Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-24

Day By dsy the cloysn foos Of the British
Government IS making itself more viAibie The
lass i~ntsn6gsnes from the other side Of the Allan
nc represents The " so-called Earl RUSSELL,
? - having expressed himself in sympathy with
neither party TO the great struggle now going on
in this country, on sccosut Of The treatment Of
tbs negroes by each At this the Northern
.baHtiouisss win shrek " psr6dious Albion !
bat Lord RUSSELL, chuekling in his Sleeve At
he rstcidd strife, viii Turn = dssf sr 10 their
Tsproscbes sud upbrEidings. The fsadish de-
signs Of the British aristocrscy have been
accomplished by the disruption eff he great
republic, and their chief desire Is that tbs strife
may be contained anti the military power Ct
chs country, bolL North and South Is exhausted
ana ne hopss Of republican Institutions
obliieraled on eaTlb. To accomplish these ends
England viii chserfaIly give up all advantages
Of psatsTia zssrsss which she msy hays deriv-
ID and might yet derive through hsT eOmmss-
eisl relations With tais country.
But this position of RUSSELL is \ most IN
grateful blow upon the Northern dupss Of
British intrigue and British hypocrisy. Through
them, the North sas bssn impelIed to national
suicide and sslfimmoIation on the Esgro cues
fiOR, sRd DoW thss they have done thsr wicked
and a~sfEious work, they are esst aside Ike &
dsspissd misEeIs .of an unpEiaeiplsd d~ebsaehee
and this zoo alter the Yankss people have gone
60 far in their negro worship as TO engTsft upon
their ethical c0ds the doctrine Ct miseeEanatio1,
This is sulely tie most unkinasst cut Of alp
n The "so-esIlsd" Earl, lhus to cat the synpa-
Ihefe ccrd binding him and bis Government to
fhe Yankee nation and losys them alone ia thsir
shame and remorss.
Iris, however msy prove a valuable lesson 10
car Northern cousins in the future. Il viii teach
them ersaf.sr 81 rot 70 pat their faithi IN Princes, .
whoss diplomacy is intrigue and whose friend
ship Is sresehefy. Ga the part Of Earopssn
Governments and those who control them, there
Is 10 love OK sympathy for America OF American
inSdlsions. We may have symps:aizsTs among
The masses Of - people who gisvs 70 witness
she hopes Of liberty murdered in this war, bat
their sympsthiss can never attach to the ruling
classes, more especially to those Of England,
who fselthst the American colonies were wroog.
iRIly Wrsstsd frum ths mother esan1y, and who
may yet entertain : lingering hope, through eur
dsplsssd strength, Of regarding possession Of
the country. ghss such ideas occasionally Fl.
shroagh the brain Ct P~ALMERsToN and Rus
SILL We Dc not sntsgisin = doubt And EAFo.
LEON, TOO, In ali probability, has an eye 20 the
FscismstiOn q L1oisisaa AID toe country west
o. the Mississippi Hye5 while it is as little i'm
p~rObssle hat - the proper time MAxIHIEIAS
VIII demand tie restoration Of CaEforni. to
Mexico.
II BE NorshsD people ara act wholly de-
msuisd and orEzsd by their thir5, for blood,
fhey viii call Of thar dogs Of war and treat
with The south while they may do 50 on pro6ta-
bic sad liberal terms AZ yet the South IS IN
der no Obligations to aHy foreign power, as Roze
Of them have given her any aid and comfort in
Ibis var ard tbs confedersoy VIII no dOubi be
prepared to make g moss Hbe5l tssy With the
Srss powss thss acknowledge her independence.
II toe 4ankses are IS wise Is they are Ivari-
aous, hey vii Be this aBs over.