Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-02

The same witer, Mr. T. P. Kstteil, Northern
n "A. IN a tcek written and published Of the
North, snd with = view Of avertiRg, if possible
E.e dergsr of disuHian, then only impending
Il rs cer.manta3 on these facts three yeSrs ags
This is th7 vast trade which approIInastss tae
sfei ef the dsf 'IagB between the North and the
S nth These Transactions infHsucs tha sarH-
inzs, E-Ts or less direct, of every Northern
maa. A portion of every artisans work Is paid
for By SoutheIa mems. Every carmRn araWs
psv. mora sr isus frsm the trade Of that section
Tbs sgsnts 10 sell manufactures the mer-
shsntT " e sell imported goods, the ships that
csry & II the builders Of the ships, shs lnra-
bsrmea wls fsrish the material, and ali snose
who sapDly means Of support to them ane taer
faailig-; the brekerB the dealers in SoutasTn
predRce the exchange dealers, the BANKERS, tAe
iHsursae- companies, and all those who are SC
tivsl7 employed in receiving and distributing
Southern produce, with ths long train OF psrssns
who uTaish them with houses clothing, SUP
plias. education religion, amusement, trsnspor-
taiisn. etc, ara dependent upon this active inter
change, by which at least one thousand millions
Of dollars couae and 90 between the North and
South in q vaar. The mind can with difnculty
eontsmplats the havoc aud misery that wouid
be caused ou both sides by the breaking up and
sanderiDg Of such ties, if indeed il were possible
II re wers to psnstEsts beyond rupture and
imagine c Bsaceabls separation, By which the
Souta sh6uld Be surrendered without hOstilitIes,
We might c9ntempats the position and pres
pecls Of each. From what has been detailed
abavs, as revealed to Is from the returns
Of sh7 ca1suE, It is q1its apparent that the
Nsr.A IS distinguished frem ths South and
Wsst would be alone permaEentiy injured
lta fortuna depends uPen misunderstanding and
shipsing; sst as has beon sssn, it nsithsr raises
its own f5od nor its own raw material, nor does
It furnish ircights for lis own shipping The
South, on ths otker hand, raises 3 sErplus of
food, and sapplias tha world with raw materials.
Lumber, hides, cotton woel indigs-all ths
manufastu-sr rsquires-g Wiihia its OWE circle.
The equisiie capital to put them ia action IA
rapidly accgmulatinE, aud IN tie long ru2 1t
would legs-aftsr recovering frem drst disasters
-n0thiuE By separation. Tbs North, On the
ether hand viii have food and raw materials to
buy in order to employ its labor; but who viii
thsn Bsy is goods It czuret supply Eng
land. sis makes tho sama things cheaper.
The Wsss viii so0H be ahle ts supply itselE
The S-uth while having the warid as eager eus-
tsurr for lis raw produce, will not want Northern
goods bBt VIII EupPy with her surplus msnufac
lures tls Central and South American countries,
a0v th les hsus A tss world Progresses, Hasnn-
faetu nations viii deal less with each ether because
they tho ZANE tkinga. Their customers must be
tropCa and AZ cultural communitiaa But II they
qssrrsl with ths and eustoms sf these eoun-
triaa lo aa srteE 3f attempting - feIs upon tnen
ss Of morality, their Pisy will be its onra re-
ward asd ia crevyn CT eomusreal Martyrdem may be
zalstsksa f7r 3 Hzgy's cap Ssgrhera Nclitt and
Northern F~gf3s P %.
