New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

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,eetsd 1a. IT, s'9 o.: S.S'% S.t ladsS.
AZ the present monsnt therefore tho chiefs OF the Con
ssrvs i've parry call loudly tor more h
as With want Of IN its military measures. but ney
repudAc all idea ofntore 'ns win ns %. . we
Southern people or ofwigne aver OF suDJugtoh or eie
alton They msinisn that tina object OF the military OPP
an mco with honor aud with effect The sristice shou
the ho5) bs fo'oscd by Convention, in which ,uet
chances ~ is ihoud 81 Ir0Std az Tohd ste
~ Nm anil. .,c,,t Oh me ,ubjees Of ia s0te propois
and oui enable North aud the south 70 ropn'e and 10
live together IL peace md harmony Ihv n. pro %
convention, and that restoration OF the uhi1n "oo
be che result The more asa,'ou. me ., to py
must. however look upon tho prop1" OF aoon'ohli.
ly a. last experiment TO tesi the possibility o. reunion
qu,ns ~ afste. vouid 10 e eifdthh"'nfof S'nhen
~ epen6ace but b,y that the Hpuh 80 utlN
pn ioo that possible concesons will induce II to return
voluntarily the Union, It u wiser to egrto 20 separation
tb an 20 prosecute G cruel ar hopee. war.
with reference slcb ernsiice they desire 20
attain that 'he leaders Of the Conservative party regard the
question Of oreis mediation Tney think dist The oSr OF
nedioton II to radical Atainustion would he 70
ec,ed; that If msds Uupropous momeD II might In
tho virunce With which tho war IL prosecuted II
their party wore 10 pow or viriu'ly controlled the
Administration they would rather II po'abls' obtain Az
mislie without The all Of forci 0oyernmens; but they
would be disposed accent or OF meeia,isn Il sp
Psaed TO be the opy reaus o. puoS stop 10 hosttet
0oy would desire that tho offer should come from tho Great
Powers OF EuiOpe ooponty, and in particular that as tts
prominence possible should he siven to Cres Britain
There can be no doubt that this is fair
summary of what the Democratic chiefs horO
convened to exult over their victory said to
Lord Lyons-certainly. of what he understood
them to say and TO purpose And, in the light
of this revelation, we ask the judgment Of
every candid mind on the prctense that they
favor ga vigorous prosecution of the war, or
desire the subjugation of tie Rebels in arns.
They manfestIy cherish no such impulse, no
such desire; aud all their professions Of deyo-
ton to the National cause arc the sheerest
hypocrisy. That their sympathcs are wholly
with ths Rebels, not at all with the upholders
Of the National authority, has been often
eyinced. but seldom more clearly than in this
bulletin from enc who, being representative
Of British ari-toeracy, was naturally admitted
to their Utmost councils.
We have here, aso, an expose of the loyal
| Democratic programms for restoring the
/ Union. It's essence is-Let the Union get
down on its knees 10 the traitors fighting tor
its destruction make such changes u its Con.
stitu.;on cas- u0u!a g,re tie South ample secH-
riiy on tie suljccf Of IL, STARE property" and
this "would enable The North aud the South
to live togethcr IN peace and harmony" This
is what our Democrats mean 10y Il" tho COnsti-
tution as il SHAT IT, rs The Shareholders
choose to have it transmogrihcd. Don't they
wish they may get Il
From beginning 10 end Of this remarkable
Dispatch, it is manife-t that Lord Lyons j.
heart aud soul with the enemie' Of our Gov
ernmeut aud sees wholly through their spccla-
c'es. Altering the Federal Constitution to suit
the Rebel shareholders would in his view be a
highly conservative proceeding; while TO
resist that change and insist on simple obedi-
ence to the Constitution as it ia is in bic
view radical Every missile that cnn be
raked from the CUTTERS Of Faction to throw at
the heads OF our lawfully constituted rLers il
in his view respectable and formidable. while
nothing that is offered on the eide OF our Cow
ernment and those struggling 10 uphold ~
seems TO him worthy Of my consideration what
ever. lie affords a fresh md slrklag proof OF
the fact that the arlGtoclaiic caste IN Great
Britain arc in full sympathy with the slave
holding caste in this couatry, aud would dep
recate tue overthrow of the latter as pre-
monitory OF their own downfall. We knew
that the British Army aud Navy officers pass
ing through our city or touching along %
coast were uniformly p,o-Rebel; but wc did
not before suppose that their feelings wero
fully shared, or at least openly proclaimed, by
the official representative o. thor Queen.
Gov. Seward he. the credit Of setting the
bad example Of publishing his diplomatic cor
respondencc with scarcely fg.leaf of rctcr'e.
TIE fashion will have TO b. stopped, or We
shall have the whole civilized word by the
ears. Which Of the Great Powers val do
mankind sigaal service by announcing that
the confidential dispatches Frequently passing
between its Ministers abroad aud the Foreign
Once at home are hencefOrth 10 be withheld
ipom public scrutiny and comment, save in
rare aud peculiar exgcncicsl There are few
reforms ut once so necessary and 10 feasible.
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