, 1864-07-19
WHAT ARR THE RBREL TERMS
OF REAOE3

OF PEACE7
We have In the Northern States peace-on.
he-rcbels-oEn-terms party. It Is vel to he
decided ut the Chicago Convention whether
It will control the "Democratic'' orsunIzs.
1ion or not. But at present it in1uences The
former "Democratic'' party extensively
claims 10 wear Its name and contro1 ~
councils. If It shall succeed In epforcfno
this claim at Chicago, the "Democratfc"
organization will lose that small portion Of
the patriotic element Of the people which
ftill adhercs to 1t, and the name uDemo-
.cratic'' will pass, at least for the present.
ont Of American politics. By no stretch Of
courtesy can the American people extend
such term TO those whose only bond of co.
hesion Is willingness to dissolve the unfon
for the sake Of upholdlDg slavery. Bv m
stretch Of impudence can they cl,im n
Meantime, honest Democrats cannot cou.
plain 60 long rs they allow these Conner.
heads to control their actions and SNEAK In
their name, if the entire ttDemocrat,cu
party Is set down as Copperhead, and in fayor
Of "pcace ut any price" For We are nj,
in favor OF peace. The difference lies solely
in the price We are willing to pay for it. Tho
Union party and the present Administrator
desire peace on the basis Of the submission
OF the rebels to the Constitution of the
United states. and to all LAWS made in pnrsu-
ance thereof, for these, according TO the Con.
stitution, are "the supreme law of the land
snything in the Constitution or l.ws of anv
State to the contrary notwithstanding,
Inc question whether any laws are Consti.
tutlonal is to be decided only by the Supreme
Court
But this the Copperheads say is not peace
policy, but war policy. That Of course de-.
penaS upon Tue rebels. If the rebels desire
peace vi tnose terms then the policy OF the
- n'ou pAs ~ - 10 peace Po,'cs. Il they de-
81. ene "'t, ~ 40 "~. 40" Inc Copperheads
'4As oui ise'es' :. IL onee' must either accept
sucn Terms Us 1ae ftoels choose to offer, or
fight to get better. As the President has alrea.
us ons'eo .ue oest 'ae constitution gives him
Inc power 10 onef, VIZ, peace On the basis
w ucrar M ot,srea ~. ,arae aa as 'ne lsoels nave
so,,t,on ~ the un,aa ~ ~ uas.u ~ On as
ha.Js ana,sa 49, $500" ~ % 1uo SoppeS-
.sasan, * .h,s s,sss,..;ss a. aea 4oI nsol'ng 70
p,',ss,. y. tne onion, anu TO
s.s..,.a,.,a .a.u .ns .eosis ones' tne
.ne y. ~ - - .na. 'ae eoPperneaos
"an. IL. on.on uiseo1.ea on tne !eoeis own
.s4ms. ,.Ha, mna, W. lucy me nienHona Gu
down as fo,1ows. "''o'&3
.*Recoeniion hy the enen. of ,he inae,endenca
oi The Confederate states. -
,c!uan. Hltaun"l o1 aan5ee aofees 1f9m esery 1901
Missouri. ''' 1s 1' anu
Withdrawal Of Yankee soldiers from Maryland,
u
into the Contedesacy.
Consent On the Pnrt q The Federal Government
10 ave Up 70 ne eonseaelaey us proportion Of the
E'5 &c ~ stooa ~ tae u4e VI seSessIoas OF ~ Pay
~. yt.iaiat- ~, o,, x,-a..r+,,,. ~, .,..,4 ,v,,,
seels1 ~ 1 t 3h.3 n4,o On PIT ,o o. anS d
n,a. ;1 r. ~ .uAs 4otta ~ ~ - wv
Sta,a Sxtsa.eiiee "l1ca oe "eat VI Aoe So0eae1ate
s'a,ss. " ,,,..h,. ...,.,.
.olais lasepesdsnss and sqaa! .ishts, q q ali al
eg1ne, o. paonG oeps anu pIonc ianas' anu 1ne
a9MThu1as:ee sn:Sfs assJuns Hun loleisn 5eauea. .
,,,;,3mp ~ 1ss1 We . ins
M ~ nA@* Nc A10as Ae4u1e osAv3e Vt lay
ooMn our asns.
Every democrat and copperhead are either
IN favor Of granting these terms or Of fight
ing 'oE oe1te.' 1nefe Is ooI one feal 9nes-
tion before the country. Shall We fight or
back down. Those in favor Of fighting will
50 tor Lincoln and johnson, those in hvor Of
backing down will oppose them.
.-n n,.-;e- =
tired Of talking about lthe immortality Of New
York, YET fhe Thicacu TVr4es g1yes fhe tollnNtn,
charming picture Of chicaso y1ftue.Gss Boss ne :
ect their echoolbooks and plot eu.rep.tious inter
yiewt with equally amoroua malds. PhyeicIsns
hold secrets today which, Il made known, would
der Compared with this, New Iorx il Paradise.
I ~. T. Herald.
We hardly kunw which Ia the ruoa+ d;o-
r1..r,Ae w Aos" oA7'
eus1lng-the 1nlsenooos OF Inc secesh paper
In tl1is city. or the more than rustfc limo.
.o,oo ,,,5 a.oa,1:+r .f., " v--,
esoec "no eleouu's u LIE NC" 1olk con-
ctln.
1he otn congressional district, WILL address
the citizens of Henry county upon the polIt.
;ra1 nnest,ons NJ +ba dov ~ 4ba f,11arrt,,r -
tines and places:
A, Uoodhn11- satur7a- Jn,v esa ,.cr,
Al bennington, Tueeday, July s6th. ii 6E .. m.
A. Gensseo. Meanesd.y' July s.th, At GH p. n.
atKeSanee. saiurdsy, Jul; smh. At n ~ e r H.
=
T The vessels in pursuit of the Florida
are the Ticonderoea. IS gums: Circass,an. -
onns. Iro,no;s q onns. Monticello q ryr,. :.
IT,. 1-a-,a., ~.,11.-e.,'
Aooht Nethohs guns, lno, SAILING SNIP,
9guns; Pontiac,9 guns; Ascutney, Q guns.
1t is believed that the Connecticut, II guns: :
Ounker Civ. II puns. md several nthar
wv. f..,n, Tho V-;,'n,na+o, ,1aa,.es,
s.e.41 80 80 80 ~ ., ~ 'on pioeAao1ns
nee1, nave JolReu 20 pug cnase.
Loyal Pape,s In the Sonth.
The uarrb Of onr cononerin. armies Ia am.
,,,..t,ea,I. ..,..,.as ~, 49, -as1,,-, ~