Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-06


sovereign States. euriefel in their soil By the
most precions bleed. ints the cotton farm o.
England oT the iohacco plantation Of France
Are we fronting this eganlic vas AID pouring
ent the bleed 81 our children % rescue or IA
dnsny fsora the grasp of the Yankee only thA'
80 maY hand over tie command oi It g
Queen Victoria or tiia Emperor Napoleon Z
Bur such weuld he too surely the result OF ~
isrTention - isn3 forces upon eur soil
Il Is pol without geluctanee that l name Bng-
ianl ard France tegeher in THIS eoanecton'
The late correspondence proves 30 MS That me
genesous French Hation is friendly 20 ns IN TINS
sore hisl, ard would fain save rs a. least from
after ruin aad e1hansiion perhaps because 9y
So doing ) raritins riY Ell OF Great Britain would
be plesaTFej while here IS 800 mneh 10 Deiieye
ihsi Seq asiss ssimulsies ard would protraet the
ssfre 7se .ifis b the cold and mslignant ealcnia-
tiali -haEAosh Fedefais and Contederstes Pfh
Be utterly ruined snd uadona, 50 that neither
the commerce aud shipping Of America nor the
pefi.ious poiGcai example of republican lestitJl-
lions may longer net OF irighten the bitten.
Theso'tish policy Of those neutral powers mas
baeo ab.y exposed in the Presidents message !
we know Gol1 that it IS England, 80 the lsa4-
.ing naIitime power which hss coansaleds OF
rather controlled ilat policy aad I talns : 81, IS
ul time, sir, that we sh91d discard the
mauIEn baiderdaSh about our Anglo
Saxon kindred, fnd undesstsnd once ior
all. ihat next to New England, cur worst
enemy ia lie word is old E1glsnd. It IS
veil also that We sbould understand the
reasons Tor tnH Tesetless r7ea S'fs.iea sif-- thMl
exhibits ior the proiongstien Oh Inc Wal i'i
reasons control aud direct her pohcy' we hl7y
IL sura If welook closely into the matter We
mav see that Englsnd has iaT greater ins74s5. 80
-sveii peauniary and msterisl interesl--in iiie
nrblo5estion Of the war thsn she can have pa
ssses with IT'S uninterrupted supply ct cotton.
Phe way IS renewing from her pash great com
f,ercisi rival She is fast regaining the carry
mo trade Of Tie world, which three years ago
~ qss fast losing Not single Confederate
e-nsssr bt5yss Yankee snip without raising the
war risks upon American shipping in the othces
9f all ths RdsfwriteTs--without securing 3
yrasfer and constantly increasing preference ior
British vessels ID tho miad5 Of shippers N aik
ports what England loses IA hes cotton ia
Ius try. Size more lhan eomPensetes py IeeaYef
ing beE ma i6cio supremacy and X gs
frrs that 8 roraoi OF tie Torkersit cotIoIl= are
ssif ring 5estituEon the rulingsrlasses '9f ing
land feel it but lale. They endure VITA eecon-
lnr equaailaisly be sutf rings Of the poor. ana
IS K iffm gsbeissTe, would prefer % sustain iis
idle oaeFnliges s8o years 60 cone, upon the
pnbietsxes. rather llan sea the war terminated
before the chief object Of British policy shall
Hsre hsea vsine5-lte total destruction oi both
North a1d South; for that ambitious ana lar
sssiaq rover has more than meIe CONNER
ca y peeuniarY interest in prelongIng onr stIi ie
10 cur alser rUin. she has still greater ana
deeper political interest, and that consists IN
ssaing The Dangerous example oi Ponsleai
iiberfT and sell government removed noIn
haFo+s the eyes If her swalming masses
Already pTessi ne, harl upon the sneient oiigarehy
i,v tbeif .eiaular fbr reform The United States
i6 The psst have been, with their Institutions
the model and exemplay of the reIormeTs, the
horror aud bug bear OF She aristoeraey let the
war bnt pregsil Two yeals longer and they hope
that absolute anarchy VIII prevail that the war,
now rsgipr. viii be complicated with half
dozen or more civil wars, both North and South;
that the republican institutions, which have Sc
long b en- their teuOf. vii sink la an ocean OF
blood dissppesring forever iFem no eaitni ana
chat military dictators wiz drill lhe onee proud
cit-zsns into subjects, and cover the land ffom
he lskss 70 the gaf giih 2 easercay q heptaf,
cby OF mona-chles Then, As these silly and
ss6tls .alesnasn nope, AmeFieens. instead Of an
example, viii have become warning % Eu-
rope, So that IF reforn should heeeme ampans,
