Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

REF. Esssaelz's Notiee Of Mstion.
Ersn she Lsadoa Isdsx-I
Tbs cheering vita which The hsuss Of cam
maRs Tseaiysd Er. Rsabuek'a announcement
that sR "a sgrly day be shoRld move an address
70 the Qaean, praying her majesty 70 osHesrt
msasurrs with the great pswsrs Of Europe for
the recognition Of tha Confederate States Of
Amerisa--imphed semetbiag more thzn the
mere expression Of thst seRtimsnt Of syapHshy
with Southern hegpism aHd impasisRes OF
Northern iRsalsnes whicA bursts fsrtA irropres
sibly whaaever the Representatives Of tho Esq
lish people k&rs an opportunity Of showing is
What light they regard the American quaTrsl.
t EXPRESSED this feeling bat II also expressed
tie Subtraction with Wniea the hGus8 learned.
that iAis qasatiep had Al last beea taken up by
one ghg might be trusted 10 persevers - his
undertaking 5y a man when 30 miais.eri2
Establishments Woald turR fraa his purpose,
sid whom ns mysterious HATS of acoRVenisncs
and danger likely TO arise from his psrsislsues
WaUid fTighisu cut Of biz seifpnsssssi0n; want
Of civIl courage is lsmen ssDlT characteristic 81
The isadiHg statesmen sf Che present day Lsrd
PzlBerstoE canHot Do aecss8i Of moral cav
ardicsi bat be has Hsne Of that Political eltbu-
siasm whieH leads mea ints pesiiisns ia which
c9urage IS nsesssaTy, and bis acute iaEhacts ald
prsfssna isiifsrenes kssP hin as clear sf din
eultiss and serils as ether men are kapt BY their
vast Of HeTY8 to face thsm. Lsr1 Derby, WHO
sss shown before now an sImoss exaggerated
indifference to popular opinion, BssmB alEzsHt to
sAEiEk ffem political responsibility. Larl Ras-
sells paryeTss sudasiiy always deserts hjn as
sooa as It has get aim fairly into q scrapa. ar.
Disrselis Resisiss, IS tina leader of Barty
whish does not cordially truslaer thoToHghly
RRppeft him, eemPsls hina 20 eaGtioH foreign
te his natural temper Nr. 9ladstoas hss 70
Perfozal fsllewing strong enough 70 render
Elm capable sf really Independent action,
and is held in check, on mgst subiseia, b.
t1a cautous tiEgiaitY OF his colleagues. Smaller.
mez, os beth sidss, ars sssiiy silaaaad by
tle fears Or P4LicY sf tasir chiefs aa8 beth he
great psliiissl parties are eITzmaly earsfal, in
the present sTaaly halsaced esnaitian sf party
P8iiics, got t. eomsail Themselves 70 any esgrse
till they are sure thas Il wsuIa Be po9ular ard
suceassfuL OF nlszbsrs WIS are independent
By titis there are Hsny; Of members VIE rsslly
thiak for themselves, aad having dona so, are
strong sHszFh 20 act fer themselves thsrs are
Ho5 msrs than mighs Be c8Hntsd sH the fagers
Of one haad. OF thess, tbs two NEST distin-
guisha5 Mr Csb&0a sad EF Bright are 9a-
yataa ts The esHsa Of the Fsdsra,isis. Lord E.
Cecil, though ten Ysars henea hs viii BzobshlV
Be party leader, Is tee y0ung sHd inezasrisHeod
b taka the lsaa st PTsssRt ca say great qaaE-
tor, sud has tee msca at stake % rua ihe risk
Of seriously cezprsrlisiug hiasef Af. Roe
back is act only the Eost independent man ia
the heuso, but be is slse tao aest oearagessa.
Hs is esabssi7e 10 3 fault utterly careless net
merely Of the claasr DO Hay provoke cut si
eesrs, bat Of Che psrsenal dislike he may ineHr
from his csllsagssE, sad profoundly iadGsrsnt
as 70 tko consequences OF any course which be
thinks it bis duty 70 parsas. Like Lers Gfsy, I
whs resembles him in character aad couraee. /
while enjsyiug ths advantages sf frst rae
Political sdacatisB which his been 3ssisd 10
hin, Ar. R7sbsck has tasaH . Rsft ia FBblie
aaairs which preelsdes him frsa reeeiFiag Z
siics at ths hands ct any political party; while,
bY universal saaissisn, tAars arc fsqF men Wbe Z
are better qualiGsd By ahaify, good sense aud
practical mJdoIeHsn, for tks highest minis.s- (
rial fuRcti0Hs. BE says Wha! he tAiHks With- (
out tbe siightast regard to he wishes Of aithsr
sRrty, sRd with IA indifference 30 ceuven- 4
tioual rules WHICH sometimes allows hin I.
70 &c tartaaf th=n is wise 81 convenient Z
ze speaks tks truth e rsiuetaat colleagues and .
angry c9EsItneBts with 8 naalY rank I
hess, si which even Dir. Bright is lzcspahls Z
ss1 he possesses ia eeasaqasacs aet oaiY She
ear Of the h0Uso Of eomnsa5 bat tBs couhlonas !
ct q censtitueney With which, a0w aH8 thon, be \
8ads himself ia sbso.Rts aad not quite unfrisud- /
y aHiag0nisn. Whsa sueA a man gives ne. 4
Zee ttfst he viii move q vgts, Hhich i csTried, (
7Fouid compel the reesgailioz d tila Csnfsds. /
rae States, va know as least thai the h0uBo
Of cemlzsRs will have ~ Opportunity, hisherto
denied ta it. OF expressing is opiaioa en- that
occasion and Eaalsg, As We a., that this
constituency, the most deaecraiic in Esclaad,
supports him vita Rsrs eerdiai.y than lately
aubsisted bstwsen thaz, We think Is probable
tbst tbs k0ase may at lsst taks claTags 20
exsress its real feelings
Ia taking ibis course, Mr. Raebuclr places
siaself IN direct conflict with the frios5s sl
bis political youth, who, ike hiasslf symRs-
tai8ed warmly il former days Nth taa a5sa9- I
cratic poliay Of America, and who. unlike him
IN lAsEs latter days, eat rieR Orbits ai rtsn ap-
prs. II is significant fact ihaE this mofoa is
10 be made By the ablest ard bsst adiuai-
Gated Of ths Old Radical party-a aaR whsze
preludicss aud prepss5eSsisns must Ae7a hgen
all in favor Of ths Eartheru DsmscrEey, and
hostile to the slsTe-ewniBg anl-in tendencies
theugh not is laWs-sristscrGlic States Of the
ssuta. e s alss, psrhsps, faet warta a.
5entoa that he psrssa who hsd gives Rstiee
Of his puTPese 20 Rovs The previous eaesti0n
ri. G to PTsslads deeisien---is AEf C0nning-
hanl, enc sf tie most iasigaiacaat nasabsrs
Of the ultTa-rs5icsl factien.