Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15
THW RRC8GNHFE0W QUESTION -
EHE BRIEEsEs PAEE4fAMENE


their senses soon
TIE RrGaGNlFEoN QUESTION IN
EHE BREEEssa PA1LfAWENE
sersoreIgs-Th TytppEs .FHis,.ee.
From the Rieknens ExaHinsrI
Has Poritsaism givsa Ljaeeln raneEsi
4 lesss Of fsFef ia the official hsaEt Of England
{ So the very prsmBs sabsaissisn ef R9ebuck and
Z his sdherents, TO the fnAHanes Of Paimsrsfon,
would ssom to iadicats Yet tsere are these,
protesting te be intimate with British stateeIaii
ah0 hold that this aeqaisseeHes has another
BHrp0rt I'hay arg1a tkss R0ebGes, 70 avoid q
I vote which Waald merely have demonstrated
4 the inadesaacy Of his support il the C0zmsns,
! preferred to compromise sse bids his tins. They
eozteEd that, while seeming - yisi3 to smeTgeR-
/ cies which were Eintss At rather shsA Shown BY
[ the Government. hs bat e9asHlied tie Success Of
I Eis Barpase, Hn5er bsttsr auspices, ct an early
/ day While tho voluntary discharge Of his mo
/ tisH does net preclu5s its inzsdisss re Intro
I duc5on, all chanes Of It's further Independent
z consideration, during this session, Wsala have
I been At sn end, bad Il encountered & defsst
Tacy even 20 SO far as &c insist thst ssme secret
reaseBs, favorable 10 his object, were eemnani-
ested 80 hira, st the BTepsr time, By the prsBer
J sashoriiies-s DToccsding net anasual when a
TaEistry is iRsisBssed 10 eonamit itself tor o.
. against course thai msy tend 30 enharass its
iuture aetisa, or to tbRsrt schemes maturing in
Tho interest Of the cad siasd st--sines It may
Suddenly suit ths policy. If not the principle OF
ths prssszt British Cabinet to appear as the
willing, aad not As tie constrained friend Of the
Confederate States
BE all East as it nay, ths indefails Bostpone-
aont Of fsrzaal efforts for eur recognition in the
British Parliament, leaves Us no further use, 81
present, fer tae thTes Hsaguates, whose smbi-
deEwoug tasties bsve Influenced the result, than
saeh as q dissatisfied aBfiqpsry has for the more
d6U tf1l Of his masty antiquities sxainina
au5 eZhi5it--fe pTy into thar ssoaiiaritiss and
parads thsir points. L nay be q Peuelopsan
pssnus. butts may also be productive Of more
thsH tF2HsiloTy interest, and, at ell events il
IS not ipoppgftune.
TIE csmaTilla which hiss power to dictate to
Engis and what il shall be plsssed 70 think or do
isr rs Is fsiJly represented By the three n0banen
whom We have taksn TIE 6berty 20 olub togeth-
e. under ths aPpslIstion sf Triple Alliance y
Z II wt: Henry Temple, Viscouut -Pdluerstoa,
John Eaa R1ssalf, aud Anthony Ashley C0nuar,
lla-i Of Shshsbury The frst named Of these
t5FDfatisls, bDt So free from heart principles
thai be Is cuiY hea3streae WhsH his difsos intar-
ests are at STAKE. TIE second is aH snuquaiod
4 rressfvts Of the Filbsrf1rcs Abolition sshooi.
wheas Thoughts hsye bseu long wool-gsthsEiBg g
IL r. regions OF Utopia, who claims that she
tra5itORsTY Constitution Of mis- country Is TIE
aOundesr IN tie worid, ead the best that can Be-,
nevertheless, with 90 amisbls idiGsyueTseT, he
I IL ever at EoEh amending and patching it.
