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From Washington.
To ,he \. Y. Times:

To the y. I. 1uaeS:
| WASHINGTON, Feb. ia prominent Northern
| Pnti compromise member says tonight that he
should not be surprised if the Convention finally
agreed upon a National Constitutional Convention
which, he thinks would be acceptable, and for which
he would vote. Should the committee report, and a
Convention adopt the Crittenden measure, 1t is be-
| lieved Glat the Massachusetts New Hampshire and
portions of the Ohio, Illinois and New York delega-
tons, will repudIate IT. and retire. On the other
hand il is stated on Southern authority that the
port which the committee is expected to make in
| the Convention will be rejected by five out of the
seven Southern States represented
DEBATE on TIE CRTTTENDEN COMPROMISE.
The day in the Senate has been an unusually in
terestng one Mr.. Crittenden presented petitions
from thirty thousand citizens of Massachusetts for
the adoption Of his compromise. Mr.. Sumner made
a spirited speech in which he maintained that if the
sgners had understood the true character Of Mr..
Crittenden's scheme. they wonld Indignantly have
spurned t. He denounced the compromise in most
unequivocal terms.
Mr. Crittenden replied with equal spirit, elicitng
HproariOus ap lause from the galleries, and main
ing the general intelligence of the people Of Msssa-
chusetts. He also requested Mr.. Sumner to move
! amendments to his resolutions, if they needed
amendment, declaring that he not tenacious of
them but only introduced them basis of adjust
| ment
The debate continued by Messrs. Hale. Greene
| and Douglas. The tao fcrmer and Sumner united
passed. and M. Green advised all Border States to
secede Immediately.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE EX-PREsIpENT.
Mr.. Buchanan spent an hour with Mr.. Tyler last
evening, end thanked him cordially for his timely
| intercession to prevent collision and boodshed.
Since il has seemed certain that there can be no
fighting before the 4th of March, Mr.. Buchanan has
again become quite lghthesrted.
THE SUPREME cOUET VACANCY.
The President is very solcitous for the confirma-
| ton of Judge Blacks nomination to the Supreme
Court Bench-but while the sentiment of Republi-
can Senators in relation to the nominee has much
improved of late, it is their fixed purpose to keep
the vacancy open until after the 4th of March, as
Mr.. Buchanan left it open go long.
BANCROFT PICKING UP HISTORY
Bancroft, the historian ia here observing the cur
rent of events, and preparing material probably,
for the next volume of his history of the United
State. he doubtless has made up his mind that he
cannot be the Gibbon to record the "rise and tdR'
of the American Empire.
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REFUSES TO HoLD OFFIos UNDER LINcoIN-The
Jackson W big publish the following copy of letter
from ALEX. W. CAMPBELL, Esq, to the President.
OFFICE U. S. ATTORNEY, DISTRICT WEST Tenn,
Jackson, Feb. II. 1861.
HIS ExCELLENCY, JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, d. c.
SIR: Feeling that no Southern man can with hon
or or proper respect for himself, consent to hold
office Under the incoming administration. here with
tender nv resignation TO the Office of District At
torney for the Western District of Tennessee, to
take effect on the 18th day of March next
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
ALEX W. CAMPBELL,
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,he Eegipuiug of the end.

We "a erstand that many of the oldest and best
patrons s Memphis have during the present week
settled II their accounts, and expressed determi
nation tNwithdraw all future patronage from a city
that pre8srs Abolition rule to Southern Confede-
raoy, Ne vote of Memphis, on Saturday last, has
uroiuoe2 general indignation among those true
Southern men IN the adjoining States who have con-
tributsdsso largely toward building up our city and
making ss citizens prosperous and happy. On every
train that departs or arrives we hear of men ex-
pressingta determination to transfer their trade to
more heterogeneous people. We bnsU of several in
stances during the last three days where Gotten in
tended for this market, has been countermanded
and ordered Observation-Disclosures.
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wnshinEton Gaasin,.

New York, Feb. l5.-The Tines Washington cor
respoHdence says it is reported that ex Secretary
Floyd before leaving Washington, sent to his home
in Virginia, remittances in specie amounting to
$4,000.
over the nomination of Petit as Judge of Kansas.
The decision was postponed. Senators Douglas and
Pugh opposed to both Petit and Black and their
confirmation will be defeated in a full vote.
The same correspondent mentions Mr.. DeJarnett,
of Virginia, as the member who distracted from
the House library a large number of the books
which are now missing. The expose in the Times
has had the effect of bringing back large quantities
of hooks that have been missing for long time.
Reinforcements have started for Fert Tortugas
and other relief has been ordered from Texas.
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The Compro,nIse.

