The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-14
PEACE FEELING AT THE NORTH.


Mercury. World, News, and tie Metro
poitan Record, the Rochester Republican,
Trey Press, Franklin IN Y.) Gazette,
Washington City Constitutional Union,
Dayton (0hio) Empire, and Chicago Times.
Some OF these have been ultra war papers,
and all oi them it, advocates. Their pres
ent position shows great change in pub
lie sentiment. Not deeming il worth while
- copy these extracts in full. the Fayette-
vile Observer gives the following brief
s'atenfnt OF the views of these papers:
The Tribune SAYS that two-thrds of The
Ainerican people, on both sides, anxiously.
nb,"rbmsiy desire peace, and are ready 10
make all neediul sacrifices "a insure ii. It
wants to know the uitmatum Of each par
ty, and is not afraid OF ,irtuslly acknowl.
rdsing the Independence of The rebels by
listening 10 prnpositiors from them.
The Evening Post sass. The party which
can accomplish peace will win the approval
aud suffrage 81 the nation.
The Mercury says a revolution is taking
Place IN mems opinions. Tie war il not
prosecuted with enthusiasm. the govern
meet being demented aud inefficient and
The people weary II their cares and bur.
.ieil.. The Administration neither desire,
nor expects peace. but with the people an
sgon'zing pr.yer for II i going up. " VIZ
want restored Union il we can get IL il
u cannot be had in name, perhaps We may
attain u III substance under new names.
: IL is better to give up a million
Il subjects rather than nne plank IN the
Bill oi Rights.
The World SAYS that the new Presi-
dent. 10 be nominated al Chiesgo and
elected in November, must be ready and
willing TO meet any and every overture for
peace.
lie News looks for peace a. the sequel
ol an arm,stire and a Natiunal Convention. D.
The metropolitan Record ssys that the
hoprs VI restoring the Union have melt
ed away like the mists OF the uo~ning /"
recruiting is failure, the working classes
are evidently determined no Logger to sub.
nit 10 Lineoln's tyranny. "rhr msrmurs
II discontent that are heard throughout the
whole Narih. are but the precursors Of the
storm that is rapidly gathering. aud that
will one day sweep every ,estige against
the war of tyranny of the land. The peo,
pk demand that his feadish pork shall end
The call Of the Autocrat for five hundred
thousand more victims has been received
With sullen resolution TO. subni. no fur.
thri 10 his mvnstraus demands.
The Rochester Republican says the greal
mass Of all parties are for peace. if IL cat
he had with restored Union ahd restor
ed Constitution, even with slavery wher,
itsiill exists. The cry for peace must b,
heard.
The Washington Union saws that :" Ii,
cry for peace is rung into our ears iron
every section aud from all divisions ant
parties" Even the fanatics are coole,
down BY The slaughter and physical suffer
ing and high prices.
Tbs Dayton Empire says, "lrt the pen
pile command that this cruel war be- ended
and all differences between Tire States h,
submitted TO the arbitrament VI conyen
tion."
The Troy Press says the people shoul,
stop The war by showing aside exirrn
mrn and BY concession, eaaciliation an'
compromise.
The Chicago Times says that the neces
sity for peace upon honorable terms isiim
peratiye. The alternatives are. peace witt
honor AMI war with dishunor peace witt
preservation Of life and war with its erten
ded aud murderous conflicts; peace witt
national aud individual solyency and wa
with national and individual bankruptcy.
The Franklin Gazette says that hosts o
Republicans are for peace, even, Il nee'
be. upon terms Of separation and an &C
knswledgment Of Southern independence.
mot q man volunteers now, but all are in
teat upsn keeping cut Of the army"