The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

w1r. TLs eau rsire M. - ey, and set th- bargain
no cue cal A., III ,I.t ,ens. ba better thing thai
roa- yeara, ,,ere var and "a greater certainty T
the sober Western Mid bowY cred ia ta,s rath!cs
forest q 6garcs either alternative Appears equally Pre-
posoroas fhst Uakn shoulf, be restored BY ouch
very simple procsss this ara s "a c'aerse out OF tni
great strife steoaiod ~ deb, y no three tboasan
miions or dollar, aad fegpt fro. c.e % ssat.fs u
20 c'e Grad ne deaa o. rsy,c-t raun y !; men
| as Rsrir Whca,e COMMONLY ne lat at ~ oaT.
Exeter Hall has Poor HOp~NM rtne Negro
| liroa The London Times. lrc- .o'i
TIE scheme o. oaanc;ps,,oa now ccs need. condi
ticnay on its ACCORDANCE H. tvo,r1A,,S Coheress
three ourthg OF tbs states TIE Nos. r5cae~a e da han
nigh fnes y, De cd az X. ' Sso., r.e. eadg
D. csn,.srah Na'esQ Mey ,e. HARD prei ne .~
Tho &c OF the ps ceLirv 81 m he the TIM
OF grace for the Proposed eaanerst an an5a ny Siat
mssey q s s,% al,nE s term . ss foscy
from Che United state for sse ssg,
insiamcn,s, In one Parcel AZ thelocmp,ooa Of thu
aboshmen,. according. tic same. \sha hsvs beg
liberal rs the President % bis n, a:msnt u ths
s n on S"nrs sS s', ,a tho oI penalty he 0 sy
ate, oncs bccong rsc would DO 70 ena the - m
q saf EaSHfso s siv.a aaSyr eseh ss' Sc es
bonds aforesaid and afterwards INTRODUCE og or ,ss.
bonds 50 received or the value thereof, ana ali iose
paid thereon" Tns Seesas very unlike the Toca1iscA
os or ten e as srs 70 10 ID free
fust day o. the year Instead o; raising IN mcus
patsS ' and r. II
wealth. Mr. Lincoln wcod guarantee tho oui era :asr
% enancE atin IN the generation We need
rs. enter into Oh, Presidents statistics, by hich no
G ooc will 10 qoits able to pay for the, negroes
eat we may fairly speak o. the Whole scheme siarss
slsbs,itt.s jos tia edjc. Of Ss7tcmtr last
A roREiGS WAX CaY FoH TaE ssaRh.
IFrom the Lonaon News (or9a OF lAetor hD &C. III
Tho principal topic on which rresd,ni LIND IN at
dress" Congress ~ sho midst o. great war 4. neso
emancipation And yet We arc told this war hssinahng
TO do with slavery.
There short and easy way Of wholly n,iss ing tho
meaning OF the rla which Mr.. Lincoln geCoalDsIGs 10
Congress Il Is tho wsy, which followed % th9ss
who foun then account ~ niscprescn.ins the proca-
nation cr anoFaoa lt consists in taking separately
parts o. policy which the complement each Of tho
other. The proclamation ofrrod liberty only u the
slaves OF rebels. ergo. Nj Lincoln the protector OF
slavery in the loyal satcs 10 afrra this Z only
necessary to shut tho to the fact that the Presi
don, had proposed another and mildcr plan project
Of Ieouni1ry comrensa'ion for the redemption q
tls slaves in toso States witch, snce they loyal,
he could no, nclde measure. u was thcs that
among rs tiled % persuade Themselves and others
that tho who the short space Of eighteen aor,hs
c.uded l! rosn the 'Icrrit9res, mscc treaty with
England for tho sgpprc of the slave trade, and Of
sersd 10 spcrate with tha state governments Tor tho
abolition q scryituce everywhere, was prop anc Pillar
IN making his psoseat proposition % congress, Mr
Lincoln, fcc from rsresin5 asy fai " hs fo,a.r i.ey
faas rcdse wL.th he sayo ihsla hat in the next
s!on Of Congress Lc would recommend measure Offering
conf ation 10 inc ya owners q We may locs
ca hin az GONG have Done an cxtcsmirh,cr aad an
aear 9 q we ,sa ''sS Ger sssS,say nv
whether y lo,y that mis- great war VIII 10 tcrninss@a
= IN. ,fccraon Of the North naye I N
their power II they worthy their csnsu, 20 ec,y'
loot ard branch the monstrcgs Growth whioa h.s snHa
tholr country. With the 1urc ng the pAtsal tni ra
tary fabric raised tho fordaiou Of sLryS ths nsi'
tuition i,ge would be lossfEet and v Va '9 nss = sassa
gate slavery would be iiscr edted, aud oc 10 % ool
FRED wortn,ho sacrihoes deraasl for ls rrsserys,'
. lsr~Sv .exffa
ss pa ia Ss 10 si 100 ss BEN ;n i
S ,Ssr . c ~ acu ; IN soa S .sry e am Is. ua
glraon ef ,a'Sr'o r-on' . either eofnrsusa's tho
sacrifices or destroy the ca1-sas this va.