The telegraph announces that the Committee of
the Peace Conference have agreed upon plan of
adjustment prohibiting slavery North of sc &c. and
applying squstter sovereignty South of it. We
have no idea that any of the Southern States Will
accept any such adjustment
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA r. R. Co..
superintepdent's Once,
nURING the time breaks tina Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Of Georgia, being repaired used every
ton accommodate the business Of Local staff
Guiding Chattanooga But that the breaks in tAs
Road been repaired and Trains running through
Atlanta. We think duty in regular accord
dates. the eights that have accumulated during the
pension Of rsnsporaons The Western and Atlantic Rail
road. Therefore, freight for Local stations Aclud
ing Chattanooga received until further notice
string do equal justice ALL during this unprecedented rush
Of freight all parties in the city interested
shipment Of BOTH through ami local freight
statements Of freight ready for shipment that they
tered upon Books and take hsT regular The
tests from Steamboats, and the Loasve road will
themselves az to dates. E.W. COLE,
febl6-d Superintendent
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REORGANIZATION
ISHAM G HARRIS

Governor OF the State OF -srs.ns...,
To al officers Of he Militia and Re Sh.riF, ~
the counties N said Stats-GREErrSs: y
Of virtue q an act q tae General Assembiy 81 he sat-
assea lanaAy 3lst 1851, yoa are hsrsby q
mandea . Issue wits Of slecton 70 an All vSd
ei=s existing IN me Militia and open and hold ssef5nS tsr
pErposs In ali the places Of holding elections in Vour
counties, after Swing the notice required T le md afs
and proper returns q tie sans
~ In testimony SheFeof. I have bersuuto set M N
EDd caused the great seal Of the ssats % ss afsxs
u. 81 the Department n AashTiue on this "a sa1 AZ
} ruary, A. D., ISL.
~ By thu Governor IsHAu G z4RzrI
J. 3. r. Ear, SsSrssary oi Slate.
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We are authorised 70 aanosaesTHeMAs a. WISDOM. IS
eandidase for Judge OF the 10th Jzdea crsuit esyosd
ne eounse1of Robertson cheAtha, Dcksoz and Mon
gouery. EiscsiOn takes place oh dag ofMafcf. 1871.
Feb9-dkwtd
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EncnnraaInr.

The Bonner has "not doubt I" that Mr.. LINCOLN
"w viii throw the whole weight of his influence on
the side of honorable and satisfactory adjustment OF
the existing difficulties"
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There was ns Constitutional question involved in the
measure. gSa zgc8leman from Oneida had been
led into an eTrof' b not having read the bill and
therefore dis n9t know what he was discussing
about. No slas ozithis floor would propose to ap-
propriate m4ney Without furnishing the means.
That should be takin care of by the Committee on
Ways and Means. MIR, Wright advocated the bill
with much Clergy and force.
Mr.. Johnso-' of leneca, was hugely opposedt TO the
bill, and said amog other things, Il quote his ex-
act words) "Ldont believe the money is wanted.
don't believe it Unnecessary. don't believe it is
required, don't believe the exieencies require
t. and therefore aon't believe it is wanted MrI
Johnson said a god deal more than this, and in
sisted that it was job got up to fatten contracting
vultures, who wee as plenty as blaekberrIes about
the capital He was terribly severe on the con-
tractors and rdihled the idea that money could be
appropriated by tie Legislature and not expended.
He was very emphatic on this point, and lest his
view might have Undue weight with the Legisla-
ture, Mr. Fuilerto to justify the truth of history
and to convince NJ J. that there was an exception,
referred to an Appropriation made at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature to satisfy the claims of one
johnson, of Senfc county, for damages con-
tractor on the cal; and read also from the digest
Of claims to show that the question of the claim sub
sequeatly went tffore the Canal Board who decided
against its validity, and that the money thus appro
priated still maned in the Treasury. 1t was very
cruel on the paTtof Mr. Fullerton but he seemed to
enjoy it. ard ID did the House. Mr. johnson ex-
pressed the 9piniln that Fullerton was not afflicted
| with a surplus iofbrans. The Committee rose, and
after brief Ietssion, ordered the bill to third
reading, and a. lk O'Clock the House adjourned
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To the Editors of the Louisville Journal:


