Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07
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We have already had soma aeeoans Of the
cordial reception given to ssmmes, the csptsin
Of the Ala5a,na, BY the British merchants Of
Kingston, Jamaica, and By The Brisish bark John
Boal.ea. which arrived at Philadelphia few
days ago, We haze the following report Of The
speech be made On that occasion;
Cant ssmmas thanked tie assemblags and
tha pubiie for the cordial reception BE- hed re-
esivsd. and EXPRESSED his dal. 5z-z- lea glaF -
shy which be hsd detected In the community ior
he cause he represented. When appro1cnng
3ur beautiful island. bis irst Impressions were
that feelings Of pIejEdies might exist agaIn5t
him. bui with great pleasure b. found himssh
disappointed, and, instead, ne found tIua syn
pathy, ind eoald sd, Eilh truth, much tIlend-
ship. Cheers
other rseepiionl Had be rot core 70 Etiilsh
colony, and wss be not received b. Eng ils1llen,
aud 70 WHOM more dear than to them were Ise-
dom and liberty, sad for whst else Ha1e TIE Con
fedsfats States iehdngl loud cheers. Llsg-
had ben called rebels bat were they
in Eugiend be had net lie same cordial 70
ceplion whica he received here, nlue-ians1s oI
the people Of that country being Eynpsil zsEs
with tle South, bu. he had found few only q
land OF wales, were they 70 rise 10 ra1e.ion
sgains5 England whether, Ia such case, taeys
like the South, would rot be rebels. Hs fe-
Piled No"
By the condition Of the compact ander which
the States were united icoz the hrs1 day me
thirteen were banded together, sech S.ste hA4
within herself her own soVsT5iglsy' and, when
the Southern States desired to sever themselves
from the North, what m0Is did they DO than
follow the original example, when, IS e2lo-
NAL possession Of Englaud, Ame-ica tousnt i1E
and gained her liberty Hest No-iheY
were net Tebels-thsy we've fighting icr me
great cause nearest the heart of every mn and
especially az Engiisbmsu's Lchesrs l-ior taAt
same liberty for which Eugishmen Themselves
fought till the glorious advent of th1 Aagla
Charts. CE[eaT. But again, they had ossc
called pirstss, and been accused Of lnteIlup -A
commerce, and, further, Of destroying 1-gi.si'
property. This be pronounced a Ia-se1o'
for, in his whole career he had never iouenetA
one dollars worth Of British property. LhisA''
heaT.I
True. he had seen through She blind mislep-
ressntsGons that would, under the prstanes Or
its being British, protect properly isirly n's
prize. and be had bafied such attempts as ds-
ceDtiou, but, be repeated, never in BIS he hzd
he DESTROYED one dollar Of British property
rChesrs.1 As far as otherwise sEoetluE tns
eonmeecs Of the North, he adallted g, ana in
DOING so, c1ald do no more t1an 90 say 5a1t -
followed the example IN Una respee, oi er-etl
Britain herself. w6o never failed 7igilanty io
pursue the same course whsn she had war On
hand. Hear hear
But ultimately nigh. be not hopa thst, a2aE5
from nslionsl consultations. even eorlnlsrai1
the world would benefit BY g seyeraaee q taS
sout1 f9m tla Ncr5a for while The eoalh n0H
fought to De relieved Of one handled per eenE
on goods fom he North, tie ooutnefn ports
would bs thrown open b the wOEld From ~
ons. in France, would they gst siiss tot tneu
wives and dauga ateIs-from. Eaglaod' oI'id-
cloth for the coats OF their sons sud tn7us2-s7s,
and. rsho would say thzt, ia the course q time
they might rot, as the advoca.ss Of Tree tiAos7
qst even from tie Yankees fdeuselves t1sir
onions and their pals Hear, hear a9e
voice. "and wooden nutmegs lsug1ier ~.a2-
tain seraues again acknowledged the kindness
be had received in most cordial and erfselFe
terms