New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

nm, here is no ationpt dsrniso The fact that our
are not 'do,, era.cy' hat -cgei ely taxed uy
~. van. ibrt thcrc is Md h ruch suffering .mong
olY p,op,e tHir Winter; Ct tha.k God, GUY people 49,
~ cTatcd g. cadgTe H. AID much n're-;o sinner NY ~
endure very want, even that If meat and bls"' ~
staI,c rather Lau 81 ths conflict except Wmn
the Acknowledgement Of he independence no nav "m,
atty of every state irrn The Ohio and Tie fo'o' ""
Iowa down to the GGI ,r,,,,r AZ |
Our asse, ,aqtioa viii not convince THE TRIBUNE We
know, and ii viii never publish tiis altlce. gut M MA
understand from II thu, people WI" are Co., th.,r
ourselves not "a y" cXpf,t"h ~ 40 i"oi 10
,ucr,ies Mo a, nrsocrf in our bandr and WHO nav
rutAlcssy destroyed resouieer 'h'.' "! ,h,,
their own soldiers And ruth de'nans " - s;dicrs
wien the issue Of starvation between our o" '
or people and tie yankee prisoners Is li.'' a."
the latter viii certainly die. We wil sai' WIZ I'm,
,nr s,o,nty mems div lido cur " hall r".''"s, 90
whom no dvirr roiu; is reached tie lanAeo PsI W
crs win be ihcf - 10 nco. that " d'.nn'nV,
mo'p'nnc we 9,c E rGl a.dd 10 Enquirer Nov a.
PEACE on SOME TERMS. .a..o
Whlra furious invading enemy ,7lat LIZ w., ,o
iou. iair fcds demanding unoohn'i!t NV % o,cn
its &c, crnmoEt oforing n' term. o' sa,'t r h.scs
lu,u,- AT negotiation for peace uioh any o'''i
Int a,oWin the unanimous purpose 20 u,rNy u W -, o.
ri~ht of All Law and Of all wopcltyi ana WINE ou, uv
II armies ore i'm the field With thcis arms IN t'h
hands and thcir banners hyins 20 cciy ''u Ifs, t
bcf back thai loi- INVASION We do not COMFY no"
any man in The Confodeiacy crh-Ne 60 h't s"t s''
Lonnr5hlc peece'-but even tk 81 honol"uio ie''''
save bv ,aul finishing those invading enenlcs'
n tie political system Of those invading enemies
h-,k. mn Nv reason Of rcverscs IN War, or hhhhehi
tronll,s' II certnu States OF their " Union iemeh-
her that they have State y BITS, AID act upon thtm y!
seeding from hat Union, aAi Offering US edg' ~ i
as KEY are concerned 1t Nhi he wc that VIII 'hu "'
natciial, Duo Tire single task We nave 20 @'m'''
The isk of defeating and destroying the lhhieIy power
of oar enemies. Bat reasonable Conicdesaies Wou oo
az lo,s to know how can contribute to i't H,pp
state of tluvs EXCEPT hy continued and successful rc.
sistancc m arms. oar sole policy aud cunmneest
diplomacy rs lighting. our most iasmvaune heso'"'o'
/ T. Tie Con fciCyatc army IN Inc oi battle
Noy we perceive that just 80 Congress ~ ABOUT -
meet certain new spapis Of tie Conicdcraey are pre-
pairing tie way for discussions IN that no'! npus
iotlor moihs Of obtaining peace. The o'her h''snon
,.c,s,.B ~ ., flr aS we can comprehend T. consists
Din lAe several states Of tr ConiodcTacy ts!ns wv
ter out 81 the hands Of the toie"eIho no, IN ~
-upric The Go1eruIacnt and tie army aid al mat
~. amy has done and suffered for tine Independence
of me C6rlcdcracy; and then making p'c" cnoh SUI
for ITSELF, best At can There "o'" % d" '''' "'''
care ea-rv 10 have 70 mention Tat sach an idea
has shown .cf Il was believed that u ~as cohhn,"
A. about tNo new spaptra, both Of khifN, Norm az
olina Iut .oueiing very similar j. 10 Dc iuhhd ~
Two otter newspapers. of Atlanta. rs ~ ~
lcytrcmcy essential tnat the timo Of III, yheioss
should lot DC diverted iog ore instant from tlo b1s'
lof carrying ON To var ~ any van i"'a.s' a."rs
Peace Peace when tlcle 70 no Peace We reluctant!
advert 10 ic di.sesocolc Circumstance IN oree1 ina,
the small dstia'irg element may DC uhl"s'u 81 NJ"
made iniocuo-s o. @ mo!e .peedh!
