The New York herald., 1862-11-16


attributed send him sufficient number to a their
piaces he fedges hnsou send back "a their masters
the negroes who at work Unt,l this Ia done
necessity ccmpcis him 10 retain ihem.
Governor Brown ronews call negroes " complete
the foriGcations Savannah IL they fur
nisl,ed promptly they viii be impressed.
fhe Prospects of Early Pence.
(irom tho Macon Telegraph, Oct. lS
Under this head the Richmond Ea9'orS OF The llth
csed gentleman lately returned from the United states =
article arguing length in support Of the probability
OF carly peace. His reasons for the most part
very general The Confederate successes aran al
legged strong desire for peace among the officers and ~
dcls OF the federal afnythe dissatisfaction with Lin
coins proclamaona growing conviction that the south
cannot be subiugatedor II subugated IN the WY pro-
posed would be valueIcss 10 the Norththe increasing
fnasai difficulties Of the North which have turned the
thoughts oil Wall street peace and threaten n their
judgment tremendous monetary crashan alleged aoid-
ing confidence prevailing in NcCelan army that there
will be lighting.
All these are good why peace should he made;
but It il doubtful whether they viii produce great
impression upon the fedcrals upon We in the
South anxious for peace that tho earnest longing
Tor it out Of the mind OF man. woman or child.
| The disresses thousand times more than IL
does tho North but f the North should thereupon pro
ceed argue the probabilities Of peace on their basis,
from this great Southern impatience Of tho war We
should cali her foolish. As tired we arc OF the
war; we nothing but yawnlng gull of ruin peace
secured upon any other basis than political ndepep
dencc.
50 90 the other hand the North nothing but Pc
cunary and political ruin in disunon and viii never
consent t. so long chance LEFT that il may
sibly bs averied. Why should look for an early
peace at when her military Is at its
zenith and she is about to try grand emancipation
nroiect which a vast majority OF hcr copIe fully be
cve will result in the utter destruction, ruin and eS
ncton Of the South? We shall be un.gise indulge
ii such hones They can only lead TO disappointment
the contrary IT, suppose, tho pending elections
in the great states OF the North shall result In strong
policy, OF what he calls s'frcedom here aud the
slavery Of crushing despotism thcse then the black
absolute than they felt before in the
nush Of their grand Presidential victory With that
dorsemcnt OF what they done, all opposition will
be paray2ed trcmbe in daily anticipation Of the
fr0wns executive vengeance. Every drag npon the
besn taken or and the power OF The whole Northern
concentrated into the hands Of iea leading
politicians Of the ultra republican school armed with
energy carry out their own ais and 10 break
down all opposition.
Now when We recolec. that the yigor The North has
been good deal weakened by the divisions between the
different factions Of the war partythcir extreme lea
lousy and dstrust or each other secret plotting 10
cmbarrsss the movements OF their own aim,csi WIN
view TO force their government into particular lines Of
policy shaA be prepared the better 10 apprecise he
increased force their will gather when directed
by only one these hitherto dscordant factions, aud
that armed with unlimited power to put down all opposi
tion by mrisoning every man who dare To- rase uote
In the late spcech ol OK Governor seymour, Of New
York, he claimed world OF credit for tho spirit a
submission and obedience displayed by the Northern
democrats even under oppressive aud unconstitutional
rule This loyal spirit as lie calls IT, seems TO be al-
carod by Cassius NJ Clay, in speech last week, be
fore the New York city black republicans, that <ey
tnorr and great many Of his party ought TO be hung.