GENTLEMEN: The 9th of February, 1861, will be
remembered as the proudest day in the history of
the proud State of Tennessee. Write 1t in letters
of gold in our calender. In yonr leader of Feb. 9th
say:
Laying aside the special objections to the first of
these two measures the adoption of either Of them
would strip from Kentucky the glorious pre-emi-
nence with which she is clothed. Missouri Tennes-
see North Carolina, and Virginia have all instituted
measures partaking more or less directly of the
menace of secession; and even Maryland thanks to
q disloyal Legislature, has been kept on her good
behavior only by the heroic frmness of loyal Ex-
ecutiYe."
No longer say Tennessee has instituted such meas
ures. We have dlsunion Governor, and gentle
and simple Legislature, neither rejecting the will
of the people. The PEOPLE have at length obtained
opportunity of speaking and what do they say They
proclaim that Tennessee repudates the vile counsels
of the Governor, rebukes the temporizing hesita-
ting double minded policy of her Legislature; and
she sends the greeting of swell done good and
faithful servants" to her bold Union Senator and
her seven Union Representatives-her seven men
that can render reason Almost quite every
candidate who dared to favor secession is shame
fully humbed with a crushing defeat. The people
knew a strong majority Of Union delegates would
be elected. That point was conceded by the dis
unionists themselves; but yet to make assurance
doubly sure, and to show their determination to
lend no eountenauce whatever to anything looking
the possibility of secession they have refused,
Dy majority OF many lhOusdHus ~ Fatlig lhe CAL
for the Convention Most of the resolutions of the
Legislature at its late session would meet with a
similar fate, if laid before the people.
Washington's Farewell Address our leading
campaign document and instructed by its teachings
our people have declared with tremendous emphasis
that they will discountenance whatever may sug
gest eUea suspicion that It (6lr UTiOn) can in any
event be abdad0neda They have just been asked to
consider when and under what circumstances they
would consent to the dissolution of this Union. and
they have answered - Never! neUer! NEVER! - but
"the Federal Union must be preserved" They have
been indoctrinated with the radical ;" absolute"
Union sentiments of Washington Clay and jackson.
Now put Tennessee squarely by the side Of her
twin sister Kentucky. Both these gallant States
stand where they stood in November, on the COnSii
tuition Of our country, the Union of the STATES, and the
enforcement Of the laloS. L.
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From Boston.

BosToN, Feb ia quite well attended conven-
ton of colored people held last night at Stella
Martins Church. called in anticipation of an attempt
appeal to the people of Massachusetts, adopted,
asking aid and protection.
The Common Council have coneurred with the
Board Of Aldermen in resolution, inviting Senator
Critenden to visit Boston after the adjournment of
Congress.
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i. D. ". GREEN. no. p.
Magazines for Februarl

GODEK,s LADY,S ROCK for Ysbrusry,
eelVed BY GREEN
PETERSON,S LADIES' MAGAZINE,
ruary, Just received By aRREN
ARTHUR'S HOMElmAGAZTEE z, for u
Just received By GRBEE
Daily Papers-Priee cents. N. I. Hsraid, Id
Journal, Cincinnati Commercial, Raltimore San, Cd
Mercury, st. Louis Republican, Louisville Courier, "a
NEW BOOKS.
We constantly receiving all the new and populn
BOOKS 10 Paper and Cloth bindings.
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPER
We keep a 6RKAr VARIETY Of Literary aud Newspapei
will supply publishers prices Come and subscrit
would get reading matter cheap.
StatIOneFY.-Ours stack Of Letter, Nose aad
papers is large States. Iaks, Steel and Cold Pen
Book, Check, Note and Dram BOsks, &e sc.
Gail at GREEN 4 CO.,
janl6-dkES No 8, Union
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TRUSTEES SALE -r
Valuable Land, near the CITY of Mash