That w. moy DO no injustice, We reprint q pass"bo
rom N. KaolrHs Rfs'"" -,,.b
aoue pe-ce O. fs,fei, ays Gown h'pfoio'on 3" We
.n on o.nt,Y, we e,a ,c,r' no peace ~i'v.r
lni u.' n.' $50 doonsaiy Father an si'4 o. 'oA o. "''
R,so.uon, by ,s enemy, q tn fdereaden'e q he
hA.a of,he Y.uEse forces Ron every lot q Ten
lei-rs,e round. ne 'ld ~ Krntl. ky end N.sfau
Wtl3ravr " the Yankee force from Nafy'rnd mil
t' S'se sia decide ~ rec vf" vh''he 'he 'ha
M tfe Od Ifion or az sd1i.oI ilo the touco'fary
'Coren' the psn ~ tire fc.cai oo'cinm'ih 20 s'.
up % TIE oucersy rroI of the nAvas stood =
ffc tine q .,crs On og Co Jay for 'ic some ,
"|ii,dn. p rfg,eu'isn. On in1 p' o. 10
We oi flr Confederate States.
dden. and equal rh.. = al sccpun's ~ a.. pub6 a"ni
and public lands sld tie tdvaniat's 'e.ins nom ''''"
be- .-r ,it, si.-e 20 uneesin eGuivorsl Dc
n,nd -rrro raus- esYato q a.nb.e son,,fa'ii y"
ro, ~ the erir4.,. - a., .ees It'll Do 4 dob, h
to. So s. o l.,c s.tci ESQ Ne I'll hhi - -
5,li,' Tts' s tso formula suuncssd tafo - ~.
,,. .l-p ~ t,,, them concodad but since ihrfr
A. Two rc g. ,nis war snd both have isAi, result tins from
lhe war would A. whe'h'r She Coaef.fs'e sisi. '-
T. as-c n.l ne,, o. p.ss a.. ~ saod sa,io-.
es have only state Ito Heh'rn terms 81 p"Af"
chow how ny irpo,,oe =; y, rs,'osle i i''' w
LHcon demands tie sgTIegdrf q! al to ieii. and aisea
Z sis 10 te lie sin' Is ~ 'he wsf -.
lie cguifcs he druqon u DOR sTmie, We ecnfi, o
tsxga'i Into all cur ,e', town. and ri'se' Az i'
tubc q our po ~ h.i.o 90 -. is ei,' y. ~" a.,
al oul Y pcuy pube .he pHtsle ava We !, l-e,'.i
e~iy sas the eoltdn 4 ieToiie' 70 be iaod - Ia
lc.c aud o,r ulaa h,vo ben repeatedly .lnoan %
oJ th' ~. ~ ~ ,,ei, ii 1900, AL. a. 4.
ra broadly rrcsenea ia, the reorao d peace IL more
remote no~ h-a ever 81 u. ~ az h' ~ =. "a
o,inslv "a ;he south more than when The Coifd-sig
onkfe'' pc, al - p En- "a, H. N
tess 81 Ioysescl,ed Richmond and "a.Ainson simply
impos.ible"
10 the inquiry how then Is the ever to be ended
Ths B,sist0 says:
" b., e,n b. hv'n % Tie inq iry h'' rs' ran
slsisn states Of lie Nor'h Of south"
Tie Apyea. hiss observations q almost tie same tenor
We are pleased to lnd that a spirited, Virginia
Journal Tic Iyachj4rR RpEJi.cer G beforehand Nlth
i - in meeting this strange hefc-y Replying 10 M
Rgister. under tie heading. n Dangerous DoetilAe'
"saei the doctrine q ~, Rfger and repeatedly
submit Il !. not dlshouoiobie Government AID
~ our osernen, became Il ienoes tho Confed.racy sui
no Confederate Constitution altogether II oPos TO tsse
tie whole qUeston pesco aid out Il NE hands q ,he
treaty making power where II eonnii?nsy beion' ard o.
psrag il in tho hsnds Of he individual staes North ard
sn,hl 70 thu, thee states nsohiy Of them should
cone TO eIn q peace ,nsrdefns ha Of tho sostein f
ury u ubcng suy other dislonof urh u' l'Dp"' We
.6 ID have sgbur 20 the di.racei conditions JAe
hgfie' esnno' e'o-e ts eone!.sn o. 10 ip.o byos"s \
ssue. bsss ~ afganon TIA. The Aouh'rn state u
demand of Tho Nor than the Conf, .ossfim nj
vi. DO SOFIA ecc'f9ihgt0 nc iny.'s', we ~ -,
e'e Government 10 demanding more tnsn ne -Ie s4ed TO-
and tholeioie u IN .he wrong II, ,-,
go'lions I'D the NoIirn ht''s m.f" iN.h H.ih Inn %
sd Stewards Are not every one 81 tLem Aboi"n TO ne
,yi,sn. ud NewYors by coptronns usjoriue.i DO
,hoy not control evy Rem s.'sl Are They not al io'
por ~ cain Iy Oh ns serr negotiation. with ito isnt
;sis' are they oil putins Lincoln on the bach, and
ur,ne f on o. ~ cish wOIk u sgbJnsaiion and cIan
fion Has Of them proposed pci1- 81 an nuiori Am
rrfoase Il Otherwise vhst T.gt power have tr
Nftffn end Southern sfae. "a ther rlgliIh c1I-y g.
make psreI Does The Rycr Will g. our form Of gov
era ab0isrcd and tie making power at'h nom D
g. vo ton Of the Constitution, and given to the sts'e' hd
lyduslyl
gr0ss Fiction upon nst al lcmOnd-nay more
oss insut people and armies ~ the held, who
sTc con.adiug rr IOfliu. BIT unquciiobabc Islh'
IS well ccucd % encourage our encies 10 I4Oscuto the
war It argues wesine d sa,i'facon, and want q con
Gdeure 81 or which does not exist. II also dshahora
people became makes The nsu'ed and Outraged par
\ ~ - tho iIayufaor VI conditions 81 pace!
\ -" VII any Southern state submit u I"ace propositions
while il. territory tod by V4Dde iocT We hope not and
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