New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Great Britain.

choose public grounds. Ibc one WOulu restore TIE
Union by fire. sword abolition Of slavery and extcruii
hston Of the white people the other "osd restore IL
hy offering the South ever, thing claims or can claim
sxceV Independence. That offer falling 20 eoHc ate
Me people their leaders would be III the sane pre-
dicaehi MT. Lincoln snG Compelled either 10 make
peace with an enemy whom he Lad 'dlhIy sV"eh 20
sOerce OF persuade cary on the war III one parry
or the other broken exhausted. The Wricr aiso
contends that the great battle oi The Georgia campaign
has lei to be fought
H. saws there never wss moment wien more conf.
ience az to the result Of the war was entertained
throughout S,cessia.
sireIes aud much distrust was evineed. The heavy
bosses which being ncuried b! the s"ri1is iai ~
cotton was ;e main Of the Slam one LlNerPooi
ko1se-W Wall er Co,eswOrth Co.. and also Messis.
Qclriobs 4 Co.. of London had suspended pay ueh'
Tor barge smogris both firms beng sht"R.u !" cotton
SEPARATIONS Ii j. stated that the babliies :" MI bVv
~ Hayre>-in the cotton trade--reaoh 10 less Than
SIoOo sterling The fGiure Of the LEEDS nahslng
20 was proving very bad snlr ana "au ~. 10 s va
brothers Mr. John Aarahao, Of London. aid MI. j.
". Marsden. iroamaster. Leeds. Ire LITTER had ao
sounded with view OF getting 70 New ioFA put ei
hrts we're being made 70 stop hini
IL vas feared further f0lul es would take place
FKR ENGLISH PRESS OS McCLELLASs LETTER OF
ACCRPTASCB.
From The London lines
IT will be observed that Gen. Mcclellan,
~hile approynr 'paciic plicy II place Of TIE policy
snrsued by ire rresen AdminYpaton nevertheless de-
esres distinctly for tn re,st,bshmeHt OF the thion
est all b.sards ~ profession OF political faith in'
va,ves contradiction bat II IL cont aaictioh which
accepted by perhaps the mos, numerous section oshs
oaly % the parry boa enough {" own that 1t would
peace II necessary, even at tie price Oi DIS
nnon. Tie rest enssriain 81 affect h-pe tat u 'ae
Republicans, vi accession 10 power ~ the sgns
o. Secession. could DC Superseded by HE Democrats
Ebase sympathies with the south are tadiiichai ad
notorious The Seceders wOuid desist nom war anu par
bey with thei- ancient fiends.
Such is the slippery aAd piecsrious rio ",dte which
Mcclellan must c, present tred but thonih the Don
ae
probably no escape from 1t. 1t appears tiai very
kJre number ~ Americans he.fty dcsiit peace. shd
arr vet afraid or unwilling 10 declare foI peace Cd Tie
oaly terms which would ce tatls Produce II. They
vish H. have done With fighting, and yet they cannot
bring themselves 10 condemn the W-i except Oh tDe
sonjiton Of securing it. object by tome better policy
On a pure pa.cy 81 peace the Chicago Convention
would have been iai.uTe II is only by aipTopnatrg
the cry of t"e Republicans tns the Deoei as ea
frvm The Manchester ousrdisn
The truth is that Gen. Mcclellan endeavors
% 6s.sse with his correspondence ana hnesses a"k
Saraly. showing inst Enough cunnbe to imieit credit
ar hopesty and MT enough ~ give HIM hope OF vac
tory ia the contest OF Wits No IaD IN his senses could
i.i u ne reeve the real spirit ard meaning Uf the
luton ubmt ed 10 him by the parry VINO Offered cub
teat 10 his agreeing with them 10 accept lin Is Their
esadids,e No dcub i; stipulated for the u, ion-il"t
4 u, say the men vbo drew Il testified to their own
"uaesity 70 their Uniol," without saying anything
about what should be doye 10 ih"se Who GAee ed iron
2" a,s :uSos' h q 'nf nl
xptaa purpose decise Inst, !" The "i'n'on
n h. ssnsspibrs te Union c"uiu not Oe Ecstuieu ~
var aud 10 urge, consequently that immediate steps
onId he .tkeH ~ bring nbOn; cessation OF hCsi''s
AID thel assfmhl igc Vi Il Convention.
