Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

any soahssrsbls aussnt sf Iasnsy, ,or war wagss
fer The lisre interea sf fleon At the eEpsuEs s she
private daad4 te the isads~s o. EGrops their own
igsas thair oWn iadiTidaal wealth whsiher sogstsH
Of the corrupt eantfess of the wa or cut or ths
past inEanfa1turiag or c1mmsreiai msuopsss 81 The
EystsE which las euimnsted "a the asssutsa o. The
Uaisn bHt for enc sad ssr this nurpoie I speak osaa
aently IN us maze % hs true American psela, Pro-
test against taCr dslGai7E Esrsps with vain and
possible pledges wiether Of the public flifh q Sac
pppde elst9a 4at ba pup9so of skng cat taair ial-
lag me lns cf carrying al9ug ts meit mad most lha y
asd NEST ha3sloEs sf wars. Aud I am glsa 70 1iaes
tass "a rubls rsssfd protest which caa be always
hereafter erred 70 a. notification ald FFarzisg
to protect hssor a. sast ron acuip On Wksn
ths iHeyitab ia shs srrivs Of this 81 pHalc
iEsties s7a of true sgaity, as wen Il national
be as y tks abrolEts aEe solemn reFEz0 o. every
dollar sf tha sebt Of this war
Ths cstcrior deb viii be paid There Is no better in
vsstreat. The ath will nav Us proportion-fhs
N1rthera tatss wi. pay theirs wtath4r c1e2tr y i
tesy HAa CONTRARY - the probability reain anlte3 IN
sisg-s reEdurry Northern Canfsderstisn under the old
ocras o. seserateys II s serabiqatio1s shan grsH ont
df hEt disssutsn o. tho ola Union whose L za sa5
c1nstitltoue effect must be simply 20 delegate them
back 81 sni saee % the freedo, and indsps ldsnes Of
So, too do with equal Arunsss bslisvs tHss tse
Southern war dabt will be paid ThiH viii 30 debt OF
iorsiga porton 4 Geot gratefully iasHfhs1 with ga
Independence 50 n sgniacsnty echeved En tie larm
sf sH export tax usos the cotton CROP che 1outb VIII
oa e1is e pay Of with bat rioderafe pressure o.
sens 2ia taz aLol- A. trustsl Heud AZ THIS
+getar % psea trsE funds for rGrareat inVas aasnt
"a isa SauJHsrs vsr dsao as par, -ethaF tba in ths
Esaars ns oHe-faurth el re face. Ehs sEe can 20
paid and vii. be paid; the othsr nelhsr Ui cau
AHd row desire 20 urgs upon that Democracy with
which has been lasseatsd ali pubic ne 20 axe at
eues openly and body Ike gro1Ha = "hiea e n ard
tlsvitsbly HHst long arrive The gr0uHd Is com
prisad in ths following paints.
J. Peaea st all hazards not oPPozitiea 70 th3
corruptiaas unc0nztutsnaisa and imbscitiss Of ths
Adrlnisraea IN their mii1ary conduct aaa their abe
htiou policy 10 tae nanEEanent Of taa war but saor
sinlDle with recoEaitlon OF the
independence or the seeded States as an accom-
Hishad fact and as q fact which has new By the suh
stantsl unslimty e. the S0uth bsc,ms invested with
tbs saactisn Of our great tuudaEentsl pracpls OF
tao right sf setsOFornmtnt Inherent ia any psapls
strsHg and large enough 70 clain its bensis-
Ths6ptou 70 b freely LEFT to the border STATES 70
determine sF pspniar vote their oWu futurs position
3. RoDadiasion Of the war dabi, alI fortunately de-
metde and al we'll usrisng such necessary rePlia1ion
with sozs reservation in favor Of innocent minors
T. CsaVoestos Of Northeru convention Of StEtss for
the Furpese CT such adEsmsut Of their future a0cs
rsatsss shall be determined upon By the convsaoz
with ratification by the paoFes of the several Statos
5 DETERMINATION that New England sdall no longer
h4ve six taes the rapsslan-aton ia either branch Of tbs
Lsgi7latnre shs would be entitled 80 On fair cauPa
son Of population with such q State as New YORK
Iavitatiou Of she secsdsd States 70 hold simalts
nssus aud snlsr esnve1tieu g. some contiguous point
with FisTT O. As atorshs-ze sS negotiations directed
tia part % the North, toward soma possibility %
rsc9usruetisu of an Improved voluntary, Gad q new
cslsssrstioa. aas, falling that Hops lss probably t
weud Esw faJ then 20 ths aijuiEment % such rs.a-
cus Of coztarninou5 iategc1Erss may 70 ar a. pos
aA44af some 81 aaHE-la o.
