Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

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From the NOBLE Regstsrl
The sabioinel communicating. from eis.'n-
euished source in South Caroiina, has been ior-
warded rs. with the special request taa- + %
made public through cur cOlumns-a rea
with which we eheerfully comply
I Civil government arises from and depends
I upon community Of interest among iho Trainers
OF the institution IN the hrst instance, snd 2. is
enduring only so loag as chat community exists
/ IT, By extension Of territory, or BY increase e.
( population nsw and diversified interests arisel
/ t5ey muss Be considered aud provided Tor Hiil-
ont impairing the original cordItlons osaer-
wise anarchy wiz eusue, authority VIII be over
thrown, or despotism win ovsrruls law.
/ Fortunately for the human Eaee history re-
cords no instance Of en- enlightened people, sem
/ sole Of Intention on the part 7l government g
overturn their civil rgasg and deterninsd t. r.
sist ths sncroaehmsuts Of arbitrary power VINO
I have been deferred from successful resistance
bv the exercise Of tyranny Armies and neYies
/ cannot conquer the viii 70 be governed only I'D
aecardanea with the common waifarei :. nay
b. assumed the Grsa. Ruler 81 oidainad t. Ise
Younger PITS description. in Parliament. OF tns
American revolution, may bs aecepIea as
record of al attempts to substitute power io.
risht BE said Of The Wa-, -" It was coneelys4
in fniusiica nurtured in folly, lis footsteps were
marked with slaughter and devastation lhs
nation was drained Of is best blood aud iLs Vita
resources. for which nothing was received in re-
turn but q series cf inefficient victories and OF
disgraceful defeats victories obtained oTef men
fighting for the holy cause Of liberty. OF 5e.ea-s
I which filed the land with mourning tlr The loss
/ Of dear and valuable relations, s.ain in q de-
: tested and imBions quarrel I7 MT This tha
history Of the var Of the Oailsc a5 - e
Southern ConisderaeY That such var wss
undertaken by the Northern States by means OF
rereenarY hireliugs, after they bad virtually
subvertsd the government by the sbrogafion OF
tha fugitive slave laW," is not mater OF sur
prise; for their eupiditY bad been exci'e1 b un-
dertake to overthrow the South, and convert the
profits Of the soil to their exclusive adysntags
bus that the people Of the West. sn agfieu tliral
people. Justly proud Of their Independence, sen-
sitiYe Of their rights, sh0uld place iaeusei
side bv side not with their NoEthsrn assccia'e7,
but with the hired rnffians ana oafcasts % E1-
rope. tempted into the Northern ranks by iic-uss
TO plundeT, to assist in she work Of BIO d aac
rapine, when il was msniisst if the North wsre
successful, thsiT soil would BE- nlade 70 eontu5-
ute its all 70 the greed Of traffic and he thirst
/ for gaia which turks in the atm7sphsra Of fna
I loom and spindle, Is indeed cause fr auszez
ment If hundreds per eenguu7 were added 10
/ the profits Of the New England maBuiscsurers,
/ who would nav the nOnstrous exrortioR bus tho
7 West, the consumers Of their ia55cs And
now that the so-called Uuitsd St3- govera-
ment have loaded the people With deb without
end, who Will contribute to paw i5, fer lts ez-
tinction is an impossibilityf Not the trailing
and manufacturing North; import duties VIII
be covered in the pTies Of goods, and msnnisc-
/ turers protected By those duties VIII make iheir
customers provide the amount Of taxes 10 The
I price Of their fabrics Now that the SOUTH Is
/ gone, the West alone then must meet this stale
/ of things. Her sell whence the blood OF nsr
Slain sons cries At this moment, VIII yield its
/ fruits only for tribute 70 a power as reckless or
rights as in the exercise Of arbitrary rule. Is It
/ possible the West IS thus wiling 20 become a
/ mere tributary TO she North What watts she
/ forl UntT the yoke be fastened around the
necks Of her people, aud until her tesmIng lands
( become desert places With tha Mississippi
/ and Ohio for oz:ie.s and 8 chico Of markets.
/ between the gulf snd the Atlantic, and even
/ with the fsr East in prospect, by way Of the Pa
I ei6e. does the West hesitate a5ou. her future
( Is she a. a loss to decide between the posfl9n
/ of a prosperous, free Dstiou, and thst OF de-
i pendercy Of the New England government,
/ known as the United States