/ Tee third is less OF an ancient, yet more OF a
fossil than either Of the others, the paragon OF
/ Paritsn pTspsgsadists, and the grznd-masteE OF
! Usally ell the laRatical, auti-siavery and pro-
( saaciimOay broiherhoods ard sisterb9ods which
i annually congTegAte Bt Exeter hall % sploa
/ thsir schemes aud ease their diseords under bis
/ iranquihziEg superinteudsnce. PaimerstoE has
1 been chilled by the fresls Of saventY-Bins BTit-
} ish winters Russell has sziffad the brsezs OF
Esventy-one British hsTvosts- Salisbury has
Z been showered upon BY Bixty-sw0 BdGsh
4 springs Whs knows what the astral aBpsets--
what The horoseopis inaaenees-prsvaihH Al
ths birth of eseh of this venerable tTe hsd to 60
n shaping his BIe3iistiO1s II nOt his fortunes
We are not proficient ia astrological aiYinatiGn
I nor dsftiH ths msniology Of the seasons, or We
ceuld Pagsiby trace connection between Pal
uusrss0z's crisp character, or -his hale c5Es.itH
hos, ans bis birth ss the Brihsa Wintsy bsgisa
( --batwssn RusselPs grasPing disposition, or bis
over-ri Bena6, ered-up fraIRs, and the vegItaton-
checked period Of his aAtivity-beswssR Shafts
bRry's crude, immature PTsiudiees, or bis sap
( ling sppearahce, aad thu April day sf his en-
trance into life
No three men esa well bs more snliks, n
every respect tiaa the sgsd mobiles forming the
Z triple allisuca whieh now heads the British Bs-
geh and lends its heading to this article. Palm
erston Is of go0dly hight and bulk, eoarss
featured. jaezlar snd jauaty, in seeming and n
fact RRssell is very diaiaHtive, sariVsllsd in
agure aud fses, with a PaiRfally FercapEblC
tiuge OF aasterily in his too stRsioasly e0sr
teaUs glance. shaftesbQEY IS af lofty ststure
slim hguIs shS sanetm9Rious Hsanner soc
c5uatspaaee. An Obiate, st1npish H1se
l'braad smiiBg, epen visage q ful, square lore
hesd aud bright, pleasing playful eyes, are
issturas thRt D. suguish Palmsrst0n "a short
pointed probosc. nding upwards; earkei
crsbbed cheeks 81. > chin, viRegsr-jaics lips
very high, bald cerebral developments, snC
large, desp-sst, luminous eyes, marx Rasssll =
a Br0minet R3man H5se; long, ianky jaws
Il so4dan, suksa eyes; startea t0rehaaa 0HiE
6usly far-recsding poll, and naughty, msros'
sxpressisn, caaraetsrizss Shaftesbury. Palm
Z erston's manners are easy, of haHd auf
eood-fsIl5wish; RussalPs ali that the siaid
est pT9pusty eOuld ask OF tAa mobiles
, ! courtesy; Shaftesbury's 80 severely cold lhs-
+ iasY seem nsFer 50 have l06eaee tao tempt
. of e3riilhty. PalEerstoa usually dresses like
fspsri,nr country squire Russell hEe s carsiu
. civ -ell5leman, disaaining the exquisite aad "a
, voTihg the neat sbatlesburys Ike low ehuFe
nsrsoa, an hdmixture Of the ecclesiastical dand
: snd the aspiring yeoman. Palmerstoa is sad t
2 nave Q P4d8l8n laf hE5WJ Fu1tsa AAtteaeA- ~
/, / tighE frock coats SdsfEesbary for smSu boot
! and broad Isafsd hats. An three are adsicted {
. field sports and coed living, bot each has b
] ! own mode Of enjoying them, aud bis own cor
3 eapiiou Of Whss they consist H. Pslmersto
I patronizss fox hounds and the rscs courses Rus
! ssn has his shooting lodge In the highlands
: Bhafsesbury contents himself with pursuing an
= p.eriBg Of the game On fis ewn Derset eslsts
! Of tse three at the table-Palmsrston is mos
= partial 70 the fluids, in which be moderately j
d duleesi Russell to the deIicacies, eenesrnin
i which bo is repuied sn spicuTe SaatiesPpry =
Ia sd.;ds, Of which hs is SAID 80 BE- an Apicu
q I Pslncstou is 9 martyr to acute seat kusse
s toa eila form Of asthma; Saaitesoary . ne'
: IN ia ID the head. Am5ng the fair sex, "a
~ rr-Egt8n has wUn mach the most popularity
4 Ry.sell- the most veHsrstien; Shsftes0uTy 6,
= iIoss advantages. 4 public banq1ets an
/, fashionsbls balls Pslmersson is always sough
: RosssiI oftan, Shafsesbury seldom Sociei
= enjoys Pslmerston, likes Russell, and rsnambo
= th.t ShsltssburY Is q lord. Pslmsrston ha5
Il relipious prstsnsi0ns, Russell hss some, and wi
y good claims, while shatsesbury is very biz