New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
sprCII ,TIuN.

Rebels terms OF peace:
SPECULATION.
Snpposc what /. not improbable th'' the armies
adj, ..i t-ron .hea "A ,i 10 vsug1shri tnt. ystrihai
to - tc.r.o of invasion sud 'utj ssiioa sAoui bf's
down sii tAst 40 'A.a.d 10 riA 10 ~ 'le 90 ~
lee, mon THE ront.g-nty ssers tht onf enemies them
ts... us,ins upon th- ssus If zen L.- 'a'"
Tn. ~ loEE TrinrsE o. conquer %. Nofthhs
~. No Ii-0 aso. anoilsf ir~si ofssn u
thr Abolition ~my ul.ns Immediate levy of isfss army
IN tls sosa-fy viii 20, ,utmt - ,si' h vii rrov, BE-
you'd 81 qa'''ion ,isi .,'e, O. aslur. "a 70 P.','
oa vii De- bounI % lot % have "a vsy snt ~alow i1 Ne
hs1i I've N. ys,t H.,oi4 .r-.tirs Of tho ..tou
'i . ~ ..,.,s.i .. rr-iieiou col u..s ~.
ysisadighsn would no ouy ohisin tb' neuirst ~ bei
thtt ~oud be .,ctsd Events Ill pfov- h~fsr ~ not
,csd he vii uudso1tsd.y cfo's The n0Htsf iuo Ohio
su then We ash ~la power VII fslils g. iste helee ihs
cho,o- o. The peoPlol
other two usv,ysp.s g. means utter flls 80 d-fss =
The p.ncy slt Immediate rescs-~heh fsscs us. ho
10 NJ. Gs' ,a,. 81 1o.f.i -s.y b., a pS.e. b. own 10
sofi 30 otsf wofds ~As As la" srgfs'.e' oy
As.ia. yis Tn.u,s q 'ub'.3u.nt tsir
W. upst his INVASION % n"'ni Ga DO n'd enc a.
cisvr aud that N viii uri Pc rpa o. hf rrsratI@ r~ci
th- Acbs' indeed. ns.isf' s hen prove b. sud
cdsr she We hope t' den on''ai1a iosciAsf iA
TIA, of Geo. Gfsui Ne,saafE usy 10 . ms.ssod a.
fr,-tcav & eld tho wsr u Ne ca no" i-ts Frt'aufg
snd Port n1d,Dn the hand. aud lees army
The othsf tbr tYufeisiacy w Do pfr Auafy paied cut
II on the other hsld TO Rebels bssi Dfst I'D WAi, he
horses the Delaware fnutrs al 10 ioiees 80 can vng
sssu,t tho. La 20 under foot al nay "a ~, o.
b4rf.
"WaIov.ns ga III. uf, snd unicr foot" hsursvs
ef..rs.afs o. ard quite literally, pf1Ics
terpr'ed hs, simply '.uy tba' ihs North, they ea ho
ultcl siaes must 1aadln r ci.ns4on - dctsls tle
nfi on rearo an4 yfs tss O. arreIt tosr leh
dictated g. h y thc prr'aiHt. 9o~ef suYusahon
coua,cs 7u rui liberation 81 n'ocs ust a. De- aba lofed
TIE spsc farms tho S1fny south vanish the
condoaao oi ptaco Is 70 be proposed - 'as Confederate
None ofh.s journals hayo vefael To 'peeaat- apeu the
conditions Of ln thef pto'ophy istee meAns fcaio
ration and feconsifBoton. otsnsd by houbefu
tLsn long Of the tpos n Office by the abolition
lo bat tr.tofsd BY Coaieiefae efn then nofe oss Of
place and Iuniof, with Demoea'e FIe'ld'ni' and pro
Thee fsules lave y sau' ther sys' ufon az
cooperation O. thol~ CoLledsfsfo states from thr Ysntco
linton tAsy will L, much ss dcus he conditions
fpe,cs which te.o yciouous o,netefso' might pfogo'e
4. spscuati0n 90 wAat hese conditions us be 10
10 harm ufopose % drag the is' ou o. tho 'Hifc"
~ell a. InR IHiBrst hoH under tho loot
Tho Cou,desae States when vciooGt and shout 20 pro
ihsy would have poposei before The f Of Sumter eIce
against every lew Of civilized wafare.
he scino edgm'1t Of The independence u every STAT,
MARYLAND detemiue whehef theJ viii clsc' he toned
er ~ OF tho United Stas Ti form TIE nfs - tie con
Ji.ious" kentucky aud M,sold afraf, lemhers ~
the Conf-drs~y and upou tho hyp,thrss Of toufs
tucce,s must remain mrnb"ri u TIE lonirfrecy urrs.
heir psore d,t,min, Otherwise. with their fuuie
tiny The United have nothing haiayer 10 and
vii not be permitted o. cAoies7 ahj Authority oreao sny
The n,vsr Of ho Mss.pp though ,St to tho United
Sa,.s by tie sl Of battle YET be theirs by tha
litous Of PEACE. I sfvsn4rs reciprocal aud viii be-
readily }ielded 20 the Uliied states
Tne return Of s .focs departed y ne Nauktas pay
meit of their value Will De another u the " cOnd l of
poaoe" The laws Of violated in leof aud ,pnt
by running Oh Of these reg I'D the dsmc'i1u o
tie properly Of private anaInrd czoas-paJ mout vii be
a condition 81 peace
Tisdc relations viii slso form part Of ticr- canin
what their character may 10 u inpDshi' to
pecustc upon Bot they mutual iu he sdvant1es.
hy treaty between a uhous, hcJ will douhcss
aIitc despite te an los.Ira u-r. .rd D. tac
WIN tarh conditions = peace nccrltof ly the United
States IN what particular u they have tultaned dauu.c,
b 4 sep pffatiou which Jusilhcd iAia wafi
The people OF the United State. have been krp H syo
The fra. demands OF the Clncdrfs,e Slses. tey
been lsught 70 believes Pfoslaycry popteani1 .
y.yug the conquest aud convoon 10 Slavery of the states
Of the Union; DO tho pupo,o aud designs Of tho tohd
siacy.
The conditions of peace that tie victorious Conieicfi
vii propose are riu aud believe Will b. tho of
time, prove advaltsgrout 20 both nations
The people OF the Coucdofat. states believe that their IN
deltny b. better accomplished Ia separate nsona
y than unoer tho fedeml Union.
To attest the honesty n this belief they have nantare ~
many bayeat beet Of their people ,nd endured ~
tho pdvsons aud cfuors Inflicted By tho enemy. They
have demonstrated their determination esoin live Ia
with the people Of the United States and they hsvo
Illustrated tlo power to DEFY che onemys 'hon, by series
Of Victories unparalleled IN tho annals OF Their c0rdi
peace Will involve humiliation oil tho eaoiny. 30
los o. power such D. incidental to urso
o. Ga'ionriy
II the euomy are unwilling accept these conditions II
pc.ce le bo Tho Il and wl .I5tnan IN ftnnsyl.
,sHa aud thef North.