DY virtue Of deed Of trust to ne sxeruted, by Dr.
ID b Mosrei for certain purposes therein nsntianl
daily Registered In tbs Registers Once Of DAgiesoa so
Book No. q, page 292, VII proceed sel 70 he
bidder At The court houss, in the city Of Nashvs On 81
the 2d Of Pshruary 1861, between tbs hours o. 70 and
A. NJ, valuable tract Of Land IN he 6taSs az Te Z
county Of Davidson and 23d civil District On CnID5er
er, containing b. estimation 100 acre8, the resdrnce
Saia Or. Joseph 3. Moore.
Terms CT sale male known the day Of sale Ehieh
for cash unless shsrviSe directed. will CONVEX such
in vested ey said deed u trust and none oiher
JOHN B. ALBEHS<
gEn23-dtE&Etds Trustee o. J. q
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NTTE receiving and handsome additions
and will complete assortment Of Goods Our
present stock is better than in Nashville in Febu
ary-
Our prices uniform and low any House any
where will dare to sell In like quantities.
We have adopted bant bills, called CASH, at the
date OF saleas the of all sactons allowing liberal dis
count en- large bills of Goods
fshII-2rn DOUGLAS & co.
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THOMPSON. sPERRY q co.
"a, markes ssreer, Na.hx,n -
n found the fosEisr. -PPhss, among which viii b
% hhIs irssh Clover Seed.
~ ce5 Aeuhanoch Potatoes.
50 bids prime NeE Orlssns1
80 bags prime Rio conse. S-1'
800 bore, Stare andles.
% chests Green and sac.
10 sardipes.
Is bills Nuts all kinds.
100 boxes Cheese, all qualiti..
50 boxes Raisins;
Is half boxes Rsisins:
200 balt extra Family FIour
The above. With every other articiein our r..
oIer at the lowest caaz prices. - eonueusso
feblS-0 THOMPSON. spERax a -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

The following letter from Nashville to The Editors
of the Louisville Journal shows that there are some
in this State who willing to remain in the Union
n any event. and 70 assist in 'the enforcement Of the
lalusn This sounds a little like coercion. The
writer is understood to be an applicant for office
under the incoming Administration. We publish
the letter as it appears in the Journal 1t is as fol-
Ian
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17
InsChancery Court at GaIne,bor

FTV0BIAS GIBSON vs. James W. Nicely and ethers. al
ter B. Whiteheld " James ". HOrley, Abr ham
aud OF ers.--Judg1ent and Attached Bls-Cross
December Rules, lS3U-0n motion Of Complainant VIII
By his solicitor and appearing TO the satisfaction
Clerk and Master, from allegation IN the lire
sEo-r 70, that the defendant, Abraham johnson, Is
dent Of the State Of Tennessee II IS srerei that publ
be made for four Successive weeks in the Union au An
newspaper published in the city Of Nsshvfle, seqaif
defendant to appear before the Chzncery Court Cal
before the second MOsday in February te61, and
coupainants bill, the allegations therein contained
taken for confessed, AID the set down for hearing
to TIM. ". T. BOTTe, @.
ian2l-H4t-pr'nfsa a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

TUvH8 Passenger Train the Nashville Chattanooga R.
Fmherstofsre leaving Nashville 33U NJ and arriving
81 IL has besn discsnined until further notice For the
accommodation Of passengers Passenger Oar will be sseh
ed 70 The cowen Way Freight Train, leaving Nashville daily
Sundays excepted, ~ 8 n and arriving a $50 M
ufarf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17
PROCLAMATION
ESHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the state OF Tenne.

TSHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the State OF TenneSSl
To the SasriTs Of the Coagties Of Montgomery. Robl
son. CheathdTs, Dickson, and Stelcdrt n suid y
GREETING:
VOU hereby commanded 10 opso and hold an Elerts
all the placrs Of holding elections In -FOUR rrsDe1
e1anes, Saturday, the 9Th day Of March Eext, a. ~
given the Botice ue b. ias, Ter he election Of
he Ten'h Judicial Circuit Of said State 10 an ths 49,
cssoned By the death Of the Hon W W. Pepper and M
turn make to according 70 Law.
In testimony whereof, 4 have hsrsznto set NJ
e. and caused the greal seal q said STATE 70 Be n
- atEzshvills, the 5tb day Of February, 1861
by The GoysrnOr; IsHAh G. HARR1
y.B. Ray Secretary Of state. a
HPclarksTille Jedersonias copy. AbS-dkt
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W. KIBBEE viii hencsforth make Nashville his D
N. nent residence. and viii tune Riaz0s3 Org
and Meiodeons By he rear Or sagl tEnnz. sndsan
often required, Eiace be viii spend least
month in The city and vicinity Hs will visit regular
towns in sd3 is West, East Tennessee, ard Norm al
and Mississippi Orders left Il Benson 4 Co.'S MISE s
Reeds Piano Rooms Church street. csmnFnicziis
mail will be proG7tlY attended to pril diva
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

ENINB PARLOR FURNITURE. PA 0s. BRUSSELS CAR
Il peine Bugs pair Of ane Carriage Horses enc t"o-
49, BENZ r. SHIELDS co,
front OF seTanee Hotel.
This sale unusually attractive presenting COED oppes.
nit fur bargains N valuable property. Tbs sse eaS an
4 sr as,alhmensa land notice Waived Ns
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Our barge are COW sHed.at KngStsn, and viii he At
soon upper open Our friends and
patrons may assured will abundant supply
carry them through the The dso sed last season
will all be rsopensd our Ice arrives
oONR ID, CHI kNDLER CO.,
fsbIe-lm No ~ nth College street.
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miIlef seed.

