Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18
LINUOLN,s FUPUHE EABORs

AANCOAE~5 III AA1SDSa
If ever Al Administration Of the Uaiied States
Government had 8 prospect Of 6 busy time
ahsad fer two.thirds Of S year, ii is that Of LIN,
coLE. The work is inevitable, II must be done,
and he end his advisors must 90 it. The "Te
bsuion must be crushed cut - " the Union re-
stored :" emancipation carried cut s%ubjuga.
ton effected, to do which pledges arc ont, and
many other ihingg connected with the war d.
rsctly, must DO looked sler. Financial meters
in his dominions arc fast assuming q shsps thai
will demand attention, in order 20 avoid an IN
pTece1outsd Crash that will bring distress upon
his people, and bankruptcy 10 bis treasury.
The greanback bU5ble has reached such alarm
ing proportions, that 3 collapse is even now
early expected By the wise, who are preparing
to "sisnd frcm under, BY investing in specia
to such 80 extent as to suddenly cause an IN.
prscedeatsd rise in Tie quotations. CHASE is
wrigglirg to prevent tho smash, and may post
pone it, but it will require ell the financial skill
LINCOLN can cormani, to carry the evil day
forward to g date beyond the Ali Of March
next ThsinfataH Of paper issues,b by the Govern
mGAh eAA g1A1ou Las bNG- ~ kANEk hEhh ksAu
has either been hosrdei or exported to such sn
extent that there is not 4 suficiency sloat to do
the business of a comrleFcial people like those
CT the North. The finances, then, must be
looked after.
Another labor that will undoubtedly prove
troublesome to LNcOIE, may be anticipated in
locking after The foreign relations of his Gov
eTnment Just now there IS every prospect
tbst an unusual amour of diplomstie chicsnery
will be found necessary within The next six
months, 70 enable the Washington intrisusnss
20 avoid collisions with the Cabinets Of Europe
more serious than those Of the pen. The signs
Of the times indicate a change in the British
management, Out of which will grow q policy
Of Independence and disregard Of sEwARD's
threats, SO different in character from the sab
s~srvient and slip-shod course Of Earl RUSSELL
aud bis associates, that something else than
msEs demands and .hrs4ss will have to emenats
from Washington. If 5 change does OCCUR, it
will be in consequence of the slip-and-go-easy
course of the present Cabiaet Of England, and
its SUCCESSOR viii Of eOuTss take the other ex-
irene. NAPOLEOs, toe, viii need watching.
Having in efac. planted his authority on this
continent, in de6sncs Of American preiudicss
against European occupation, it is doubtful
whether be viii be satisfied with what be has
accomplished. Even should be 20 10 farther
than TO reenguizs The Confederacy, LxCoLS
viii have to back down or fight He must,
then, prevent recognition if possible; for be can
not fight the SJuth and the FTeuch at the same
tine, aud to bsek on! iron the position here
toioTa assumed woHld incur the contempt Of all
nations, IS we'll as Of bis own people, for bis
Administration.
Last, but nos least, comess political CAM
Psign for new lease OF power. This will be
the paramount question, because it is a selfish
one. LISCoLs himself is unwilling to resign
the cares Of State, and is absorbed already in
sehemss to continue Ire scePter Of power IN bis
Own bands. HIS fsvorites are not yet satisfied
with tho snOrmous drppings that have fzlleu
from the public treasury, and these satellites
must be SLOWED = lougcr tine to sppeass their
s~ppetiies. He h1E determined, il possible. to
be his own successor, and to thai cad is now
AAA'aAAHH aAEkNNAeAAN8 AAAlLA-cF II 10 HNEe LA
there viii be no dafiyul,Y in packing a c1nvsn-
ten 81 Baltimore :hE. vi give him the doubt
fui prestige Of Republican nomination bat
the indicstiOns are also ss strong that Republi-
clnism vii no! be unit in the canvass. The
signs arc that 10 little patching up and healing
Of divisions will be necessary to secure ever a
concentration Of the radical vote. This will be
in addition to the labor Of out-votiug the "cop-
Psrhesds," who are preparing to make q y igor-
Gus canvass. 10 the warfare sgsins. them, the
Administration viii be kept on The defensive en-
ell points. It's sets dwing the last three years,
in the hands OF the political managers who
represent tie opposition, viii DO effective weap-
onB, Srd they win DO used unsparingly. The
political Job, then, bofore.ahs Administralion is
Ehesvy enc.
Wenighi snumorAte further, but these items
alone are sufficient to show that tho rains of
tbs Abolition Government will not be easily
managed during the next eight CT ten months
that CID ABE IS doomed to busy iigs Of it.
How he viii succeed ~ . yRzaiEg the machine
As he 50 elegantly % expressed it when
shout 70 n bis rule-remAins 10 be
seen. Better men than him and his surround
ings have broken down under a less weight Of
care, in times past if be succeeds in engineer
Ing through safely as he desires, he viii indeed
prove himself = prodigy! CsItsinly his posi-.
ti0g Is not al s0visble enc.