Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

AMA NR&AAM as
There was presented in the APPEAL Of yss-
tssIsy. the aspects Of prevalent opinion as they
refer 70 tie CoDfsdsracy, and It's great struggle,
derived from Communication with q citizen Of
prominence IN Tennessee who although asdently
Southern in his feelings, has spent a great Por-
ton Of bis time, during he psst year IN travel
iEg Norhr
INSTRUMENTATION but eenfrms Whist we had
previously gathered from the press, IS from tho
results Of lata elections. Uader the joint inau-
ence Of the moral esprit Dc corps, crested for the
Union, and the physical power Of the Govern
msnt exercised through its army AID police il
would seem that all sympathy, political IS well
IS personal, hsa been suppressed, it not sub
dpsd. Before these Influences The organized oP-
position Of last year 30 the Administration, from
which wOhOped 90 mach, and whose promise Of
results was 90 cheering, seems to have disappear
ed. DE heartfelt pegsussioRse VALLANBIeHAN
having been disappointed, ard the msHnigesni
promises Of SEYMOUR having evsPorstsd IN air
While from New York we never expected nBeh
either in The way Of sympathy direct or eo-opera-
/ i've with The local sympathy Of the Northwestern
States, the sympathy Of topical relation, Of IN
! tsress, Of social homogeneOusness, We have sz'
/ pected, and SILL expect, notwithstanding The
present glOominess Of the prospeet, mach from
he great region washed By the Mississippi and
It's ti5utaEiss.
The States Of the Northwest cannot be inseH-
lble. arv more than the States which have Sc
coded, to tho interests which they have ia she
contest now going On between the South aud
sbe North. tie States Of the COnfedsrsey AID
the Federal Government The Cincinnati Cons
msTei4L, in an abe and vel considered pspsrr
written shout the time when tho Southern
Ssaas were Withdrawing from the Union, main
tainad that so far as the motives Of the with
dzzsI were concerned, 60 far as the revolution
wss . resistance 10 discriminating e~zsctiGRs By
the Federal Govenmsnt-exaetioBs made Of
tue agricultural interests for the benefit of the
commercial and ms8Ufse5uring-the States
Of the Northwest had - much interest in
resistance, az much interest II She revolution a.
the States Of tie South themselves had, Ths
States Of the Ese. have IS much interest in
keeping the States Of the Northwest in subisc-
Eon 70 them, as they have, or had in retaining
those Of the South. To retain both in dominica
to them has been the sseTst Of thsic policy, FOR
they wanted their produce as capital, their Pso-
PIE IS consume 5 Of their own P~roiusts, as
AGENTS Of their own trade. Fer this they ct
possession Of the Federal Government, and it
was tbs that dictated their whole policy in the
administration Of that government, thas
shaped and shziowe5 every issue a. an
calculated to hold the oEe through the
o.bar, and with tho other in subsection. Ii
the Chicago platform, the tariff plank" which
seemed to be incidental, was Ire logical whole,
he others being labs thrown cut - deceive
the whale, and intended, By hlss sud 5ag1s
Issues appealing to pEsjudioss Of every form,
20 sUbsidise the section, 70 enc great
end. And does the Northwest suppose that,
n5E lhs South is gone, the zeal issze does not
rsma.a} If ii does, lstit refer Is Nr. BLAEa's
speech st St. L5zis, the speech Of enc Of the
governing party and it viii BE discovered That
even party al sncs between politicians of the
East and West cannot dispose Of the question
Of conflict Of interests between the sections so
a. to prevent jsalga les and thst the claims Of
Western interests are viudissssj in opposition
70 The policy Of Mr.. CHASE, who is cbaEged IA
bis treasury administration with ueglectiuE OF
using he West for The bsnsf. aud interest Of
the East The interest Of the East in retaining
the West is greater since the secession Of the
South thsu before, AMI the Uri1n cry, so Justify
raised, Is intended to keep the Northwest il sub
lection as well ss 10 be usaj as q baliigar
mt shibbolsth sgsinst The South, it being
obvious that the withdrawal Of tbs e1psH-
dve territory Of the South from the ccntrol
of the North, viii serve bat 70 intensity the
desire and determination to bold her in subisc-
ion The timely secession Of tie States Of the
Northwest and their alliance with the Confed-
srsey, viii give them Independence othersise
heir subiagsdou is absolute, aud nay be sser-
pal While hose States have many ties IN
common with Us, they have hardly ons IN eom-
non with tae East Thar territory was the Coz
quest Of Virgins arms, wss subject 10 Virgins
government snd laws, was bestowed Upon them
By Virginia muni6osnce, and much OF their
population was drawn from the Southern OF
slsvs-holding States. Their territory is con
60 ours, they have common
iysEs and common marts, which with
NJ intelligent and cordial alliance may DO
subject Of bitter and endless strife, OF lead TO
their control BY powers or interests alien to US
both They have as much interest in tie logi-
cal issues Of this great contest, the issues Of lii
srty and slavery. Of Ssste sovereignty aud Fed
sral usgTpation and tyranny, as havs the States
Of the Coufsderacy. BY 81 slhancs with the
Coufsderscy the great ,odigeaous Gestures Of
Liberty aud policy nay 70 preserved
II they have not toe wish 70 ally with Us, the
Of the Confsderscy, having determined to
be free and Independent, VIII make their Own
without them. It vii be for them to
ie.ermine, whether The MONROE doctrine shall
cease 20 be American doctrine.
Bombardsaeni Of Fsrf suzter.
The egemy's Ere on Sumter has becn steadily /
up siuos car last by tie monitors and lard
batteries, bat the hdug Is st longer intervals. l.
is believed that the enemy has done hiz best
Besides The strain and wear Of haa guns, their