, 1862-11-30

1srsy, srd is ssgaci :usly asFangioG new
ffia,jrr.,l lot hiu.ell We do roE ssy this in
ierrcach Of th+ee gentlemen. Tar It III the nAt.
r1al res nit Of Mr. LiHcolu csasgning himself
1t,tfiv On the erhjrct ut th. WAT, to rh.: art
(ul u,anj7u.asions OF the Freinlr' and Bis1f
Il, pnl,;;ct .. well as morals. ne n,tince OF
characterization !. Rtils the first asw OF nature,
ans; whne Mr Lincoln Il going dora, they
csunot be expected to reject such plApks -
tic wreck sends floating by.
coIr, but they are true Views, ucr-zturi=esi
and the sooper be ponders on theta WITH 81
cArpcet mind, the better. The general opinion
ca loyal laEu is that ali tho country nete8 ~
present lH h victory, snd Tint the capture 0!
t:]ch.uond will be The d9athblo~ Y TO tae hopes
Of the rebellion Doubtless ttr. Lincoln fully
shares these sic~s With nil the ea.ncat patr1o-
til N OF his henri, and to US, like 1ase, these
achrv. 1ncnts are desirable; but on the faseis
.: victory, md especially in the fall Of RiGh-
u,uud, Go VT detect our srsateat peF'is. va
t,ts.r IN n;nt that Mr.. seward set out With ihs
plan II letting the Cotton Stn.cs resist; We;
hare rrad bis doctrine Of State rights, Is laid
down 70 Mr. Adams, and We II OF that His
general Tpanacea for this tremendous crist3 Is
q new National Convention. lp a!f the.o
things Eeylnorr & Go, aad hc agtee; and
priEce John, who mst boldly pu.
people, Is NOW in Na6hfngton for WAS OF iats>
probably With :he purpose Of consulting Hr.
seward We 6lall not be sarpsised, there
fore, Mt any hour, since We have seen ths IA
cili,y with which treasonons el2issatiea ara
conveyed By Cabtnet paases through cur
llEcs, TO hare the 1l!l-lsdgsd plan OF es.sA-
:Ieu Of Losti!it,ts and national peace cor
vsntion burst upon lis, by soine cosnrnlstee Of
"dis.lseui4hed citizeua," hailing either from
hlssny or Richmond. And this, too. just ~
burnside and Hooker have tarnestly l.id blre
their sworda. Mr.. Seward is ahe very patron
and Grand Muster OF everything that I.
obiiaue III civil asrasegy, Aud We warn Me.
Lincoln, TINT unless troka this hour forth he
keep himaelf very vide awake, his iasidious
elbow friend may nisleaa hiu into 6o.ae er-
1oneous act Of policy, from which 1t may be
i.n,,otsis for lin either TO secete or to aI-
vance y Ithsafe!y.
Finally, wt would ask him, after thus cxam-
irg his own position nud its fortunes, to turn
his insigoEatel vision 10 the conteln pbsuon OF
tilt country. 4 rapid backward siauce, sided
t.y the lights We have just hung up, will give
him Topographic view Of Sc EaFu'a course,
hound this mighty taint torpid At the feet O;
treason Though it will amaze him much, he
will discover, thnI willis this Ep2ta tl:rcnyh
lis SCENTS eDEraIsed on our armies nlu
sp,iDklea through our councils, hive perform
eti :ht geu,e Of pl4ylny tae North till It hecam..
,ircd enough 1o lrc1t, Nr. ss~ard, With an
equally deluacd mind, has been auc:st.rihx his
h,,lts 81 settletuen. On m e4ugi disgust
among the rebels.
And such, after eighteen mouths OF dreuch-
in. civil strife. is the aIp:lllas interpretation
OF our astounding dre.al. Two gigantic SEC
tione, with nearly two millions OF opposiu,
soldiers in the Field, have beeh played against
each other In regulated lossea, that subtle
regoti.tor, who has an 1bborr=nce ior ,nilikary
t,iumphs, may reconcile the =xAana.ed ps;tiss
without thu adyent Of All ogegs!, adu~ing repu-
tiop- Gratefully, then, may ''e41r ereiug
brethren Of tie SGliha recugniz. the robie
philosophy Of the distinguished s'e'trsu..: who
mad tie pre.esence TO loreses aud ,1ta.naniu1.ty
to adult, even Ut the outaet, tflat they could
MT bc cnnqaertd to otcdisnte By thc Federa!
arms. Such q Statesman sud patriot as this.
might will hope tint an adiniEibE aud +u.hu-
siasuc people might readily eyree apua hi.,
t.. the i.rst President 0f the Restored EoE!eGv-