trrom he ,p,Dches;crf Guardian, Dc. III
rhoae ssms poia,. 20 lsrcs, ls tn. Presided
ppssSs mhe,s.r as r sT ,se 'rs. nsiste apsn
thcn tho curseof the u yIi war; tho csrsos q Of
"a 81 s,es & sr,;auely - I'D 10 Mr. IineoIu IL viii
no. e appreciated leg ~ because II fortunately nap
s ,as @ sr s a,0s' ana n''S s ns ss, y G
..sAs era'r. ,ao ~ .ocs qsorr scss q NJ .sss,,'
" hopc, win tbs od.rsilon of the ss-sase DC les
snougia o. because sssrs. in os,.ca saA ~ gro
sgg, ar 80 .ras a1.n,s y NJ NJ, s ,s,.
to Va o.sty .ex tlsrea the presIdent- nes propess
WIN regard ,ass "irreprsss!ble eo.iS es,w.ea Ire
or eontspe.s RES IN the 'mRcr.snco they spps.ens
assign 70 TINS cont enda, bearing the only rec
nvctu o. hs est-tLe prospects OF the va war Netl
rresiaenf ,ucoln ncr his Congress have any rover
essass Iort slavery in the Southern conf-frasy and
s "up ~ evident nothing they eau ssy or 10 o
,nat tnnAs will a'ect the determination q the south
eht tn complete independence. " tho federal states
Nn ~ 20 proven, that ccnsammsor Ia any vsv, the
laa - By m,nars co~qsr, and noe by bargaining Q
ltsnS N. Ths tins nsckssg fvms MAJ icrS ssse
su ~ only Significance ~ the Presidents sst pfcros-
sones HE sbowius thu straits 10 which 10 reduce
" Ter 10 reconcile conflicting parties N. states whc
u ~ hing project f It had been tie success
q Ie democrats al the Late election.
= IHy rHKLrS0 IN LIVERPOOL.
from tho Efserpocl Norcury, iAer ~
~ IN fact, far from showing any eagefns.s q
- the vigorous prosecution " he war or any 9rd,
= confidence the early sibjrgrton Of the souih n
PRESIDENT that h. persuasion 70 force
actually propounds prcrc, FOR pacl nc Fe,tcnort "
Differences between North and south tho basis "
m amended federal tntien We abstain cnrif
cd any criticism his sshome Cor the abolition eG
ire by consent u the -Iave states. with mrsailon
We loyal o~pcre, there IL ,s dc gsh,-f pt,sbs "a
v ,rfH stbit 81 prdscc. dfsctessow u
~ | proposal politically imrprtant only as tndestf
tho Presidents rtiUcdac. % carry .sf AB csssfi
emascipcii0s tToclcHdio II docs not appear that VI
ocumcn, Ia TO be oYeny treated ~ dead litter, BIT
a certain that the spirit which dictated i j. hot
spirit which pgonIp's tho PRESENT Fcsoriraehi
ton Of Q friendly revision Of tho federal cas-
tho tuition On the whoo there more sshdced a
Of moderate throughout the present me- sac ban
I'VE have observed IN any former uttcrnucc 81 th Nashn
in TIM government sncs tho COMMENCEMENT y no ~
ers Perhaps Mr. Lincoln regards the recent Gle ts AZ
Tor of his party opponents a ccnsufe on hls lasi "
N II which he u b6urd a. respect
sof That part e tho message which more Immediately -