc quite really TO yisld It's leading priueE |
pie, slavery, ia difference 70 France. the pamphlet SAYS. 1
. The first power which recognizes iha Confsderats
STATES viii nave q nght 70 OBJ ain in favor Of negroes 4
much larger eoHces,ions thin the Federal States would
make in case Of their restoring the Union bY victory
Il is as vel TO put q stop TO al calculations Of this char
s0tsF a. once. II Napoleoa means to interfere with the
snythfrg -Ira In Constellation Of rseogpifto6 ~ - I
have nothing 70 do with him. We claim recsxnitien as
a right We are entitled to it from svsry nation an !
earth, and We VEL pay nothing for it. We would, 81 q
gratuity, give France great advantages Ia trade for q
term Of yusrs, bBt We will nsvsr submit to have the
game Of Nice played upon Us.
The pam hiet goes on to ssy that as soon as France
recognizes us all the other States viii do the same the
mall States first, and finally England-that our force
will Be qulntuplsdby the ADHESION of Austria on Maxi
niisns account Of SPAN on account Of Cuba, and
lastly IL speaks Of the French navy as = powerful srEu-
meut 70 dissuade the North from prosecuting the war
any farther.
There can be little deEbt that this pamphlet is enc Of
The Enperors feeers. It certainly indicates an early
if we are to judge Of peoples Intentions ky
what they profess to think right.
Whatever may be the issus-whethsr the pamphlet
prove TO be the veritsble programme Of the French
Emperor or motif Is certain tnst the Ysnkses are
very much Starved. Already they have invented
story that Dir. Siidsll has offered Texas a. a hribe 90
France 20 secure her recognition, a. II ME. Shdeu c-
anybody 5se had the right to make such ed-r anil
as if the Emperor does not know that be has no smell
right Each State bsysnd the Mississippi j. sovereign
aud iadependent-is y naiep in iselt-and eau bEoak
n from this Oonfederacy and form any sort Of con I
meet on with France or any other power il may think
proper This ia the theory Of cur Co sttuuon-ths
very groundwork Of eur revolution. But neither MF.
slideli nor the Confederate Government, nor sDy other
Boueg on earth, save the people Of those States in con
7enton assembled. eau transfer them to shy other I
cover. For Rbess States themselves, it is proper to say
hst they eTince not the least dlsposi ion to separste
ia. Dc the contrary % the late convention of
heir governors, those high cficsrs representing their
,piuions aud wishes. declared their frm resolution 10
or swim with their sister States.