New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

kte hssr'y k of he war aud is pue movef so ong
they eudirg the honor OF their countfy's flag they
uOuuced they anxious 70 b1cd out and have done So
With whom he covef~ed seemed erd that suhusstoh Of
tLe S,.tn vu, an utter irupo .sipiry.
They were particularly snxiou; TO inquire what course
President DAVIS ineu ed pIrue with Tegai to officer
taken prsoues by the Confederate troops who had formerly
served under Beat Butler.
Ihry received by way II reply an assurance ths' fre'
deut Davis fully competent TO decide Their relative me
It's aud a he would he to carry out hi- decisions 10 ne
press Of gloom ana looked though were doomed TO perish
like the Cities # The Plain" In fast" ILt our INFORM
ant it looked like nothing else but ipdi,o as,b
From The Riehu.oLd Enquirer
GREAT NORTHWEST.
Surely it would be agreeable and useful to the
Confederacy IL that friendly Great Northwest Of when We
her much would TO make bloody war upon u.s. ihs
armies Of Roseerans OF Grant OF SHERMAN are So9Ioseu
mainly OF the people Of the sioe'ad No'nWe' ana tIsy
all quiey home ter fans with their iaihe'
s,esd OF r,v.ang our farms and numbering our families
there Won Ger AMY be something gained In the meanur
long Ncrbwt p'ie' itself 81 its nshoe men aIu
pours them over our eljs burning, puniens aud saush
tsrur positively know Of but one way 10 dea WIN IL"
W mean Gen Joe Jobnson's way ~ -
IL seems harl for the old Cong ons tic,ns to con
ceive he that this COpiedeTacy has indeed
self forever fIom those gIost" and giht Nortn-
Sates txho 10 roll mp sncb glorious M
tue Democratic perty); that aud hereai O. lhr arc ~
to US enemies in wsr peace fieDds au thai l' az '
pesrp: moment they sppen be the former cAesoiy
namely, enemies in Dor soldiers III tno nel',
in The snow half c,a no unch their ears Of corn Io pie
c., ami chnrge batteries with bleeding feet and upon al
empty stomaGhand all TO keep pnck To- eLS;.,.
Weserns from desolsug southern ne ~ , 49,
we saw would be sstonised If they knew with what oIoth
erly yeauiug our Folueisns sraa =, hi, tba .r,si
o., nl,as. of reacherous conciaioD coDlos IRON ina
quarter. ,.u,.., III, ,.l L.. .o,.
cro or lines from the Ohio Ia rumored TO have brought
10 richmond esty OF peace from the Crest Moth
80 her trysine.hsg; and tn. il oil 10 nler Of
s,s,;op Tor ,yv THE Is DO GUIDED in thirty dsys.
let 10 ssv thirty five Another day an enhu.iasc but too
member Of Congress when the House i. about to
members
ruutr Startling aud momeniOus affair has occurred
WIS, think honorable members Of two Commissioned drop
red uieny nom the Stae f Illinois from the ky to
propose treaty, perheps ORION. who kusws what =
The more sensible honorable members laugh and walk
bat political orcss in cnu ond excited and there
10 be a. twrrty saysor twent! nv Again iie
nond psurr morning pehsp. with touch OF m
cheys irony gives this paragraph which fear viii eg,iu
throw politicians into paToAysus Of ssii 'tioa'
a eW days since lady who came through the lines at
Ere burg under hig Of truo brougn uessge from
the Hon W Voorhees, OF Indiana, Cen Jackson TO toe
eject hat he ts,onewa was The only man living who coad
toe Animation Of the distinguished eLei'an In tie North
Nesi"
men men who cry zed IN Washins ton, aud from that
1eht nave never learned anything forgotten 0nyhins-
Wien such is the public sentiment tho gallant" Hoo,i-r
State they will ssy, why should fsht-le u forgive one
another aaudiEhgu sugfestset ten Jackson quii TIE
Rsppahannock frontier and whip VOORHEES, tbs polls. SO
shall blesed peace soAr ao on her white Wigs aud TIE
Democratic r his bsck ones, shall as-n brood over
country and cover the "noe land as the "ae' cover the
se,! ,.,., ,-.,.. j.. ..,,. o,.....
