Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-08-15
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Ee@S' SAcoE thompson, OF klsSissIppi, and I
T. hoIcombs, of Virginia, arrived ct she Clifton
house J0sS scEoSs the river from this pIsc,
IheU Arrival was daily announced ia Tha pDbl;c
! press, and ths object of sheir mission "a, nm.
derSfood 70 20 % ooRsult with the D ,moers,ic
leadsF5 OF The &0Tte ia reference 20 the Cbie,po
convention.
Results proved, hsHsyet, tha. they hal
donois P4tpsse in view, which was fifg. d vel
cPed to dorsee Greeley, by Gao n Sa Geys
Hho wrets 10 M. Greeley, stating that Msssu
Ciay, Thompson and Holcomhe were dcIT va
| eogniSe3 comm issionerI Of tie Confadsr.:s
! GoveTnEl ant, and desired 70 know what ,sT,no
/ could bs made ior tervsins.ing the var bet Wean
I the tvs sections. He added, however, thst
| thee' c0ssnSsoners were not spsclelly a1lho7-
iE7a 70 negotiate fox e csSsehon Of hjg,s; syas o-
! 9 restOrsHGn OF the UaIon, bu: ;hst .hey wo3j6
s Ike to have an iniormaI conference viii, such
Z persons 81 the United States G G1verumeus ,uicsI
: indicate 10 mees them. These facts hugioo
been Prs;eHssd to hT Lincoln. ;.a Teouesiod
Mr. GreessY 10 SIT ia she mater g be thought
A1Visseie urdsE tins Psculisr circumstances
ana stated that Be Mr.. LlnSoinl shJad az a9y
time be pleased 20 receive propositions non
those who hs3 beer in arms sga;Bs, the Cav.
ernment toE IssOrn 80 their allegiance and
duty ~ eitiEsRs Of the Udien H5 sis5 sisted
| that he Ehouh bs pleased tG ss4 tha TyainG re-
stored upon sHy terms consistent with the pTes-
eut and future safety, BelfRZs AMI honor OF the
Government. M. Greeley, having sstsled all
preliuisar vt:h NJ Linsoln, proceeded 30 this
place, reaching es7e !sst Monday TnoIniny and
took NJ SosT'srs q. ihs Icle'uaGqncl hotel A
correspondence wes A. oRes opened wi The
comn'ssiohsEs. Rad, 81 e Gaat Iesgss5 ihsy
made ahs following proposition, and gave il =.
tIeir 9Npoa sAsS Eas Itich9oEd G3Ve-urneu;
Touid approve aud Tssify khs same. The res.,-
IAhcp 81 E'e Union il siSiu Igd urar ais
basic.
t.IsE All negroes who have a3-l xnsaa:!v
reeu 81 sSS war 50 ~ s>:Grei n sael ire.'.
lon.
beeoad, All negroes Al prsssn! held as ,l.yes
to Tensip SC.
lhlid The war lsbt Of both parties 30 re
paid Oy .bo United States
Fourth Toe Old doctrine OF State rights to he
! re~ogn:79d IL TacoasigRcaRS the Union.
Inns proposition was laid before Mr. Lincoln
Sy RF Greeley. The Presidan. st once teIe
grS2hsa 70 AIr Gres,ey The Terms upon which
10 ~oa.a propose settlement and rsconsiTuc-
ton, t5,wit:
tEa ldii sud e0apiesa Tastofation Of the
Uhicn Ia al It's territorial integrity; the abs J.
