New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

AIIndinV 10 lie doctVIIVU PTHU6 UIOVcTHo.V,
tain Norhe1n end Wes srn reconstIuc'ioni' lne % ~
Eramrer says The Northern Democrats SEX no "a ", .
vo.y Of children tn. two eosrun , =, , IL :orty
Ye.s AZ ,ne and with debt Of two or three billions OF do
lars Incurred in mn'u. slaughter should shaAr e biood
ds of each ler and be brethren onee more IN: ning
not ro ible II would "a "a "a Gus corrvP s,d wisked
Who but bru,es could shake hands and be n-rds " we
,lsyer Of broth.rs I'd Probably hal! million
OF bo'h sides on have fulloa as victims IN
tai. fshtiu Are each community 10 throw vi tie Ia
m"" S o. the grave. ofo a r." .o.eae. would
ais,t the Id Heaven would shocked the npety of
the Honorable pe'- IA always to be desired war
shou not be poosrd moment from mere seh!leLu OF
rev nge but aca union and ,ocis aniiS ~if hr 'i'yss
Of u Thousands Of countnen would pc an ~
deenty revolving every vn.uou- piaus, and ch'"oO III
stinet Of human nature"
THE NORTHWEST QUESTION.
From TIE Mobile .idrertt,er aad hesi,trr. Feb 81.
The gaestioa OF peace and an alliance IN some
form the South and the four leading states oil M
dcusso We have abundant to believe that public
sentiment in the Northwest fast Hpenihs 10: dEsonipn
S.,s, Fas; end ,ai The me approaches when this prevail
ing cent Will practical shape and form Dissolution
.h the North to them implies alliance with the south
AID Our people WI in all PROBABILITY, bo called upon to
decide the aomen Gus question whether thi. O
lie ono hand and fri IDLY alliance on tue ohef ,na oe Go
o. ,hs war be continued ION part By oune!ye'
alor 81 until our separate Nationality il achieved.
/. not suIr.ns that que-ion so A''e,shs s'u no
,ncutous sAouI absorb much Of pc steulon os ths'
mos eyrcsponecnts whose main vocation ihe eo'ec..op
aud transmission of news should pause IN Their
work and expression to Thought and esu
I ient. upon the al. en- rossins theme.
devoted chief this subject Ahichuond
c.pondeni srsuos he airmAve with roal ald sDltY
while Charleston Correspondents takes opposite Wow 81
IN, policy aud duty OF tho Conderscy under exiting aud
probable ecnmst.ncef We giye both letters anu
leave our readers to judge which has the peei oi Tue
We have so on our table wel-wrt.en communication 90
tho same topic which shall pub Opportunity oners
w. nav Id that 10 recsat interview win Gen Ptce, We
received niOlmaon ih. .utse Of an e,e'oansy inter
sng character. which IT l. not yet time 70 mas pu'
NnKTHERN DEMOCRACY.
l From 1Ae Ath<ns Team Poet
| The leading papers Ut kichmosd, and other places
growing nervous oven the o ss o"oi. a. ,hos-
ron They don't believe anything good can come Gus u
ana II the Dsmoorsey Of the
North moyins for cessation Of hoste, the ios'sfy
10 pse.acas p,.e. s' Tss 20. n, to ho%nn en-.
dqr.nee aud OF such gigantic proporons cannot s''
forever H,ss' seu . more .a h.y can
ovefrun subsss and bold tho south. 900 anows We
lad decided 1, 70. SS9 s now b,S eve.
fore ana hope WI keep tht on until
and Icy; AooSnm IN da. "a 'I Sa, we,t Il Il Insist.
WLi.p'os into Union vita tho~' We viii tic" see
sbouI It, $500 ,,.,,.,
DljT TWO NODES OF ENDING THE WAR-wHAT
ARE THEY
Richmond Core,popdobcs Of Tie MObe Register aud Ad
Il v-ftissr I'll
Did Il never amaze you that Southern people could
with IN. gr.aest difficulty, DO Induced - rebel rnhH ns
Nor,hern yom VA not ,mo- impossible 10 a. su''
fcuus aud tnem az
an 20 Which they wee sabsclsIi not until this henr
have the seals, fallen hsn the eyes Of Ksn,uctnn, How
much NOE icut It be for No,ti"n man 10 Smps
,h,ro With u, How iahney Is.sI the triumph Of Ies.oi
right prejudice and srfof, when Hotnes p,o
a sa h.1. po.on which ar. compass.
10 that Of Unionist Of Tsnncssso prior 10 Lincoln
sSg,h,,n n,sn With a. the ianc. and priulies
of souh.psn thus hard to move how much more dn
n, EisS.rd.on Bright V.And sh.m and Cor! And Il ,o'
otthsrn ststesnen have sdvano+d thus i 10 'b" 81.