Tha o1ltural seir picai SsEth has IN fact been
to hs Neta what tle Eastern aad Western Indies have
been, sHa sil are to nau{ European osuntrisE with
this additional advantage however thai ths Ind e. sf
the 2oy lay az It's very dsor instead Of athwart IL
broad ea7au- is upon this Sesthern trade that great
cities Ike New York sad hiadsi oha have been built;
It Is uaaa hH Southern rBda thz the msrChant marine
Of TIC nted States has thrven, until h ogUalled that
Of Gees Britain It l. this Southern trade upsn which
Of M1Hfi h.a
bseh rear "a lhess hfFy yssrs Ne nation, witheut
death slru gis surrendered such wealth and do
main anf TIE grsainash Of he prize oopels the North
to Persev7re National pride ana popular madness
have douhssas much to DO th the prosecution Of the
Hzr ont "a not the raal OBSTACLES il TIE path Of
Ia 81 a'tion a7d even tho st hercsr o7e Of
fshstcsE, At last eontroed and made HuhEervsut
to tha cool ezC ating instinct Of c8mmsrce and
spo'y. Nsv srk asd Philadelphia migat have prs-
il any ne two ysarz they have done because
Psaeo imph . them g eater sacrifiss than the war
has vst ezzcef indeed the hss heretofore a rded
feti0Bs eGlqsnsaton for the ossss OF the Southern
trade. A co ut-F uGt acFsaly inVadsd bloCkadsd
selaoz feels E3 suhsrtnss Of war until ta1 reac.isn
feta IN o. fF1 contrary. t aiaon aWaya anl Ys
for q 1a sagt Of fsvarifh prosperity and, sq IN
certain df-aa the approaching dissolution is cen
sealed bv mort q exhlaratss. The pundsr1uE glEas
bjch reDrsaa 53a annual war expenses sf tbs nation
aka he naas af b legitimate and profitable rads sRd
- ir - tse MI Sic LASTS fhare Is an intsricaton of
( prosperity. A i-s estton aud tobacco aHd rice aud
81 gar and naval tsrss Of the SaU;h could not have
b5urht m0rc a0s- flsra manufacturer ampOyad mora
laIaeF apparent pf9ulat tea4 kle
s~seasask' is1i-s at Ar. Chase have done II IS
mere truisLa sly that system so hosw cannot last
forever; the praaiea truth is thzt political economy
has ast yst dis lvaraa the Formula by whcs t. CEN
pufs precise duration. Frfhus aufod ruined and
bBkrupi deG-d al Europe in arms for twenty years
ra-t 20 itrelf ls yorth tine O. her sban
fe, ts attaulp.s rubugaoB but what precise
u ant tRat Hms IL arrive, tae boldsst spscustsr may
VII hss -s.s 70 radet At present there are no such
~ aytouls Of exh uEtisR aud collapse as to warrant
LsJi that his fi.ss VIII ooms this year ths next, Or
! sytu tho uext 81 ss-edlHg.
We have oadsa7srsd ts dr,e atten,ian to ths magHi-
tn tae stake for which ths North is cen ending aud
7vAeh Ia jsaiasH the tsnacity Of purpose
Ihai has surprised She world va cannot conclude
without adv A to tAs blindness with which the Euro
mean sateamea e.. th8 period, whe. BY word, might
] command Dsss Emitten. Tha graatneSs Of the
interest," which h North has in hs war measures the
{ interest walck EunoPa and especially England has In
peace Tls manossly HAeh the North loses, gives to
Eursss 3 Etoms who is able 10 pay annaaiy for
I uprsrs of $50 % 300 sf gosas. II eoleny sl such
uapars sltd reso7rees were HsadeHiy added 70 the
Brssh IN re tksut the expense and snIsty Of is
mszess as-l and political government every trade eus
every aiusrY il ne Aoma country Wouia iee tle aa-
psis al 8 lena sstlvity and Increased prasts This
I is vir aally what peace with an Independent south
Esull is tvs1 assuming that the N9rth, by It's proz
iraity is asenaiy, should recover portoa Of the
trade W. Ga before the @ polizsd, sEough
| usua be .sft 70 swell the gans Of svery wholesale
| house in Great Bfitais. We have, In the preceding
| cempatRtisss FurPanslyi aRd very unfairly 70 the
sauth oaifted the entire negro population as CEN
suHSsrs q naserioa gssss Il VII Be unsieat 70 u vs.
trats the vsReSs Of this sHga branch sf ths south
I err trads 20 say that fer negro bootE shoes ssd
hats alsae, tss seuth Ass herstofore paid the
/ North ug7Tards Of 50 10000 anauaIy. The snRua
/ ssnsaHsptisa of Agricultural inplsmsntz mashnsry
aud hard ars for paat alton use alone IS by Garcia
ana accurate eaculaaus, placed at over double thii
{ auauHt Il thsss tive items the North has hitheris
I admitted ne Burepsaa competition. Were Us
made aut f the values Of the chief articles OF ioregz
production waieh She S0utk In stste Of peace is sb'
snru7v to consume and pay tor, and which it either
canrrt Itself ured1ce finds II cheaper to buyi u
would asonish even those who believe hemaelvss basi
led with the statistics Of tle southern trade.
vouis leave doubt en- tba EiRss Of practical bust
Bsss r en- what t is Ia. the North fighting for. ans
why Europa In her interest in that Of common
l hu aanly, should exert its neral authority to max
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