1ona91E Of slavery ny the seeded Statss,
ondeI Goiaitioas which should, while respect.
ing sRs PIoPsrty nights Of ell Ioygl men, saoEd
mPie security ssslnst snasher wsT in the iu
AEtsT considerable csnespoH,lsRcs between
ths Ss"Fss, Ii wa concluded 20 refer the wholE
mtits b2ek 50 TIE two 1svsrnmsnss for recon
sids't aoR: all negotiations have been teTmi-
&ateJ HT Greeley, in company with Mt
day PhVsts Secretary OF ET. Lincoln, called
1pJE tla commissioners at tie Clifton HUuse
Il $40 canada side where q pIo:rselsd and
peasant i7tsrvieY was held, aud the various
Ieot'ons under consideration were discu-sed
a length. Ar. C!tsolsy left tas Falls fer Ne~
Y6rk 7B Ihls afternoons train i is uudeTs,ood
hat :aa o7mmissio1sfs, with Sanders and Jew
cit, 2Ts 70 5es2Aia and Garry on negotiations
with she Democrats 4 letter is TO be prepared
ter tie chicago convention, 10 which the ccn.-
LnIEsE2neTs will bold cot strong assurances Of
ress5'aao2 OF the Unisn, nader Democratic
auspices Ihe 5hola movement is rsgSrdeI Jy /
uslY IS mere gGhsae 30 entrap the dminis-
ITGt m mo false position before the couutry
md Ste ToIld, fcr hs bene6t oi lisunioR Dem
OcTsEE.
GOrrssPsO3sass Ss1 to5k EsSals
EIAeABA EAILs, July ~, "A H.-hoIace
Gr, lsy 10 sail Zero, and kseps NJ It's comma-
cstans With Geefee Il . tndeCs fs sen.
veg 10 the Clifton House this Horniue about
u a'olGek, and was thsfs uaii i~o ?. H. He
vas accompanied by Mr Hay, Presdepi Lin.
e)lu private SsIfssAry TnsTs vas bat hr.Ie
conf aiSstion beiweSn Greeley and Sanders .c-
day Several very important points havs trans.
PiTeo Of previous consultations, which Justify
me- II stednE that mighty events are 10 y trans
piTinH hsTs. Jake Thompson is no. heTe at
prEse5t. George n Sanders and Prrtesaor 7
B. H3eohles oi Gbe Law University of SaginaE,
zoe iarsou wRo beat Hives for she rebel Con-
grsss, arc sac only persona with whom Juncil
has Ds5l held. G. T.. Clay, or A ALBANIA il ex
oeStsi at she Clifton House Ic-Dieh;.
Sanders has been here fer eAily S.x weeks
Judging iFon e.rcams:suces, no: necessary to
ata:o now, he has moi been able 70 dc much
Wbalesf he hae accomplished ssysii:nR t,u1s
wi sell. C0nDunieRions have passed between
hin and several parties u he sriar MA +. a ,;za
wa ss thought tG ks o0s Of the gesyons fcr III
ur u % seeTsSary SsAntoa's resignation a
es6sSs wLs sent to Washington, wiIh yropo>i-
.iOEg BgEed uPo0 which Al intel vie = was asysi
AID yIol:otioR 10 20 t. WeskjnS:a iey 81 IN
eETLew with Old Ass. What Ths precise nstuye
OF tsess propositions Nos. 4m unable to say,
iur'net 'ha" thti bs strongly atfaS ths Tes.0fs-
ton of personal rights
The messenger, ho"sTsf. IsluTnsi RON
Warrington With s;i2alsdops iroHa Mr Lincoln.
stating upon What tsTT3s 6ir SSrs snd bis p,rty
Wonld beaLloWRd to visit Washington and rsvD
/ az interview st she " Whts House raess stinu
lS'ions VeEe Considered by Sanders sni HJI.
comb, ard Greeley ~LS sEsAoTised 20 TELEGRAPH
and say thss shsJ vera Gocefssd.
No one IN Washington knsE sa7fhias shout
! the affair but Ar 4incelR, aud Gp tbs arrival
of tbS dispatch at Washington it MAS SsiEe; hv
Stanton, who, s1pRosins toe operator here WAS
playing i71OE, 2rdsred his arrest sat Mr
Greeley happened 70 he near ths Sslsefsph Si .
hsro when Stsatca's 15essASs returned, and ,ha
affair Wss sxpiaiRod. If, therefore, anton r.
! Signod, it is supposed 70 Sc partly on aerount
I OF completeness growing ont OF ihs AGiaIr