Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

I From ArrIsrs CougtILl-iQC.Il
Itisno loss szrprsnE % tas world thar Fl 10 e eftr
partv engaged Ia this present Areic1u rar t1at slt
the Uasu the CoRfsderaey should have been -a 50
long 10 c0-tinue war ca such llagl ceHt sgi sal-
i-r scale. The struggle hss called into Ole dsld 1st
IRE entire mi tnT forces OF she ConfeierscT age
usssly though avaia1s for aEtFe mpaiEn nEs sa-
vary large por cens Of the HThtlg Eatsria q tas
Nsrtb. Bat fhs.l0idsrs actually b. ferri-a have 1at
besn found Eueh drain. proportion 1l tae ll1-
i've snsrgss Of the C5afstsac7 uPan tf7Fs q zee
Union ana ina reason la l.e' .-s,
fsdsrats soldiers srs not r1daaarz gl Weaa even b.
peace times, and zligat real.T make var pas'a q
diversion, without materially ll-tcas ne llafa-tia
power q the country.
So lo1g the slaves kept il tha q lls, a11 G
police and managerial farua lsft eahld % lsna % s
direct their iabors. t1s S51th srs rarlre t1
loss Of agricultural Wesith--wl.1n ii l-- clal 1l
On The contrary tds wealth of tts Alrt1 d-E
y upou Re dziy lao7r q her Thits laler ara ths
atstrssion o5rihis her ouly iob1r, fron fsl5s ana
Evorks1Ops curtails Material her productive 1d-srs
Except hsT losfeFs and TaEs1onas 77-cl Sass ars No
lo1s 20 any co1n ~ no Iattar Hlle ot aH -lleas
every Union 30 der taken into the Hld s posi- ..7a
ioss to TIE URiisd States. Not ouly does As ccnr7
lose bic anar and the products tles5oi. 7ht- 15 q
engaged ln eau pairIilug. bat bis deatl eliata
sbgolte d1iuu1a 0l the wealth and wealth cres-ilr
capacity Of the Uuion hat extent lt "a trua lss
The South suffers some loss and diminuri1u cf ca
pacty in this regard for Of 1rr sosrg STE ro-
ducers when e hen7 bus We sufer llr less il his
way than the North does- and. therefore We hzvs R
oo1fiuue the war than TIE North has. If northern
soldier instead o. eeas ilsd outright i1 1erraalsE
disabled by wounds cr diss2ae Re becomes ever there
after a tax upon bis fellows, who must il way
support him But lis e not equally true af faa
SOUTHERN soldier. who. In very many cases. 6s7 laa
5iity is not fclt burden. any more than b. lsa
never 5een wounded 7r rendered lg i-valla
Then s. 70 ihs aetna wealth Of tbs two ssc-ions nts
counting the wealth Of ahits labor rls -ouh h ss.-
" ths advan-aEs Of sac G0lfh ard can n-i1fsi7 tbs
exhaustive atrggls ioas. b. tls -eus-s of lss t "a
shown tast the al1ths win ou3-i 2 less pcpuaien.
counting white and black houd aud free has 11rs oss-
tie and mere iae titan tas borh. and rr1usss rrs
com houg5 less 7rasst al4 less nay ana - p pa
and d Eall10n many
adapted for f1od and cie hirg. oi w-icL Eo-tl
dusss usns The South produces three -rest uap %
imnsuse value. af Whch he North pr7dlcss .ne--
eorton- rcs snt sane asar-vhls sls produess siso
more tobacco aors hemp and more corn me sezsad
Millions 81 frss psorlo inlshit nr na -71 5irE
states Of ths ole UliaH. ir 1860 ollr lz
six thouaasd ave huldret r-i.1us Of do'T7s uhsfl1
sane property possessed ~ ne es2- miners
whites of the fourteen siagsh1iaT Silrsl rF
fvo thousand ave hundred ulill1na- AM when were-
fsot upo1 the sxeesains prosacasanes o. 1e of ne
Southern property, ana upoa she reckless Etea
and of .ba Sol hsIIiereEcept tae Fo1- aEa1E
them. who nods.8 ecoao-aTi l nos 1l t-ritti IS
safe % estimate ihstt she suuaa PR sent % tae
atad proftl A. The South i os-lsurth -rafsr t1a1 .tus
of The North. Tie saathsra seatlsllar pffds l.t
Who anc season may ssa n7nay aarl1t t1fiF q very
apt tbs next 70 folch upou AiE capitl .sr fsi 9as
his gains a he riotsus. fzaf ri1T 3. parvenus-
While tAa let income q tas oolla i-aE l- Q Hei -
upon iss .apiss1 sf l,iy afe hanalsd
hua1red azd seFeni5 Asa 1s, taai 1f
caac1s ssfslr b 7s-ial-tel as afre tla1 ~
ts,iEts-1iVa hiHdred lailI1la .lrsa
uliicud. So ils Gat l- li q ircs
mere than tgFics .ila a11-l wa. b orssIl1-
tie niaeteen ll-lli1as q e,ef-aarle-s. atia
ths latter have enc si-i lrs usll sl 1-d 1a-Ez
30 cl3lde and 1isi1-s - Eiast i1- tta- asfrz
of he pr1rsrtT IS 1a 4aEt1 aa l-ita1s eafaa III
beyond is intrin-a Tcr5-as f.r iasfs-s u-oa.
artv. suburban vlils. lal sha iz1.
population aud soad tralap ettaii1a gra neresss.I
money value 20 4las aut thsir . 7a1s aust aa ss-
simated b5tssif cal asl-g lroa1cs fad aaf eIoihr
foE eivizsd mn1 Ihas Pc t1in aaaia q Long snd
aud New jersey have selling ll.s7, n14v a1I rlr-i
anIr H1IIa faaf
which are caPa1ls % prl1leag tHica mn.a feed q
clothing
Take any view q The matter We nay, and e csar
Be denied tnat she 5ouih las much grsa.er ability 3
continue the Waf han che North Wa ela anf d. nr5-
duee abundance 30 meat and bread we have also
cotton end wool from o7a soiL And we n-fvir
but nin 40 e produce alo plenty Of sat1er 1 70l
and % sali and il We bus DO lheas t1ilss 1a %
10 y a1s io cary on the ar jest as lluE he E3ie