, 1863-08-08

paEed plan Of action. :: New York was to t.ke
the initiation In the political programme, and
did uEder Woods lead. He was also to take
the initiation In open resistance to the Gov
ernment,; the CONSUMPTION. which vas do.
nonnced IN advance as unconstitutional, to be
tue ptcteat for commencing the rebellion.
The plan vas for each State to throw Itself
uron It's independent sovereignty. New York
and New jersey were to do this through their
Governors; the other States were to follow
their example through the 4. G. q. societies,
aud the armed Democracy. The ground to be
failed to conquer the South, the Union WAS
virtually resolved into its original ele-
ments, and thus each State WAS ut per-
feet Iberly to enter lr.o new combinations.
There was to be formed Northwestern G ~
fede'oey:; New Englan9 was to bs left ont
10 Empire In ITSELF &C., &c. Bnt the future
status # the country Wis to be settled by
convention, of which the l. aiding peace men
and z. G. C.'s Of course, would have su-
premc control. Seymour vas expected to
announce the revolution In his inaugaral.
Fuller and O'Aelyeny, (prepesly spelled
O'Mulvany)w were nearly I'LL here a. ths
time It was issued, could scarcely wait its ap.
pearance. They wanted to commence tbs
bloody work immediately. Richardson ac-
knowlctged to gentlemen here at that time,
ulge 1t forward or stay It's course in the d.
Tection Of open aud armed opposition to the
Government; that Seymour WAS too tiutd,
He wanted a General Fleury, who (says King
lake in his History Of the Crlmean WARY held
pistol to tic head OF Louis Napoleon, when
The latter showed symptoms Of backing ont
Of the coup d'<takF. 1t Will be recollectel that
orr Legislature endeavo1ed to luaugurate
this Peace Convention, to which leadiag Z.
G. C.'s and Others to be used as blinds were
to Ea delegates flcn, this State. : 4:
This programme was, no doubt, q magnfa.
cent one. An 1t needed to insure success
was the defeat of our armies in the field.
And, indeed, If prayers. predictions, asser-
tionf, encouragement to the enemy, appeals
to the soldiers to desert, denounceuieut OF
negroes as soldiers and laburers, eplog!um Of
eoa, I assstshis hI deat s It 1 would havs ben
accomplished. On the battle Of Gettysburg
hung the fate Of this Government mud the
hopes OF republica0tsm on earth, There Is
no doubt of it. The horro1s Of u rebellion
in the North, such rs the wosld never before
Witnessed. would have tulowed our defeat on
thet occasion.
Was there ever before woven in the history
Of the world such j derilish plotas this > Or
VIVA there ever one that caulc so near success
and failed oft!
But, as will be seen by the meeting ID: Chi:
csgo, TIE consplzators have not ut given mp
eAeA u1slsA9" 1AEs -nse eAis 1S nuss Us neaV-
ers. weaving their Network of treason. They
and their papers (ride Chicago 1uaes and State
1tg'atT) still hope for French intervention, or
British or both. They thus whistle to keep
up their, and their cu-conspirators Of tho
South, courage, They catch at eytry straw
49, -. IuS; 4nG5 Gsen eaap .ue!l Ahuos %itn
,hsjr nosf nn;enf oronmant a. 1,rssea.sts ~ nv
We me ,,s,w nnthfrr mi !. acsnn+;sro. 4het =
viii be impossible to hold another Presiden-
people viii be- oyerawed. .scs .sr Having.
also brought their pariT m 10 the fiphtin55
ppIut, having thcir battaiions armed and f,nS
Bfieadier Gcncr11s nnnointef, f;,r t1,5s Stato
besides Major. General and Comm ,ndar.fn'
ClItt: they must either feht or 1,e i1retrieva.
Div itif6ei. poIItic,lIy. morally nnl aorta,1v
Ekone If tic delegates to tie secret meeting
.IsIni, i,s1d in CtIearo at this WrItinr 9 wa55,
also Commissioners to confer with seymour
eiid. Wood on the project Of lnauguratiHg the
revolution, Of which New York City wis to
give the signal.
GLANCE FOR TIE BETTER IN PUBLIC FEELING.
a grc.t c,,,nco f,r Tho hot+a- t.s t,1-,,.
,s 81 IL ,,,,,ic ta,n, vt S,at LIZ H. t3E1a @
i'm f,v;nr mon ara nre ~ thao nua
s,ar and ~ +;r,id ha1a +o1soH 49, .ua .i
otLar m1 h"rd Ia Tnaner1.aes ~ n a, ~ laT
iean lint voiunt esIiur Wss nevcr s VI hstter 1h,t
is since the first burst OF enthusiasm for tle
war. lbelieve that We could even raise our
qu6ta easily, bll prefer 20 see tue drate go
On. In Other states I learn Of the same I'M
by the Copperheads, the thousands Of lives
and millions ct treasure they have lost to the
country WILL never DC KNOWN.
NEW DEPARTMENT IN THE SECRETARY OF
STATES OFFICE.
Twas in the Secretary of States office a
short tine since, aud was shown a new, or at
least comparatively unknown TO the pub1tc,
depart1nrnt Of lis duties. He Is ofEen in tbe
receipt Of letters from parties who are tracing