New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
THE UNION RORHvEEs!-No GERMAN
CONFEDERATION.

clique OF Democratic politicians Who were IN
Chicago in full force, shouting aui screaming
for Little Mae" and who now claim his nomi-
nation as q great personal triumph PROCESSING
TO regard his election as inevitable. In Their
last issue, they give "An Inside View oil tue
Proceedings OF the National Democratic Con-
yention." wherein they state tina, tae vital con-
dlions Of Reconstruction" have been cis-
cussed end settled at Niagara between certain
Confcdoutps and number of Democratic aud
Conservative leaders, who desire " Peace on the
basis of the Union" The upshot Of these con-
ferences ia set forth as follows:
1.-THE ODD uYoS rs IMro3slBL,.
Talk az we maY OF the oid Union. under which tho
nation attained such degree Of prosperity a'd al
yanccl az once 90 the trout rank among ne nntohai
itie- of the world restoration Is an inposs'pty'
DULY zauy wolld ever dream OF i's beng restored.
There viii undoubtedly - rfeJp"Tnciior. but hrser
,rs,DraOa uf the Union. The questions hat nie 20 no
settled ,he cnnd ton % tnss consequent upon be
dsruJt.Jn % the odd tie changed reAihs OF capta'
and abor The Increase nf the qnauty OF rJwer surrth
dcrea 10 he General Government by the people the
of the states 10 the Federal Uhion TIE nnnenro
In The condnct Of National affair." ~lch sure 10 DC
ncc,r!rd 10 the milt ~ cicmcut-ali ts.' consider
eriens forbid the dea of living undcr rnon sneh
n. that gnder which lived and ihrived hom lIh 10
ls6 This statement may appali the 'hos aus :" g'p''
people VITO I've III ne ara ur'nn q, r s ne M
moro. lie Us wilfuiy or sinPidly BIND ID Goes NOT
see the changed condition 81 pr1c hh ITS ttls CON
Try. We my hurah 'or the Union NM Il DO, .ns
old Union fn wAich We lurrah. The usion as entered
upop an entirely pew phnse OF its existence. whether
We are wiling 0r not - acknowledge y.
This ermd lact wes dIly recognized by those VINO
formed this concage ~ Nj CARA fait liz PfoDih
hey tct 10 work solve WIS TO roo"nstruc ne mon
on plan satisfactory TO ~ sections md 70 convince
the Democratic party Of the necesst! 81 adopting tis
a. O. orc q similar Import. Anr "he ana ciihf7,
.deiher,tinn. in watch Messrs. Clay iioc'nbo nnd
Sanders participated tho following general eoAc'usi"
was TcHcled ana wss tactl agreed 10 oS tho N"iO"'
Democratic CONVENTION IT CmcFr"
ma FLAs FOs ErcOSsIRlclioN.
at vas taai what WIS once tie United Ntaies no
divided into I've separate Coniei'racfs ,ich inuc
pudert of the Other ~ the lgenlont 81 lis Local
Ia,r, VT bound 10 each other ~ oert'n rapSts OF
which shnn sues hereafter 1hc.e Corfedsracics as
di ided. were 10 consst Of the following Stats
/ The Cotton ard he South Atlantic S,atoi
| .. The Tran Miss sippi states:
3 The STATES the Great NCrih'vcsI
1 The Middle siales.
| ). The New England S'gtcS
In relation he States comprised IN thu mt dyis-
ion there wa l'le debate To- the proprty o. cx
ped!eloy Of admitting 10 the general Union ~ nll
Whricr Justly NOT. IL Cannot be- disguised that hoy
ere ao fsvorcs with tho moiJIiy Of Tic people VIII,
corlpn.ed the old Union. The reason for tho hostility ~
feur which the Rrhrlons Stlte- bear % ihrm Is too
appsfer 4, uced specification What nrc kreWn ~ the
yii States have nany T~urons for Oishking tarr Nv"
England a. soci1.es Inny sHy Ia general terms thai
patriotic portion 81 lie people EEL rat these
STATE, have usufped more than o cir share Of authority
sine the w,r brnl out fat their senators have not
ca claimed q Ii-ii &C. dictate he policy o. TIE Gene
IA Gover,mcnt. has hove assumed lu-i suc1 sNa' N
q rnure. 81 The Nation they usd TO sccGse The
- ufhotacf. II doing when they charged them WIN
whipping Congress a. their support Riih tie ,at-dfiy'
ing iash. nud on, thns Govertor Andre" indirectly
n renicnrd that Massachusetts Voud Mt seppft the
Government nulrrs % would 81 u sbc Abolition policy
ui eel D, his State. nnd iha' New IneIa h's hlrd
nTce 10 tiur 4 m quot VIZ rrsilenis fohe' states,
aud :. nfhffl .ue~, who l1fr OfcDhn 'Mhfcipne'
finn flr rIin. VI SlHirfy w te natural lrngie.s ~
nnf armies NJ RE icreiious satrs Such ~ hisi ne
come ~ he 90 lef4on that in1n"r,ei me '.h.
frrs orthis corclass Of Fot'isHs ~ Nlllh,n fhA ~
iefr I ..re.'inr nr~n W - or er-Nrrlfnd rhori
Dr. ainificd - the New CONFIDENCE which they wore
pnnMns TIE m'iits or dement's 81 such robfy ).
