Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20
AND CANT.

fariess common than Immature imaglnel
because all mems ideal Of action is fs
above their daily performance and thel
acts are constantly at variance with thel
real sentiments for human natur
is full Of anomalies. But Cant Is by
pocrisy unsdulterated, and more nau
seous in q State or Nation than in Al
individual.
No emetic, for example, was ever NOR
nauseOus and sickening than the Can't o
England on the subject of Africal
slavery, to those who were familiar will
the history OF her atrocities in India, an'
her oppression of Ireland. But th'
Tsrtuffe Of MOLIERE, MAwwORN, PECK
SNIFF and CHADBAND, each find a rep
resentstive in the United States. When
Russia crushed out rebellion in Poland
it had ST least respect enough for the
opinion Of the world not to pirate Of its
humanity in the conduct of the war.
England never pretended TO be merclful
TO the Irish Catholics, and blew Indian
rebels from.the muzzles Of its guns with
out csnting about humanity but set up
q terrible howl about the seventies of its
officers toward negro rebels in Jamaica.
ATTILA and TAMERLANE and ALvA
never undertook to read lessons Of mercy
and compassion to others. The United
States fastened to acknowledge the in-
dependence of Greece and the South
American Republics, and was eager to
acknowledge that of Hungary they
received KossUTH with q general glOrif-
cation, and gave JOHN MITCHELL and
MEAGHER ovatiOns; but sided TO a man
with that brutal oppressor, the Museo-
wife barbarian, when England and
France met him breast to breast in the
Crimea though at that time one paw Of
the Northern bear was on the mangled
bosom Of PROSTATE Poland, and Circassia
was vainiy struggling under SCHANYL
against the Russian battslinos, for free
dom. The United States sympathized,
only ten years since, with the italian
States that claimed the right to nation
atty. To-day they eonnive st the Fe-
nian invssions Of Canada, snd sympa-
thize with armed rebellion in Ireland,
though they have not only just crushed
out the aspirations OF eleven free, SOW
ereign and Independent States for sepa-
rate nationality, bur have reduced
ten OF them to Provinces, gov
erned by Military Satraps, and de-
prived them of all protection of
the laws, and denuded them Of the
very rights Of nan which their own
fundamental declaration Of principles
consecrates as inalienable and para
mount to all powers Of Legislation.
Ths President Of the United States
permits himself to be persuaded by con-
siderstioRs Of policy, and TO conciliate
the tiger Of radicslism, to send a General
to whom the charities Of war were al
ways wholly unknown, aud one Of little
repute, a we know, among respectable
officers and gentlemen Of his arm of ser
vice, fitzpatrick OF New Jersey, as Min
lister to Chile. The Spanish feet bonn
bards Valparaiso for three or four hours,
after due notice TO nOn-combatants, and
forthwith the whole Pecksniffian nature
OF the United States, concentrated in
that remOrseless raider, is Mortified at the
outrage on humanity and, incapable of
silence, breaks out in virtuous protest.
and condemnation of that cruel viola I
ton Of the merciful usages Of war: and j
nc the representative Of a people uHose Q
ships, nat Wih the expectation Of re- Q
dfciag the place, nor to further military .
operations, but ont 9f sheer hate Of South 2
Carolina aad its womas ma children,
had 6oH6arded Charleston daily, FOR :
HUNDRED DAYs!it u
Read now the Act to provide for the n
more efficient government of the rebel C
which we republished YES II
and then read, if you do not "
find II too n~ausesting, this e~ffusion of q
can't from a protest Of the Legislature OF c.
the State Of Maine, in respect to the CT
plan Of creating a Kingdom of b
TIE successors Of Lord Palmerston. fo
who, while sharing his hatred of repub- re
lean Institutions, lack his audaeity, are II,
upon the British North American :
provinces a near form Of -gOUernncnt. al
cd0tOua q single Increment IN its f1U0r th
fBloag the people Of British North Amer 81
ca. against their kg9OUa opinions and =,
clshes' az attempt Is being made to Sc -
are their assent 10 an imperial lar that Pl
ll0ces Hepeople 0fHe I0uer DrOrinefs m M
he mercy Of canadian politicians. III
III the people Of the several British "
are dHOtCed TO UOte on the o1ses- y
ion Of confederation, and shat a0ree to IL
+, this would be satisfactory to all for if
re admit their right to alter, amend and "a.
hange their constitution Of government -.
{ pleasure. No such liberty, howeUer. va
TO he glUen. The imperial parliament sci
to lay its iron hand upon all hil
,ntish North America, crush ont erist- s1l
% proutnciUt gOUcr7lnonfs uafh the same
isregdrd 81 popular riqhts as they ex. res
ibited in that act Of union by which acl
Canada, in 1870, etc, etc, act
ANY inVaslOns Of the rights Of the mr.
OF British North America. made :,
the Interest Of mOnarchical govern uie
Ients and against the Wishes Of The Dog. me
are as clearly a violation Of the if
-ineiples Of the Monroe doctrine. So am
He'd, as was the invasion of Mexico by
lperisl France, and called upOp our Dee
neral government to interpose in be- the
II Of free institutions and the rights of not
e people Of British North America, as 9th
s8Tly IS IN the case of Mexico,U n
Read il again-and substitute for the ONl
lrds People Of the British Provinces
e phrase, "People Of the Southern 7
ates;" and for " IMPERIAL a rIiament,n No,
e words " Federal Congress" and adj NJ,
e that cant has in the United States ord
Acknowledgements; and that init
7re Il a suolmity OF impudence. If hoI
eide by a State were possible, and che,
line could see itself as others see it, The,
re would speedily be a coroner's in. orei
ut on a case Of Gclo de Sc. L.
When Lord THURL0w, in 1855. after -,
actively with the Wings and -,
Prince Of Wales on the Rs,enov
suddenly discovered the an 80.
convalescence Of the Kjng %
ORGE III, and at a momenps vvsr1 up u
deserted the Carlton House mart, iore'
n an assurance unknown to all he. neFe
Is and in hissplace undertook the opihI
ance OF the Kings rights against his error
and his partisans, he concluded his
Torrance with the prayer, lind Dei Q
forget nag Sovereign, a mn
Z foroef me ." Whereupon WILKES ~
ed upon the foot Of the throne, and -
r- VINO
hau ANo" INC Of tn
*JAods'eo' stitut
yoe a." grspl
u IN CANT = uettet anu "0'eI SSdh a.
that Gcd still relgns, as he succeeds Mich.
into law another and another Livol
aus conception Of viIlainy. II there pIaet
in the Divine regimen Of the rents
4. tue Deity win as little forget him ers Q
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