rusr reyd per steamer sashve bags Bran for sale
by JAMES BcLAUGHLAE & CO.,
ianoo-tf No. 5outh Market srset.
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Notice 10 Passengers-

OU JAMES E'LAUaHLIN CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

It Is entirely unlike every ether medicine prescribed 10
real Diseases, Il contains mineral poison or "a
drugs being prepared from roofs. earks ard leaves q
Of spleasant AID deiiciORs syrup. - ..t .-.--l-
1t Is natures own remedy" for 6onorrhca, (Ciapl
bus whites In FensesO fer this complaint It Is nvalu
does not fail 70 cure scrofla secondary syphilis ga
sEelliaga mercuria and all eruFhVs diseases, esrn
more speedily and Permanently than any other
cine Known. IL dses this ~ PurifyiuE AID cieansil
bsod Causing ii TOW in all is original purity and
thus removing from the sssm all impure and perneio
which have induced disease
In ali cid cases GOnoFrhoea and Gieei tat have lad
medical skill, Il is especially reconneaded-in old 4
fails ard recent Il ron 10 thres
few doses positively AL scalSing heat, chord
pain.
1t does not eject the breath or interfere with any
business.
It requires no assistance from other medici1s.
Il lay the toilet bic, in TIE coauti1E room
oat its ever being suspected : remedy" fer priv
eases.
Treatise on vener.AI Diseasel with fzI directions
permanent cure. ACCOMPANY each bottle.
For full directions get cirsul free frou kzy drug
It is sold al retail for % per bottle or three hotties
By ali responsible druggists and dealers IN isBes r
the United States, AID at Wholesale BY all Wholesale drsg
POTTER & mERwIN, Sole PrOprII
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Sold In Nashville BY G. ". Hsudsrshot, Bsrry Dem
Ewing & Pendletcn, and by all responsible druggists
where oss2aitEkvl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

We Efiaish below an extract from letter, written
by onClNtRe lovelest and most accomplished of the
.doptg% Aaughters OF Louisiana, to a friend in
NashVsG. Is it strange that tie men Of the State
favored accession, when her women make such ap
q ifs hahalF9
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OFFER FOR SALE my present re.idence, twenty aVs
Of thu best Garden land in the State ataetd Only
S1uh q thu city Of Nashville. Possession
given inmedistsy. Apply to or address -
febl2-dlu EDWARD D. HICKS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

THE undsrsigned ast completed heir mamnoh Ice
House near the lover landing having aeapsciy Of
Q.00O rRFS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-17

NINE MULES FOE SALE.
AN Saturday the 10Th Rsbruary viii sold the
Public Square in aa1hviile The highest bidder for cash.
Nine mules, an good Condition.
The mules be any time before Saturday, at the
stable on Capitol Hill Sale to e u ocloek
febIo-ts JAS PLUNKET.
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nERArG oN 90 CRITrENDEN coNPRoNIsE.
THE President AND THE Ex.rREsrpENr.

Mr.. Buchanan spent an hour with Mr. Tyler last
evening" end thanked him cordially for his timely
intercession to prevent collision and bloodshed.
Since il has seemed certain that there can be no
fighting before the 4th of March, Mr.. Buchanan has
again become quite ieht-hearted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
entail upon NV children the necsssis, Of apain pass

entail upon nv children Che necessity OF again pass-
ing through this ordeal. am for pesce, but want
that pescu that shall elevate in the eyes of all the
world, and which shsll demonstrate that there ia in
tegrty and capacity enough in men for seifgovern-
meDt; and want peace, too, that shall give eecu-
MY Che gallant men in the Rebel States who have
come forward and sacrificed their fortunes and
almost their lives Of the altar Of patriotism want
TO make peace with your Johnsons and yonr Hoits,
and men OF hat caas-with men that are loyal to
Their country, and not with Rebels who have mas
kets N their hands. IApplusel Now, my friends,
tins ID ny pace policy, and / think il does not
vary ereet deal from that policy which meets your
approval. There are two WAYS OF etfe ting peace:
one way is to mako peace wi h Rebels whose bands
are now dripping with tire blood Of your gallant
brethren, and another IL to make peace with bysl
men; and am for the later, and any time when
they will allow me l am ready to act"