Dot o. tbs p'.f. rm Drlf ruIni9f "hli W" t"h
ard done no, What o.Acrs mny blink ought " ia'o
AtoIhrr lnu,.tant feature n ili, proposed Confeh
Grafton ls rf6si,i1 for admitting 20 ~, m cl'" CIR.
ctirstrgfs variant H. tie provinces ~ hutsh Amer
ie., and what is Hou the Empire o. SICK 90 h.i is
is IN event r boz tie fufc fhH u caunot clii more
than nmcle mention oi 10 possibility. tac:'i'.r PISS
Oh u tne conditions iOr tAe conaiucnoa 81 ts thpn
Of the future.
"cosnuio,s or 1nF Nrw rsIov.
Leaving 60 the separate ConirderaCics--I usc The
Term IL is generic sru-ethe night :" mnnage thc.r
doroerto aiilirs d, they may choose they 10 lie
bound 10 each utner ny nrnccs ,n'nsivo "a oeien'
tige Such oursiuns es Affect TIE Interests u ~ are 10
"a
ieprcstuiatfcs nom fct C0uedrrhcl more Analogous
10 our present Cabinet ~ nate than No. House ~ Hrp
rcsorta'i,cs. There a'c 10 be M icstrcuous 81 nn,
Find upon inter Confederate tfite 'r iffi'L H. a"of
Il willie one gTnrd Confederation of Confederate,
uud TO rrch ,ilcr hy bonds Of commercial untur,
ench iaderedoui e.; the Other, vel hn'te share I'D
IA Interest 100 tic control VI ai-rs Ghectlig tie com
MOI welfare ~ hlL
1T viii rendiv occur 70 tho minds 81 your readers
ilat tall plnn nnlf identical IN iis esacnth its
irI.s win tho wel-.1nwu Iol-ycgcin or Customs
Union of ,he German states.
"TuT gig C0NFPprEAII0S Arp lIlT DIyOcRACY.
"Ih % jet iHrdy need add received the IN.
doIsr.nt Of the lrnlcs uf tle Democratic pHriy and
~ t.n wac ncrWOyeu VIII. tic ncttD II ihe Chicn
ConNef ION. u D. understood Oh Il Hon. August Bel
0f or the fst 10 cNeop the pl1E probably bee Gee
OF L.a intimate ncganiltaucn with tie 6ogeinmcHt az
the German States. At lint IL was received with s-r.
prise: Int iAC more n Ols if- a. TIE more !utar
uDui I'd until ai Last 10 d cdcd 20 Incorporate ile
i.ca with tie proceedings 81 The Dcinocratc Con
tonton. More than .h,t uadoubcd evidence wrs 10.
coiyJd TINT a plan is agree hle - The Jews Of Jct
Da,ls though Tor obvious rasons be- ould iefnn ior
the present iUu ulsglg.ng IL u the sluitcrE pooplo
Anxious for peace, bat opposed 10 !e einia ION OF
'hc Old Union. she Sollcrn dcls 10 whDm THIS pro
feet was liuacArd % u4cs assenfci 90 it and
dcs for The election oi the Chicago candidate. IN
ne hoe TINT 10 mAy result IN tccDn.tructisn 81 tie
Union ol bfs's sitiactOry ana lono Lbe alike 20 ta0
North ana tie south
"Ofc.urse IL ras not deemed riu lent 70 make 90
Ills apparent ia thc debates OF ths Convention nt l'al
IN the platform A. eel lfco Dut you rry Z if
curry 10 into execution IA tho event o the success II tc
Democratic Ia,ty % the polls IN November Tiro and
circunst4rges vii do'hiir., cfue certain chaurcs n
he IL NOR .f his scheme, but tay viii not ater
its Important i,atufes."
Mr.. Vallandigham. it viii be remembered,
submitted this plan IN substance 10 Congress
during the Winter Of loG0-'l, and the genus Of
il may be found in some Of Mr.. CalhOuns later
writings and speeches. Essentially and theo-
retcally, it Is based on this propostion-The
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