Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-18

gif 20 do Now, after above elEny years Or hhuct
Che shifted States Of Anne lea hsve sepa aed 10 two a
large body Of these SisJes, calling themselves the
Coafederats STATES, declared that tAey would 10
longer be allied 70 these United States bat Weuid
I mako themselves Independents Hear hear They
are exactly in the position Of The American colonies
With regard 20 Engiand 10 the ysar III monrned AZ
their separation But the North themselves, from the
very commencement. were cruel, so determined on
smnir8-ihear, hear, and no MOI 20 determined o
ulauta aiming empire tAst they iof8o' eAetily 80
forget Chrsiinnity they made themselves apfls.u
10 he world Of cruelty, cnrrupt0u and horror. That
being She case. my feelings changed ut did e2peel
tlat the great power OF the North their W9nusf4u
snurees would enable them subdue the south- hui
the south s58ed uD Ike the real seseeadants Hs they
[ srs al EugIishueu- THoar, hear They said eve
viii vndcare 60 ourselves the right 10 govern oulselve,
and we win azht 20 the death for our independence
Aud they have fought to the death. lCheerE voice
-''sIsvery.n They have conquered the North theai
Z hear and cheers and cries Of no. mol
Aud now I ask myself If the time has come when
surrounding nations shall do what We ought 70 do now
acknowledge th5 sodth a. an hGepsnoeHg u-tloI
fCf~eat cheering snd cries Of Never aHd slavery
am about 70 % the question Of slavery and
hope ie gentlemen who are 80 anxious about slavery
viii 1ovv be silent The Northern States Of America
hate slavery; b there is ons thing they hate sui nors
aud that is the slave. Cheers Vow Know New
York ws-sad people are here who don't know amer
ica-aud know this that the blEck man In New Ok
is les.sd as 7 would not treat dog. Cheers They
have declared in their public documents thsr de-
rermnation, not merey 20 cooqner tAe oouln out %
root oat She slave. It is not merely to put an end
20 slavery but svsa President LiRcoln, when he
talked 20 those people, quietly ADVISED lAem 70 TO-
tire from America" Take themselves OF. (dear,
hasr Now nothing could be cooler than tbat-but
President Lincoln has vsiy peculiar notons about lav-
-rv he issued proclamation declaring all the slaYes
en- the scaded States and be maia aiasa slavery
wherever his power extended. LCheerzl And, there
farl I say that that not an honest movement Ny
c1uutrymea here have kind hearts, and their hearts
bleed when they think that are saves. say can
Eng snd by allowing this horrible to 60 can she,
she has doue-being thoroughly neutral DetWaen the
tw7-cau she, If she prevent il, in Aer OWE con.
science allow these horrible atrocities 20 continue
Oh an met with the cryI have heard is here" sla-
.7re r77fH 20
with the black mans condition in the North
Well then, have things come 20 the condition that
Eurfaud is called unou asst She has beeu through
or entirely neutral and what has be0n the result
Language has been used to her. not merely by the
people, but by the Government Of American n'ulfAg
/ beyond descriptions a1u 81 lGst tnay nave 20 say
when describing themselves, We are reduced 80 that
condition thst even England csn bully 1s / want 60
know they have been brought INTO -Iat coadtoni
[ Nv tHsu,rsIyeg Hear hear Anytime more ruth
essusrar card of in mans history. met gentle
man the other day-he was native OF one Of ths s7
-edsd Statas-yhO ted me that the Federal army had
zone over property and burnt down his house, taey
Iidut upGl the other they t80k sway
Dis furnirurs they stole hs wites garments ana ssni
Z them 90 their own. Hear a1d voice Eng-anq ;
551e e many time y More shame for US that All
can say These things are going on from day 70 Gay
Every mail brings account Of horrors such az NapO-
.eou hxlsHif never perpetraied.