That would be strong test applied seymo loyalty;
but tassias NJ Clay evidently thinks IL would be safe
test. The bold, defiant tone oI these red mouihcd
fanatics strongly with the whining, sycophantic,
cringing talk Of democrats, who can mud no better sub
iscts bnas,ing that The facility with which they ID
nit 10 the domination Of high handed aud awlcss
tyranny iu this contrast dete the confidence OF
marty and the dependency Of the ether and We see
fore hsdoved the unsucrupuous disposition with which
hes. h.tlk
Jecs.
have rightly Interpreted the Northern viii and feel
Jug in the policy they have declared aud the extreme
measures w.ih which they mean TO press IT. The first
guns from Pennsylvania and Ohio viii let rs into
the secret But how any body should be able 70
signs early peace Just now IL Il dncul, TO con
ceivc. let the republicans carry the days and use
chance * peace may bu briefly sttedthcy will lie
the srhlueatinn d the Suthp duration ni the war
which viii link the Northern republic Ia the nism Of
bloody csaos-or in foreign incf, en,ln which shall
comp him g. stop When we get the election news we
shall have good stand point wnicn TO forecast he
future but In opinion, first last and AL the tl,
there ss been and never viii be any ch,nc' Tor
peace short cf the loiat q perfect exhaustion, esscpt
in the rcsolute Interference oi Europern loHafs Ihc
chpnca II that look slim enough bu Il Is the only
humanity speaking. thai Is lei, 10 US
Wrstch~d ConJ ttion Of the Rebel soldiers
SPECIAL Sor,G r,xrir4 ssD FRsrns us 1Bg soi-
pWFs bYf oScxG forRfTEsrts, fIuRIy lorri
frfr, imRry NINTH EhgissSs GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS
The men composing hese regime nis are, many NJ thcu
without shoes blankets, and n,srly without ciu,hing
Most of them IN want, and tho whoic ~ them
AZ the cold weather on Si need she's blankets,
shirts socks drawers, and bats c.Is: and ,hsy
not furn shot with these articles there Will he great
deal OF snierby well "a loss ~ lie among them.
have been desiei TO TO Georgia aud take charge ~
all articles which relations anu III nfs desifs 70 send !"
than, aud afford facility o. lefsons desiring -
send colhns &C. to eir friends and relatives 10 these
regiments
would suggest th9t place Of deposit he sclected
in each county which has company companies IN tho
regiments and that alt articles intending 70 BE- sent 10
plainly marked with ie name OF the pet on or whom
II intended and deposited ~ said pince 10 the cse 81
some person appointed receive them aud Va 4 they
then bc carefully boxed in boxes not ex csdng one hun
i,ed and lfty pounds weight plainly directed 10 the
regiment and company Tor which II ~ Intended ma " my
care aud sent 20 the citics oi Aana totsyh or Ma
con- or No. 10 q. r. n shall be most convenient and
that be no,icd Of tine number o boxes an' were dc
posied let the af each eonnty which has soldiers
IN these regiments see the receiving, packing and
81 Inc agtic es ~ The ronts named and
ms ing the known "a ali the friends aud relatives
the soldiers and tue ladies God ecss theml know
viii that tlicy tocci. Unless yOa help THESE
fathers brothers husbands aud friends they must suucr
severely this winter
reer you to Tho letter q I. w A., the correspondent
az tlc savannah retaron, xhc describes truly the slu-
atiou of our sodiets, ahd would as5 rcer you 10 he
address of Geacra i to the solders d the gh iNei
siot that yo may know how they stand he army,
aun none mead Ue ashalncd II cltAm kin.nau NJ tlte
Thd .. sade fShtnwisi,n, composed u the Foutccu;h,
llafiy.anh: Toriy.nnh and foriyniuth regiments
si remain until TIC 18th aay Of November or The
pinposc o. receiving eud forwarding packages. NJ
hod be sont in Ny ~ holore that time Any ccinuh
cation addressed % Ncon, Georgia. vii W attend
ed 10. JuhN 7 btuNN, Asst. VuN > ~
AWs ;rs in the North.
ITrol tbe Mac u Telegraph, (rt. lBl
some little iudlcs manifest a. thc North ii
degree of reslvcness uuor the dsrots estaDtot ~
Lincoln There is curious simiSture c fcer end eau.
iron il, The demonstration - Ne York which va goprut
| H. da, When thinks " 81 ntohgont sn,aa
ehoul have sad o. ebsaldsm degrading sfi n
,oss able Than that Of th faui iurs snd contrasts
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