one ana leave sssn some degree OF utsrsr hsps fer
tbs Indefinite aud ths voluntary future
abs;aiE from encumbsriug this letter with auTtaiug
more ths quest On e slavery han was slr0afv sud
Gently presented in The 10 pamphlet 70 whch raf
srsnce las BEEN shove made win only say, hat the
best shznes FOR any future ntyaion o. whatsvs' may
be daseIits evils lies IN ths release o. thl South froa
ability ta per- s'ua Irritation on this s1best through
the mediing PariJ41 fanateism Il snail fzstion 81
the North fudlgg is prsseE.s saa s opportunities Fl
thair association Is the poliris8l partnershp
in the msaatlss, I content E1yssf with referring 20
your cT7n admirable latter, in witch yeu psint how
the tvs representative Haau ics Preadsn Sspa1na ou
the side and President LiEcon himself sac other
have used in publicly recognising the great fGe5 a the
a-ioris Of race which usderliss that whole dis suIt
Hu1ject. That infersrity carries with t necessarily
f7ns form Of ssesl and politieal slbordBst0n. 1Ir
Lincoln frankly tells The HsEross thsmssvss, that Be
i-es No other possible disposition ef IL thau their eZpu
son tr9n me country n an exodus which be row
kn8vs II hs failed before to sss 30 be nhyseailT Ina
psssiaia Ais own State, uli1os has recently forbid
sen t1a entrance ot ey of ttam within RS boundaries
Vha South has theu four millions of them On its hands
snd has 70 Do tks best with tasm ard Ter taem
sonPaAly wiz the prsssrvatsa OF ils soeistF and
cvizatisn To the South alone tb7 qaesdsn belengs
Tha souta aleRa esH uauaga g. eui whsu lat sions
ssss.urbs3 ~ sxtsrnai irritating ilusnees tas South
VIII in G7dE good tiEes and II Gsda Nodes, work out
It's avtztua. soatien every people nHst necessarily
Werk ont It's o7Tn soH2ssiic ssaisi pr5hiels.
IoH knew a. knew. aud as alt tbs wsrlz a. hama
alse Endsrstand that the eserzl Es-hsrs mind uarss
a. 1ore fer the assumed satE vrquzs ofsas Eocs
than ceeS the Scsth8rH The p0sit5a sf tina nferirr
race Is bat-or the N7rh thau 81 tze Sslth The
reverse rather E tas caFs Wieu ief t1araEs ve7
wits Ks mere iaerfe-eucs from tie intrusive YankIs
Aaa as new dreams ~ attempting ia Cu5s or Brazil
Ike Sssthsrns-s WI Eradsaly 'aroitcs into Che rys-
tsu such solicitations ssl nse-atisus rsE - D-ac
adt ief .asse syofs easlsas OK tl aagro the pr1z s
cal as0litisnsis Il tss Norfh HsU fast ard hgT Par
they nsy 60 hat PrsTd sal G vsrumeut Of -Ae world
which Hes in Aa viii q Gsi Wid determine Gad can
aloao wsN sss vTiSo guide
1t Is idls s1l "a for any Densorss, Usether n No
zart hall er IN any State Legislature 10 support the
GgrflzE
taa sEacutivs pswur By whcl e Is ssarly de
rse,sa is not less vain and idle to sppsa 90 The
an aspelcsz il is '.ios lsts % AHd let rot ta0sa
leading minls wkish may, the bottom or csarcsacs
rscogliEs the truth Of these views shrink gnoaly from
oPez ayoVga Of them and from Invitation 70 TIE Peop g
t9 rally 70 thair suppor fer fear whether ot RsPnb.
can ab7se ef yrannicsl aprilo1H1sRt or Of enpory
snpo2Hiarily. Wbat tbs people nee1 ts distinet q ss
strongly and spy presented IN 1rastiea forms ih1r
auiL the idsaS just and sound, II ths i1svit2-
hs eourss Of thiugs must gs months sooner or few
mouths lstsT bring 20 the a3 aaeeEsary support q
"th9 lsyic sf svents Jet mas b afrEii to eoaait
ais personal ard political fortunes the bold and man
taess 10 man Is WoTth his salt WAC sh-inka VITA t5at
vaiHouE virtue OF PruseHcs from tha bodas psrfarm
auc5 gf Biz suprcHs duty 10 hs coHary aad his eaa-
Ecsnse only regret that instead Of having 70 address
thsss IDEAS 70 my old party, the Democracy el che
North from tkis side Of ths atlantic, prevented,
lnEnpers5y prevented by imperative necessities OF pr
duty, from going 70 10 from tas houzateP1 Of
New York Ny friends at least know and hope shat
those whom this LITTER -say make lay sEsAiss viii be-
4aa a5alEnce' AelsAef from -eaE
Lafayetta OF the lamp-Dezt, that do not de
Thousands and tens ei thousand among ths Demccr3
ey Of tho Norh viii rsesguzs, in what has been above
sid laerey tas expression iits IN adyancs OF t1
th-ughts convictions AID feeling already fast npsuHg
In their breasts into determination aud action
Whatever may be tns trst hoFis oi eN9craton rsss
by party presses fsRstc puipt, depend upen &c that
their bold and pRirietie avowEl will promptly rally %
thsa hsss o. supporters; aR5 sHgs day now gained
uBan ss 10 the gaei and Eteat work Of tha s9spags q
iis Ger by sI end every means ald at all snd every
csgt viii be service rsadsred 10 huauity and 20 ouI
coHutry % have promoted which VIII ls th9 nobssi
record thss csuld be ongravsn any man's tomb
Very respectfully, my dear sir
Tsur Old f-ead md 0b'tssrvt.
!. L OSULLLVAN, Of New York
Lale Minister Of shs Caiied States to Portugal
1 s. Gloucester Place, Portmsn Sq1sre Lou5sn,
April ID, 1903