Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-11

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When the Marquis Of HsTtingt1p vas ia idiy
city, It was said by those who became acqlsintsd
with bin that he was rather a drI young ger
tismsn. But tho speech made by hiIa on bis rc-
tarn % Esgland sheWs no defei8neY AZ Eadsc-
standing, but, en- sha contrary, more than che
shsrs whieh generally falls b Ire BE Of Ete5
youths he is evidently man o. clear pafcop-
ton He saw in the South an unconquagabl8 b
love Of liberty. an uRdFinE determination q ba
forever ssparsts and independent in ths Narth
he saw FAR more clearly than We oeuid see s.. the
time of his visit fhsro, 6xsd purpose 10 iiVhs
forever for the Union. We then had hlpes Of
the SUCCESS Of peace party; re had naue.
The following passages from his 5peaeh VIII
show vita Hhet wonderful accuE1cy Be ostima-
ted the aizas and the capatidlies-oi ths tFo
Wi1gs Of the Northern peace patty
1t is possible tbe South may be exiera- "a i55i
bat dol70t Thick the eircumstsne1s ef ths Esr
.t-1 -s-- Ecasse e -. 2 = -. - i
20 far successful. II -
North America VII igbs a.m3sr 15-r---..r--,-
70 prevent the dissolution of such e nt4
future a. they hoped for, because hey n
yet realized the fact that they ara ba1sen
have not felt as the 5oatasrnors Be acr
war st home. The war hes hssa coul
upon Southern and not up0n Northern SOL Z
IN the grsat cities Of Che United S.zsag u ~
F.. is Is 60urishing ss ever they have 81 mEels
msney and IS mgny lEzUries. The msa #ho
Join the war are not 50 Taucl missed ss b. t1a
South. The defssts they have suffered thsy st.
tribute to want ef capacity n lasiG generals. or
the malsdminis traiion Of theif Gavgrnlie1l
There is party in the North favorable o. th5
success Of the South, sDd who have co-0peraiot
cordially with then, snd now, 81 the raeelsas
Of the North. There is suea PaIty, bus u
not fall back upon is
There Is, too, C party iog.I-hCEl 4 Save ibs
highest respect in ths UHi.ed slaissf isefs
and revere the Unisn, bat Wh3 lows aE- r-Tr1
more the Constitution under which shsl Z iiea
formerly existed, and Whe are mach moT9
laehed TO Hsir owa Statss -han 20 ths UHios
generally. They wish 90 carry On TIE var iar
the restoration Of the Uai0n, and o. csrry Be 81
under the CoEstituson, bul they 10 not uisl.so
see the privileges Of their separate States sWai
lowed up by the great ceat-el Govsrlla5-
Washington.
But I DO not believe thsi & tiIis party Wsrs
in power they WoHld be able 60 eagry on eii-
eilntly war SC gigantic SIS .hat now beng
Waee3. I believe the only Chsneo IS By p.aeigg
an almost despotic authority i1 ths GisvsTuue1s.
II 9 question IS whether She Democratic party
VIII yiold up their State rights, o. Whssh-r tls
other party,will giFe up tbsir eentraizirg -
forts. That question, thiuk, VIII sooa b
ended There il the eongGTpt law, which Was
passed. Which affects si their rights AMI
Sssts privileges. II the Ssats and th5 eoHstiasS
tionsl party ia the Ssafs viii stand ~ ihe laws,
the war viii be Indefinitely prolonged; BAT
they think the tina has now come % make
stsud for constitutional principles I iaf Gu
GoVsTnmsnt viii not be abe to raisa ths
quired for the war ranch loneer. and
issue viii be within q rsasonabie tiEas -