Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11
A New Coavsrt e FEisserepasion.

FsTnsy, in one Of his I" occasional" letters in
the Philsdelphia Prsss, is oRt, in guarded
way however, IN favor Of miseegenation Il is
bat week since hs was oVerhauling the TTt-
bzzc for It's i1dsersss admission n favor Ct that
doctrine, bgt now, probably BY inspiration from
the White House, he g0ss even farmer than the
TfibEne In this letter he quotes spprogiugly
a speech made by Congressman Kelley IN ihs
House, in which that gentleman argues in fAvor
cf eOlenizing the negroes In Mexico and Central
America. To make ths change Of lOeatisn pal
stakle TO the negroes, Mr.. Kelley holds out
practical miscegsuation as an indueemsat. and
quotes tbs following passage from Stephens
work oB Central America:
"Oa my way back stepped At the house Of
a merchant, whom 1 found at what is called
second breakfast The gentleman sat g. oDs
side Of the table and his lady on tbs other. A.
the head was British oficsr, and opposite aim
3 mVastto; on bis lett WEs another etficsr and
opposite him also mulsts5. By ehsDcs plscs
was made lcr me between the two eol0Eed gen
slemen. Some Of my cogntrymen, perhaps
would have hegitAted about taking il, bat did
not. Both were well dressed, well educated
and polite They talked Of their mshoszny
works. of England, hunting, horses, ladies', and
wiz and heiors l hsd been an hour Ia B5iizs
armed shat he great work Of practical amal-
.1anation, the subject Of 20 much angry coz
troysrsy a. home, hal bsen going On quissI7
f1r generations that color was considered mere
matter Of iasiss and that soms Ct the most Ie-
specisbls iphsbissEts hzd black wives AID mon
evel children, whom they sd1esfad with as
much csEe snd made money for with as much
zeal, as If ibeir skins were perfectly while "
Mr.. Kelley commenig as follows upon this ex-
tract;
3 The incident purified our minister CT some
prsiudics May NOT the great events now oe-
curing bless as to the same extent ihink
that the pubheatisn Of the travels OF = minister
IN search of past government might DO some
thing TO induce emigration to this region, 50
rich 10 its resources and 50 G1devsiopei At
any rate, at a time Wken uat1fe and PfsEidenes
af0 inviting large emigration from eur over
abOrcd region 70 thcs3 States with which CON-
meFcial intercourse eould be developed with 50
mach advantage 70 both parties, let US BOT with
draw the presence sBd power OF cur Govern
aent from any one Of them. Oar fslloW-eiti-
sens Of African descent, need 5y ths rebellion,
Hiil not be long in AmsrieAnizinE this, 70 Them,
ccnrenial region, in which eol1p!exionRl differ
ences does mes sfecs the social Vr political p0sl
ton Of man, il We have elssnss aud hunasn-
isy 10 give them fklF chance fer culture ami
enterprise.
and Forney adds to tbls
IN, So are practical. and therefore, valuable
truths They open the way Tor statesmen 10
new thoughts and TO EsS preparations for The
eternal adjustment Of the tEsmsnaous issuss
growing cat Of this war;
All shis is very significant. Tss ana4
thoughts" and the "eIsrnal adiustua.t, -
laded 70 BY FoEnsy is tho sublime Yipoli-,,
Of the isees' --miseegsnstioa, in shos,. TbsI
Is to say, to solve the Negro problem vra nn.s
make s8sy viii the e0larsd rses bv shsarbrng
: IN ths white. Il anaal9smssion is siI rislsIs
Central America. and al lsss tfs.et.vs Islife of
q IS msrs Prejodlee, as n Ksaey alleges
same must % sEUe in "a Usl "a states.
AID 50 n7ssTs F9rEsy And Keller. shs csisi
disciples Of LiAeeln in PsnosyIvAnls, are con-
missed 70 Ihe Eoyel creed Of Titcn and Phil
hPs.--M 4 World.