The New York herald., 1864-09-25

Tnsss ossdi,soss cannot b consisrsd unrsasoaabls
1sss ere ss.1:a sAs ap - ssnsp': % q ~: 2 ,s,. =
hseens y say truly rspueicsn tosn e sovsrnneos.
saesded iAsy would give shs south .ns rspsesensai.
nfssss Of The states that onss conpvissd
three. ssouri four, H,sssspp ave. Alabans sz, Gsor
beth C.rrias eleven ssiiH Carolina !.slvs, vifEDI
tsissu Dsa ware foortssn and Maryland nfsssn Were
ssssons IONS i so woo,d g. ander .n arrangement be able 70
eco, clear majority Of the convention; bn. -
;ms:. s r.. ssn' ana and r.an n
svvana, Would. for social and commercial a.
Well as POLITICAL reasons cas-. their votes with 'ns sonsh
rstnor than break of negotiations and renew hopeless
abe Onnvensen shah svsr meet; that the South win held
ference a. IN .sS II New England and the sparssy
popped states OF the Far West should under such cir
Middle States would be quite eon.eus % permit
their pesceabe secession pnd 70 recognize their nde
ms,s "a, 20 tne puri.sns Inc measure thai Puritan sm
has nae the Sou but would rather 90 rid OF them
than consent 70 oe any longer spcunoered wtn their
advice their assistance their Interference or the part
nership.
sswAED's DIPLOMACY ON THE rSAcE IDEA.
But though Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Seward and other inauen-
tisi mentors Of the party Ip power look favorscly
rRihor than utherw the proposal OF Amstice
could The wiaS cu, o so % The democracy
Ibcago, and defeat General Mcclellan, Dean Rc mond,
or whomsoever may be toe nominee on the 2ein, tho
rank aud flo OF republic anism aud abo nsm distrnst
and deounee the project. hey sorssee that general
convention If restored the Union, could only DO SO BY
yedDR u the South the question OF slavery For sucn
rcsUl, they are not prepared. They love the Uh'oa
much, but they bate 81 very more, and are willing TO
sacrifice the Union raihor than fail in securing tho
emancipation OF the whole negro on this continent
They believe in the suerior strength and
the North In the certain coiia of the South,
and prefer the extcrmmation every STAKEHOLDER, male
and remaio and u every s.veholiers family between
Texas AID Delaware, negotiation any other bass
than so snecucty lad down In Mr. Lncolns letter
ITO whom II fLay concern"
THE RELIGIOUS ELEMsNT AND THE cHUECHEs.
clergyman, dating his letter from Ph' ade',ha,
breaks ground this the columns Of the fbac,
and though asserting himself to be "a mniser OF the
nospe Of peace" declares against an sfmist'ce,
aga list convention, agaipsi the making OF any
,ornis. except those OF em,Dcipatoo and urcun.
ditonai surrender. and in favor Of var 10
the extremity Of determination against what be
calls the "iniernal rebels" Unnappiy, there ne TOO
many IN America who desecratc tho pulpit by language
and sentiments Ike this 10 allow to be believed that
this fiery fanatic stands alone 10 his wrath. The
bishops rrcbbshops and leading clergy OF the Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches nave IN large numbers
signed petition TO tho President IA favor OF arms
tice the Cavinstic, Independent, Evangelical, Ua
tartan, Puritap, Unversarst and other churches and
Sects hold savaey alcof Their pastors and MINISTER'S
sound tho war-trumpet, and raise the war ~noop as
hevceIy as !! they were the aboriginal red mei o' the
wilderness, and had heard word Of that blessed
Gospel or will Of which they protess 10 De both the
disciples aud the preachers.
WHAT THE wosEiN6AEF THINK.
Though the Puritan Clergy sud the doctsnaiye ph'oso
piers os this city and New England may look with dis
favor the a,mstice very difsren, feeling prevsdes
The working c,asses The laborirg multitude living upon
wages have been the greatest sufferers BY
would satbc 10 for the hardships which II has Inflicted
upon ,aena even IL il wore by the
rors the conscrip.!on AS armstice would
the dga FOR six month"; It did not render Il denii!ycly
they are ous In It's ravorso unani-
AID earnest that were tho project 10 be ban
doned in consequence OF difficulty or objection
arising the part either OF the South or North, It's
enforcement in this city and perhaps e!sewEee would
BIO far more perlous to the pnbc peace than Inc idea
had been promulgated. More thsn the wari Of
press at under the ususi penalties
depreciation OF the currency and the dTeaa o. bank
ruptcy and IepudiaOnis IS the want or men that vii
compel tho federal government take heed iis
present naughty spirit should not 80 before dssirnc!io0
General McCiellan-Hts Politics Hep0rt-
ed by an Engiishmsn.
ssrs.osa SPRING. AuG es) correspondence q the Lon
The Mcclellan party ie undoubtedly very strong and
the cny party which has, and has had Tor some time
thorough organization and his friends think that there
s,e few men who can carry 80 much psrso.sl inuence
There strong feeling in hs favor through the coun
srs snS, us .ns Justice saond.es doos hin ne mus,
poll larger voc than any other man. snd were hc
the bao, box by the bayonet ~ has done in different
parts ef the couatry at former elections.
Arp,g.iy XcC1c.i0n UNions. Openly he pro esscs
TO be willing give the South every necessary
provided the southern states 70 return into
tho Cpjon yyirascv As assures thoe fyS@nds who DIS
the of the that he desires peacc
and tina. be will advocate armwtce and convention
the sistes should he receive the nomination al hi
caeo He urges, reason for not openly evow'ng
these sentiments, that the PEOPLE are rot Sei ready
any stcp decidedly In advance Of the popular
feeling. Ee feels assured, however. tina, the
triumph OF the democratic party must end In peace,
for he says tat IL 81 rvished 10 Me tiers
sod Je ayay of any magnitude left G iae diV@1i Of
the government BY he An dap Of March ne. What tneee
Opinion and professions worth it - hard 10 cay.
There ere few who dstrust McCcisp, and VINO fs
10 Mace confidence Ia the assurances Of who
II the frs. E the commencement Of this revolution 10
sci me example The rioat,on of personal liberty he
d by the arrest Of ,se members Of the Maryland Legs
isiure made ell the reputation no has
man ty ihs prosecution Of the war, and who IL t''h
dra~ sy from the republican government a. IN officer
Or the arms now engaged In carrying whch he
pre,euas 20 regsrd-as ru'nous 10 the conntry