The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23


sEpumICavs
The republicans becoming alarmed aud there Is an
apparent backing down from their ultra position Enough
az them have declared their willingness to vote for any
recommendation which conles before them from tho
Peace Crgess TO carry it. At eas, half Of the repub
Leans in Congress from New York and twothirds Of
those from Pennsylvania viii sustain the action Of the
Conference, notwithstanding majority Of the Comm,s-
soners fror, New York s;eadiy arans, any sete
ment The SIX republican Commissioners from tie En-
pire State are regarded the most ultra here.
They do not represent the sentiment of The people Of
that great State.
The postppnement OF Mr. S,antons Force bin is another
dica,ion returning they have been appealed
TO by moderate ffem the border slave States to
abandon this dangerous and unnecessary r.,
cay these moderate men, you persist it, you viii drive
us with the cotton States
MR.. uNooiN's INAUGURAL
gentleman who has just arrived here from New York,
who accompanied Sir. Lincoln from Springfield, ana is
inside and knows the policy which the pesdan, cc.
tents TO pursue says that in his Inaugural he viii take
the strongest conservative grocod. This
has startled the ultra portion OF the republicans and has
materially strengthened the ccnservatiye.
TnE WAR IN TIE HTlBlcAS CAMP
There is a vigorous still goog on here among The
republicans respecting the construction OF Mr. lncoln
Conet The Ultra wing iee that they are 70 ee over
slughred, and ready join hands with areelos
declare open war It is very pretty fight as i. stands
THK ronoY ca THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
One Of the heaviest cotton brokers in New Orleans has
wrep Hon yohn covoae reo,es,..p he on,nton ~ t.
The fntsro rol;cv of Mr. lincoln NJ c,voae reoled
that in his opinion the Incoming adm mslrstim u avoid
as far as possible, any collision officially with the
seeding States; bit II u state .! RATS Il forced
upon il which i Lot desired, he point wilt
Ia ,naaa !, No., o,,oa,s a., t.,,r 80 ..t.,a.
,ons, H. ION, free ~ ,he ,,on.r III ,.,.o<e ~ >.,h
yocst . ,,a s.oona fo.o,sa Aa. as,.n. !, -. ,at
soptbern c,sv where ,,,,,, re,,n,, 1 ling, n, ~
yo,e aaaed ~ sfesss,an II !, ~ ,o,,, ~ ft,rc ~
Ne. Orleans /. gloon ,,.a, \, ,,e ,r,r
pess rruet aax,tsc x,u t. ee,i ~, !, I, i s.ee :,
that Mr. Covode ad po ae tbs stsn in ~ IL,
existing state a affairs
ts,,u,rto,s RESPECTING NJ t,.,p
tnoanor sct ~ late Secrcr,rr III n ~ INST coma \.
light which doe. not retec, ro,ou q eat uon HIM ae
oyiist 10 the government he wns craesspr Ia serve
ana whose treasury h. Was (, odne n-,oo II ,p,ese.
tl., lsst summer he ordered i've c.sntan,c - nit.e
states ,rnops a. to,t la ad. On III, uooe, ,,,op,, AMI
tton ordered All ne wac,ns ,a hors. o,a rn, sala
80 tna1 the mmcn, vi. ,sr s.t u .h.,. cm,a ,ct,hr
leave nv The river With is usuallc :roz,n M Is eat
as November. nor overland in cnus ouenre or M,
paynr sufficient TRANSFORMATION m,tsrl, to convey },
s,,ote comn,nx
A.tlytt ~ M. HAa.lIN.
voc irssiehs ee' a'ii'e' % lieit ana .ooS quiet
Fools y uV Aealihgtoh htei "heic : a''or Nisoa o.
hassas Aose's stops at ao 70 says re has noshi1g to
present II aeN 'he sentiments 10 o. expressed b
the PRESIDENT el''t'
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