aesf3. hey vii only have to point across the
Atlantic, vita moekiug fnger, and say be
nod the model Of iTee government; there IS tho
aTd of yoUr universal sglIrsge; be- content win
v0ar government, ye loyal Egglshmen, honor
80 kIur; fear God, and thank Hip that you
have q house VI i0sGs
ssv. sif, suca Il seems are the cogent inter
es.s, both peemliafy AID Political, hieh prevent
England from moving baud OF voice ln our oe-
haiE which might even indirectly tend TO pIlng
onr blo0dg struggle 70 s. close aad re are
/. rrofstsd 10 build vessels ia her docks, let It
net bs supp sed ihas i is with any view
-,o accomplish 81 her eonnivance our deliy-
-anee. bat rather that Yankee ships may
BE DESTROYED Two years moro would also
pfobabiv 20 fa b sop the gap even Ia her cotton
seppiy By erea.ing new falds OF production IN
hon own colonial 6onlinIoIsi and herein IS nef
;atarsss m 5sstr5 wing slave labor end TO tEat ex-
fert sgrnpa, hizlng with cur abolition enemy
55ea Size could, without single dTawbaek
Is stnTb hes sstis iactiqns contemplate the totai
disasttous overthrow Of 55e institution sue 81
much sbhoTs Aod sis, may say thes SO fsE
ss the Northern or Federal States are concerned
heseye ths aniicipstions Of these hngiisn
ststasinen are actually IN process Of Iapld fesit
zatiaa Tho Norlhssn peopie never understood
fres institu SONS, for, fr0m the moment the aoa-
troi If the government passed into their hands
sil broke 5oVa anarchy IS eYen noE coming
gapidlg uDon shsm ike an armed man; apsrehy
bsnkruptsv. repadiasion, tcrul0flai dismemDef.
asuf. insrai. social aud political shame ana
8isastsT will ia two years more, make o. ihen
~ ,r5nder of The world, aod the hope Of theu
,gorst enemies viii have been accomplished
s. lar as Telates to our own glorious Contede
rssv 5iost the British expeeiation aud caleuia
ion will Be laa6ed. Earl Rassah ana bof'
Palmers. on are certainly willy aae ial-sigtsso
4 hut thers zre certain elena ents IN the Coniede
- s.ases Whieh fheS - take into their cal
/ eulasiers. aud which must save Us from tue lai
4 imueDdinE over cur enemies Without gem
fasber into lhis department OF this gu lsef'
viii ask Sir. whether the explanation 1 aaV
\ .uaesy0red Is give Of the policy Of Euglap
I 5S5s ROT .saaafnead itself 10 ali who near me q
fbe nssursl asd trus aec0unt2 Aud il Il ,
srns shall we mol frankly aciSnoEled y
Shell gse shrink from syowing to ourselves y
plain tragh-that 10 Al tae earlh next % q
Washington goreTnmeaI, that At L2adon ls o.
7elst enemy, ard upon his truth pIe2ieele @
action Whist then, can we go III fA9 lns91eI
The srssouEon offered some time since by ml
/ sslf aua thosa proposed az the present sessio
I bv my colleague. afford tar inlieatl0n, ~ n
i1aqaeut, ef the proper course which u b
b eoraes as to pursue: le6 eur government WI
draw the c0nissiouefs from foreign cour g y nis
6sclre 70 gea5ive cur minister's aud pns an et
"a Gao official action Of Pretended consnls "
have never been accredited 10 this goFeInnel
lf shs.s flgefen powers will not recognize o.
s+saasi;sF shall we recognize theirs Let
nake thls Issue with taen and We shall soon s
: 7giset thsr We ere actually Independent Of n0t
have ssi6 sir, that l. Is for those nations MOI :
ps. 70 in5gs whether they shall iofin lhleiA
tional relssions with as Or nos By. We on
SIDE nave eomsthing TO decide We owe SON
, ching 20 cur dguityi if We DO not IN every ~
assert orr indepenasnce, We eannots1pses tls
70 acknowledge It ; aud # seems 70 ne the q.
las n5g frlly arrived when we ought, lglt1o
oonuisins or of snse. to affirm distinctly oY 2
: actions that our government, beng one q
e iaiaDndsnt powers OF TIE earth, VIII adtalt
40 ii eruatieaal relsti0gs save on eqoa' iein
{ Sir, SHOULD giys notice to those qaoaaeD' g
sn's Inst their 6anclions are ended ms h9u5'
would bring under tie operation Of the esnsci g
iaw 81 English aad French residents IN shs 2
( fe3grarv siler due and proper no.lee % aeta
9 fiaclu5iag the consuis themselves i Elshiia ie
! agsss and # Eugssd or France iees sgsIie'
~ r7..l lei them &c TO " ssslington
rsslrsss They viii know nothing oi cur s9Fe
{ meat. Oayg gogernment docs iios ssTflg tueHl'
Z ftaa denisa5 aud 1ecsiye from As Lincoln 5
ioa. IS they VIII have i thsl -si'.ne
1 - at i4as afler As Z