feel fer the suferng' Of ths 2eoUie Of America
a1d want is put sn end 70 the war lay 20 Easiand
If Won ROW step In and declare hodl7 what you IA nix
to be eaquE enasly that the southern States B. end
- AZ ruca Acknowledged Al Independent nation
IIll1eTLnE. cries or no no a WOrElHg man W10
was standing uesr tue steps became o2strspsrous aa
Was ignouini- -usly expelled by ths police. Mr. Roe
buck c1utin1ed-I told that Il acknowledge The
South We shall go to war with tbs North, say z
90 net aeIie7s IT, / sav there is person. body
Of E-an who 20 much desire England iRterfsrenee
in chat tse Northern States themselves heat
hear II We had war with America Va should ai
once pui End % the cotton famine. New that 1a
very pee lsf cirgumstancs Tie south would then Pc
Independent people; we should break fh9 blockade
once hear. hear i-snd We should have Gotten i'm
NalCh .stsr a stent0rian v0igs-wa can't but we
shsuld lCheer.l LAi-. S. Jaezson-.'We should have
a civil war iu d glands aud Interruption want my
arguments b. answered not abused BY o#r present
proceedings not snlv hsvs aieuated the North but
we shall ALLEVIATE the South France viii step she
dd ia 1s1s She viii eoueiate he Southern States Of
Amgucs and we SHAH loose friends on both sides.
.now do You know this
yYeu r5en what is the ressen why we should not DO
f Fiass they say, England ought not 70 help slavery
I4sv So toc 1ur should not help slavery by aeS-
noyveigi1g the south '5ear' and no Dom
interim 70 me- llzn hl1l Gun AMI voice Don
Laugh 80 MACH Mr. Ciegg7i / say, we should not
benefit Slavery but should really heueAt the slave
Hsa~ hear BY doing anything so assst tie NORTH we
may 20 lEyzv with slavery, bat at the sans time we
should E1 way with the Save And zust say that
rrughau le whole .sntest there has been curious
feeling ta part OF peHteeu who support the Esd-
sr- power Ihsy say, are hGs Ae1Il3l' Or go. s
we have shcvn no sympathy FOX the Nsrth.' NOW
FglsBaty o not par Of nsQt-aity' au- at once ac-
knowledge have no gTnpHtay Win tae lsrih ttsar'
lalF, ali chtersI tank rl sym la-e5 ought o. &C.
v1h-ths S1u'h. llheeral lbeT ars gallant psonla,
fighting for their Independence rue t1ry haTe obtained
~ rV-rs4a and eguDtsr chs4rtT Ths ehquel of sue
ssss on tia para o. ths North IS ulilioa e. one
q hey never hope eouqu. the south but I viii tel
ron what thev hsp8 to- There IS a tsdy Of men l
New FORK vino thrive wonderfully upon the wsr They
have contra t. they have "g-esubacSs, hey haya
4ve.v means Of putting thei- hauds into tha pu1lt
pl1ali hey are Eofsse Wa faal-5 ana -s Iols as -
r1es GA .baT VIII wish the 10 continue.
II England can msve ir such way as to put an end
90 tl4 war n America let her do 70 at 0acs- lCheers
what 90 AK this meeting io dol DO ask Ibis meet
iur 90 dictate 90 parliau0utf No. All I wish you 10
say IS WHIST you ihink. You must lesrs the manage
rasut of the whole matter % Parliament don't want
vol 90 t1l t5an what hey 70 do. They are in q
should De taken Tncrsly wish to tell them opinion
ard leave them % deal with the matter FOR hon
selves. II the people are ever TO be instructed upon
I tld question of America they are instructed now
tell you bel sve The time for acknuweag g
lnsut Of she independence of The South ehsers thai
England By doing VIII Be carry ing ont the great mis-
sion she has 20 advance. and protect mankind that
she 50 she viii benefit not o-ly herself but the werl1
81 large Therefore should advise you-f nay aevict
De worth anything you wiz take it, If not reject it,
eu3 advise you 20 say, that in your opinion the Con
fsderte States Of America should at once be aekncW
/ cdged go be al Independent ration. Loud checral
The Rev. J. p. Hops moved tAs following Tesolu
sion:
That ia the opision Of this nesting the GsverRmon
Of ths country would act wisely, both Tor the Interest,"
datev enter into negotiations With the great power
of Europe fer the purpose Of obtaining the acknoE
lsdgmen bv them Of the Independence Of The COnfgi
/ crate States OF North Americs.
Ths motion vss seconded by Mr.. Michael Peal.
/ hr Hopps resolution was carried by an overWhen
I ing maisrLty.