HI the 1=Ol AL
m.sn- induce them 10 advance ys, .aotLs' ,'.p
nos sur r,,oa,ion.y pons and beer d.eron
Csnnos too r-p.-a who psuAdsd oosthsrnes to throw
OF ,ls yols Of Northern de.Poti'm so1hene as DC
yo,sI 20 hs Uniou a. the Isunion
= 10 .sdr--ei TO tho people 81 tho North; Vest
purpose Of the old Government We can ulee
ths~ how and Why ihi. |. mp...ios aad pS..
LAT they ts.sd Tho pone.aas need fear nothing
I - oh con,sn,.on Who betrayed their COZ ,ti,uent
.dSooatd to tho conf.dsraey and reesn"qeton
state ,bs people the south would not ssssiho Won.
would be wo"e than the present condition Of sn.s
would Only psopc.s Tho Iofoeisy mat ehAaoeiesh
b., 10 .ae Convection the NOrthve. could b. m.de Il
ind rs,.nd tho impos.bly Of T.cou.tIucton We ooul
our Psfgoso OF eoneedhs the NH Q, unntef
rlp,sl vel and sc tho great liver Of tho "es an
e-utsg the insanity ola is" men In authority In iH'
live feSets,d NOR. than the organization Of per
n.ueti u.voTnmcst Of the Coneeoaey We needed pro
yi,ioaa soyernmsnt. srOgg military government, IN The
bands o such DAVIS Lee jackson sni rrico Iher'
~ogId then have been 10 afid AMI lriug
steamer. on the Ms pPi denon..r.te the .ub.iny
human oily and ne eI.trnce Of perfect soshsru naoa
sy 4. al the state, paid for the Misis'Ppi oil alike
p-rcs rsht " lie FREQ navigation Whatever may BE-
: the n.o s,iti.s OF she southern C0rird-r.cy.
Let tho proposed Convention discuss this question Let
The North understand that be ut aud Tscosnilc
lie H. Lts of oihsr. wei Nc maintain our own.
Reconstruction sbsnId snd ths who spprehenl DANCE
l.. betfsy went Of cont isnoo IN the Perl
WIN institute til. oi tho South II tho proposed
v-ntCn could sssua'o the oiee OF Gabriel and .1uninS
up inurTrct0p, bring tossthst al the ooles Of
the chill tho south which whit.n upon evsrS
bstteheli # the manned and famed aud diseased could bs
whole, II wounded hearts could De hessd lni IA ale
feuut d. II de.olaed nrids aud homes In ashe. cond be
restored II this convention could achieve 'h.se end. then
there Gs be basis io tat sppohtnded dsns7f the very
Of which uppcsrs want 81 ith Ia tHe se4Ginois
Of purpose Of ;Le people o. the South.
fA-. two oasse Of encmesio the South Ia tho North
err States Tho one 10 r-Pf.sentoi ny tho No~hnsand
AboiIioaists OF whom Linz oln IL tho .rpouen 1hoso
the o oooIh shall hsso As io1s sh. dwell
beneath Southern sky the nidit OF ho Institution. and
homes chi dhood There another dan
gcro than tie io'o~ers Of Oe'oy .iuoe lac conends Tor
n.rci. ish., ad beyond ta ,n1oHails Lo ieosss OF
ton has resulted ffom tie nfn oi sono nsl Of prop
erty European f,youtobs have out Of otsr
kiug.. The A6ouoaiIt. embarked Ia this -tfae
principle. tho North Nst has participated Ia because Of
mon. With the former settlement can DO ma VITA
the Litter the accounts be sd,uS. aud toe IA sunder
the dangers Of lsatio. Ia tbs to aibstVrs would
have every bloody held where the God OF bat 10,
has delng-d tho laud with blood
1t tho Nor.hWest tern 1t "Reconsrvc;lon C1nyeu
ton" Taj' doe, no, It thAn Lincoln.
EfOriailhtlJp IrfnDnf OF tho
I'D Union Let tie tonyoti1D meet, aud let cud dole
with Instructions Hunting e powers bot Let the
DE the No.ti-Ne have Views, uudr r.tand our
u lanes ani OF which epaIod remedy
difficulties and correct oil nasaP9rohen ion, under wnlch
tlry been made tho dug Of tue Abotioni.s tue
! Lat two yeas
We must separate the Aboi!ou'.'s from the rational
Of Nouu. othefwi O. pomit ourselves and pvrposo.
the cOnmrfc1 ishts Of the North oct stu 10 be
osa,esed, the N'h'n DemocraoJ nov 40 n, to
pcrocy viii way asalG mora relentless than the
cIaz4d enthusiasts aud maiurn OF Ems sud.
conie thai do ike tho isi Of meeting Northern mon
H. deaeatvc boi., Iot even k.cA-id.on, NalaId sha
nd In