Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-27

sn this sabjec' They sro al powerful here ia
All the Departments, especially in tae Navy and
| War ard TreasaIy departments. Hence il is
supposed that Mr.. Wellcs. Er. Stanton and Mr.
Chase can be rslisd upon for the strongest Oppo-
siEon 20 sll means looking toward Ga early
psace.
Il vii be ramsm5srel that in ths eonverss-
| tions between Lord Lyons and Mt Seward, a.
given in the British Blue Book" Mr. Seward
informed his lofdship tHzt Thaa The sine cane for
treating with the rebels the United States Boald
furnisA an exhibition Of mzgnsuimity such IS
the world has not yet seen. As--SeEsrd farther
! Indicated whas this msguauimity w0Bld b IN
hls dispatch 90 Df0uTn De FHBys, Ia which BE
said, in declining the cffer Of the French Gov
eEBment b arbItrate between tie North and
! f7suth, that She senats and house Of representa-
tIves Of tas United States we're open to the
5oEtdernFTs 81 any tins they chose 90 enter. e
deI5ersls upon tIs Conditions Of pesea between
tho North and South He is, therefore. in favar
of 81 once ten3ernE, IN some official ferul to the
S5u5AsTa people the privilege Of coming back
to the Union WITH all ihsir riehis iuciali1g the
rigEt 90 their slave property, the same as II no
rebeilion rad existed Personally he world
even be wiling, as he has stssed to Il. &erciar
aHefiieially, to meet bis ola sssociatss-Jsf.
Davis sad the rast-in Jhs seHsls chamber. The
really stasesIasnlks .a8d mszusniBsu5 scheme
VI WI. 1-aAld Is FetF laolf % De appfE-
Ge-5d y tho 6'svt-d Esd r-ssinHste faction
reinforced by The army c5ntrsctsTs, thst new
ruIe the roast N Washington.
] have also Just lesrne5 tie probable contents
Of stephens communication 10 tie G9vsrmsut
Of TIA United States i will be remembered
that It Was on the 4.h when he asked 70 cons
TO Washington; and the schems he was in
sErUcted 70 untold had been arranged in Rich
m0ud hsioys It was ku0En thai Lee was defeated
DAFT reason for believing he W5uld dafsas toe
army Of ths Potomac. They were als5, how
ever. aware that Vieksbufg was certain 70 fall. I
and after j. Port HudssR- Il was bslievg has
thsy could tsks advantzg2 ef ths victor as
they supposed, sf Lee before ths Wash "a
Cablast we're aWsgo Of the eaDtara of Vieks- |
burg. Il was the intentiOB Of Davis 70 offer a
pisa 81 Peacs, including the restgrstisa Of the /
UniOB, but on terms somewhat different from
these generally understood By that phrase /
Davis scheme will be found skstched ia the /
speech Of Mr.. Hustler, Of Virginia, iBmz3sztsIy /
previous 70 the rebellion. HI proposed IN fact (
separate governments for the North and Ssuth 1
brt 9Hfy enc President Iais was - Sc /
care the Ssn-aaEaers from ali iuterfsreuce |
With thsir property, and take the negro out Of |
eur material politics, but would include ona fer
eigB policy for botA sections. L is a complex /
scheme, providing for 1--WE Congresses 10 settle 4
the domestic e5neafns Of the Eorth and SsRth (
thosFh bat a single executive. Davis shTsWdly /
hoped that an the heels Of the 5estruction Of the
srIay Of tbs Potomac, with washington, Phila- |
delPbia and Baltimore within bis grasp, the Cab |
met ar Washington wouid be wiling to make 4
terms faT the restoration Of tia Union even IF it (
was z Union ORly in uan8. The refusal Of the /
Government 70 listen to negotiations, the defeat 4
Of Lees army and the capture CT VieksBHrg I
pat an entirely different face upon the aspect Of
the war sRd the rebels. with sll their iusolsRce
and assumption, wsHld not dream Of sfsring
any sseh terms again 70 the Federal Govern
meat Il is a great point gained that the rebels
were willing for rsnuien even when they sx
Dscted . a victery ia Pennsylvania Recent
events viii make them ssill msre willing 10 lis
ten to reason.