Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-29

4 ftociiH'FT> Aocf' oi"' '"'@ o"''o "
: formal and uirfondirbnal recognlfiu IL
OF s,ht ir- it'd. pendence.
s. Whenever the friends Of peat
ia the North shall grow s'f"rng
) nous h TO constrain A biahan Llncol
and lis q gifio;,s cabinetto wifbd:a
said prmi isitiiatiou aud propose al Al
mis- :ic+. upon the basis aforesaid. th
Government of the Confederate STATE
will b. read, ioaccrde TO >aid props
ii ion OF Ara.istica With n view to IL
settlement OF ali xisiing Gillea'ie,
/ 4 Shoud pence b. nj any tim
J brought about. the Conf 'itra;
States Of America would freely con
sent to the f",mation Of jn-t snt
mutually aivsn'sgs ous eommercia
treaty with alf;,he States now cna
! ls'ituting the United States excep
Nrs0 EnglanR, With whose people ant
whose ignuble love Of gold, and hrn
tifyiug fanaiicism NJ this sii,grnct ln
war ta> mainly origins'ed. IN consi,!.
lerat,on OF facts. which lhc.s he +. 0.
pie Of the Cobfs'irratp Safes oi A.
mtliea afe flimI, and deliberately
1-sole d TO have no intercourse wtat-
ever. ht rsaflrr, either direct or indi.
rect, poiIrical, commrrcial. or social
under any circumstances ~hich coHl.l
br possibly iWagin'd TO exist. with
said States in New England or the
ptopI. thtr IN rcsid NJ.
D. The Gsvertment of-ihe Com
itdera'e st les, III eonsid satirD %
The change III public sen'im' NJ which
has orcurr' d N ST " raj 'f The Nnr,!.
'rn S'al,s, Mh' r. III Iolilica. eli cIi"rs
have he'u rtctntl, held; s,mpathr-
sing most klEdl, with these b, whose
mani, eXrrlloUs hat ch nge ha- been
brought about; would be- Wilt o 20
r"nclud' a jpst aid honorable peuce
slb any on+ or more Of said S ates
" h" ('euouncing all p'liir:l ontnrc.
th'n vi Nr~ E .l'nd) mayb found
Wiling &" si'pulaic tn ITO drsi> ung
It once trrm tie In lh,r y,os, c,i-
lion OF he VIZ against rh, South:
md, in such case, the Government
li The C:iltTierate States would b.
vi Ting TO - Ell in'u league o6fnsiifc
md dgras re with the Stat, shus
.i'sirtlnp. OF 7 rnanent and etdu- !
ii Z char c'fr
6 The Government Of the Con-
ed,rat+ S'n'ts IS row ri ling -is it /
'as btrrt,;iorh r,pcatfdiy avow.A /
tstlt Ia be, VIII, never the States I
'oTd ling on the NJ ss;>>il pi Iivcr
r ary Of them sll. Ii have 9eclar d
ihH lnteufion to withdraw trem Tie
urti'er prn>' cullnu Of tEs war n,.on
he South (Which could il b. success
VI, world o'ly D. w The IF G, Of
les sirnyiug their best msrkrt 10
,uar"n;te 10 tEt 10 in l, most eff Ct
nj and satisfactory mann. r,lhe prac,
uI snd UNINTERRUPTED na,igafr,n OF
he Mississippi and lis tributnric $,
I'D to open 10 them at o. CT The
iArket of the South. greatly en-
ancr d 10 value to ITEM. as they
'ouId be b. the permanent Exclusion
# Ill articles f New England gr,w;i
r m4DuIacturp.
7 Tire cou,se Of practical ma,
'ottty 10 regard to the = ndlng srI
pursued by Sta!es and
ferr'Iurles IVES; Of the Rocky Moun-
aims has all"rdej the higEes' graft
ieatl"n to .nr people OF she Cnnitde-
at, States el America, Hhd il is
op"d that the day is not far dis
mi when snid States bud T rnfd.
I's, Consulting their own obvious
alti, and future weIIare. will with.
raw i,iev'r lem all pniticiI con
sclIun aith agnysrnm. ut which ! rs
I reitlrie bee u u source ~ cnninuail
I'll clicn to IA. IN. And ah"n silt T,
ra'es and Territories as,trlin. tb,ir {,
parase independence shhl! apprcEn-
e to themSslv-S the m .itifo,d adyau-
gees snrr 10 result finn os1th ~ !.
o,rmeni, smor2 mhch N y be r. ck.
ned, /. fR Ii { from grirvnus nd +
z aus,iig Tariff gnlaiions now be-
Z rlgi,lIy. enirreeG: q r-liat III IN
the di-cr'dir rtsultng & inrvi slne r
pm the Prosecution .oi lis II; i,st / i,
ID unauihorizrd ua,: 8 r, Ill H. nj {
e pressure OF c.-paiism the ms Il
at IS aud atrocions ever Vet --tah-
h a: 4 IT lnf ircm he rruatiDxI
,,gtt u! taxa Jon nnl,oidably grnw- =
q on Of the 'eaJ; 5 ,hr eXrtiIsiye y
Q and 'ij,ymtni Il ail The, ri,;i1 s =
Iseraisaad stretching stopg hestops;I Y