tiors int, nded to uske upon short article which sP-
reared yesterday The he.n,nd h,9 and which fair
ne.s to tina. Ts.pectabie journal We reprint;
"THR Omar NoRTHWKsr.-All the indications from the
North Western States favorable The people OF those
ss SRS 1 Win the snn .' sa & Iss
aures led aud their Governors are cestuf,s Of lie
rak Republican faction, and there consequently dhcuy
II TO formal negotiation II all The authorities
accord with the people their troops might ~ OF CO be
wthd4~h from the war aud we should have peace In ten
lin this state Of things policy Of the Southern State. 1.
clear We have no cause Of with the Noh'West Ia
u.ees. our wish 10 be al pesce WIN mem We
should consider the entertainment; by which they are sur
eeorc siion and smit The occasion IS too gave aud
haugt with 200 many mighty consequences 10 hasse about
1e.ut The main pom: detach the Sof,hWe from the
Ysnkees. This would carry every good with H. IL would
give y. % ssG by s would oS
io ann ies ard sain dare to iaise their heads
1t z IN 20 S" hs pcSps Of these ss,ss woas DC s.csio
spIseconng 10 us ke the it.v. and pres oysIaIs, Of
r. hat oarer ho fighting against tyranny aud snaSis
s@ e r S1 sss.I ava NOR.
olv me mig does not mean me.n s1bor
N. Cone hght their invaders more quietly snd mid
loI Psfeyze n mililfy p.sion wAeh nov mise, n
that goriou, NosthWes;ern which Used to q
rolled as soLssaid bat mat then - che precise anf,
N .as .1,Wys' estl' INV
ig wa mon us Bot the policy ofths South. State
g. c's.- Aud what is III What do ior the n
aaa ssn' &c, 'e cs Of be 'S %.ri should
embanss.mens." 80 do; Du those embsusssiuen,s
noe Of sins al that can do iof them, we be
lievs to scoqr2s be armed bssnls from % our so
that be not the wsy to reconc .ton and auy
positively snow 10 oetsr way The occasion is roc
grave ~ hsg.le about petty difficulties"
Is the oppression aud punoer of SewOreanss petty dh
Me; burr snd Nir IA W., uia pr,, Jfeute, The.'
Thugs tdch ihesr, are tn di,u sr aud cole dcu
not remove them By ole gle method-tle edge o III,
swo!d ,v.n,a b. s,,,er, and b.co,,,,, g., ~
10 take tie iraiso, bna TO pres oYeutes of PcSco
then No n-thng is graceful or becoming ior us no~
except 10 Kill H.. l4sest psibe number ol then and IA,
very s,aiea''s' T NE Loweysr e,.nr.. ~, thst IL Il
now IN our power to extend ,bcm the band 81 rendship.
What does Gen Lee think Of thi.i What do all Tie sol
diers think But ia WIG knows 'one1hin;
tbet /. u now nI3gnd-n: t. tell wish that Anew
what for sho I'D stlagh. pr9csim y aloud. hav,
e Comni.sioners" sniysdl Ia. lady come
the Nouh.Wet ,Ls be- but they NUT cal bsek 81,
chain up their h.Ahound' This is the hr step aT that
meut the very Of The Great Noth"es" mas become
From The Richmond Examiner
THE PROPOSED FRENCH MEDIATION.
| The pressure on Our news columns forbids much
comDen'ay. The chic feature Of thS flesh lutte igence
the late donstie correspondence between France ana M
proposition Of medatoy character 10 the United States
aud the Lincoln Government hs refused or scce2le
/, IL now longer Of dispute The French Govern
nent proposed conference between the bellserens II
which foreign powers should be heard as mutual friends ans
mediator Tis conference might take place either win
| W. at aTnIistice.
The french Government urged 1t with both esnesne,
,rd tet bu the Government Washington Tefuse to
into sny diplomatic relations with the insurgents" sn
eiyes an exposition Of Its reasons Or doug win tto
ueut Of IT, intentions winch vii salsiy every ltel
gent reader Ii the mind Of the Liuoon Admlniatlou
ireyacaby settled on prosecution Of tho We com
mend these papers all those who still talk OF pcac
m Nav OF peace in Juue Few Will lso from their perusd
itho1 the cont that theie will be pence
n of warfare between the Southern Coniedercy end tn
United States durng Abraham Luco no term Of olcc wc
will vet endure two full years
| no tyryg ten
which uass petce resOlu tho dtnguisncd cissns VIII
aiyocat. measures Of paccon the masses Of the peop