rfGe a "A ClesD could not concur In this view Of
ihe hon ,saess Of wGr foi tie obi sought it would
have be a. IN harmony fair dcang. and certainly
With tie practice Of American Potics tnnt he should
Secsr re ty inability assent I" It. He seems - have
srrferred ~ sluI silence and INSIST IN prefer
suea o. " proposition thst tho preservation u the
Union has always been the only proper opyct ~ .he
sahe md tion " settlement These Vows II Viii DO
seer are nc necessarily cou'rad ctory TO ihose uaan
.1sy dec. .SH cs II sss Flew might be bid BY one
To -tn bel Iessd that the ancient condition If the
sosn,ry could 10 restored by The application Of
n,taly free aid that peaceful Negotiations "u, III to
e t,ei The tsaOf that Gen Mcclellan either does
sot believe IN t. ~ fears To svow IT, is thar be says
sdhju. about II Notwithstanding hat coDs1ut tue
s.,e expbc,t iJes ,ofeIed to him By ms 4 lends.
trorn he Newly tCossPcndenee Of Tho London Telegraph
When the pii WioIin came ~ De read, howcIc (,
~Li,te Macs" poi siei:y hrst menaceo. dis ME hds
sugar and cream the Chicago salad, and that tno
D pper.caster Was o. ,genty needed Those who were
r.rr heard 20 utter mysterious inuendues tlat the
Geperrs lter If acc ,sauee would lie found perfectly
.ound On the goose ,oed r., e b. ,ne be, nd .y
sDniession of faith If u caslidhte Then cabe the
Atlanta news EYusii VI succeeded the detection Of ~
many weeks A., -,
Aowp Mr. Lincoln was Sberman's chief; why not
therefore 80 for LincOln' Inc gorilla ths our,
be-" rucsy old Abe" I ne wise men OF the. Denoc'
sscy very much lroubi I'd ~ their nhnds and
here Was talk OF pepper DO Sns ~ cs!rhle 10
Say nothing chuis and chutn VIC and gunpowder Nc
.3elaus letter Of acceptance at leEgll Issued II
tssrs all the of having seE vigorously seasoD.d
Tie basis 10 perhaps q little Oiei even 10 mawkish
psss bet the condiments leave so'iiing " DC desired
zbe eciDce 10 rot very strong " - .h"rea ap AID
amped with mob and surrcuno ed by oatca"I de )rss
and hundred pounder guns from g, cry easement
You will be good enough u gsne uDeT tHaI Tie letter
a. after ALL only electionecTing sddress and that
although it, skeleton may have bee reared la Orange
County, New-Jerssy at sost . do IN pair Of hands
lave been called into action " eliot We II With mufcles
and iDteguments ~ pump D.ood In W us venus and
hreathe Ife into It's aostis Now that II 70 before the
World 1t 10 not looked upon even TIE Oenersrs
fri~pds Ms very 81 ong entity. That II VII bo able 10
.Weal 1T the knees moImurs anoll mt Wisely
washy" gru=.blcs . third But it IS George b.
McCielans ukinatum On IL IN i-incoui' VI paT!hDce
ks Dust put his foot down. and by II he mO ~ shd VI
Prom The London Star.
In the result Of the coming election te Eng
Hsb people lave interest only second 10 I'M VI ths
actors ~ the great drama !: IL merely bee fuse the
Americans are our brethren speaking the same 'oasoe
governed By alnost TIE same laws ana 'ihg us
popular insiitrtions developed from our own W IN
Sdect the great which 10 al stake is whether Ius
iiab ideas and Englsh policy SHAH triumph over IL We
sod Poicy which We happily cast from us many yer
sTv ss BboDan sad dsistrous. lie Republican par y
VINO rally round Mr. IAnclD-althusSb Lord Bruugbai
lad Last Right Lie Annual cling al their siDcesybeeve
@ib that slasesJ occurred tjsg and onROf not
10 w tolerated among Christian people. Ii Was thef
art weak, hating, aud mperiec. sIpression Of auen
eeiief that brought upon them The hefce haued OF TIE
SHAREHOLDERS with iii: terrible war and NJ the vide !
Spread desolston and misery Ia nas occ.s,oDed :
But they have not quaiei even 81 taI trial OF
skeir fith they risen to the hight Of the great
sonrvyersy and taking up arms In defense ~ their
Constitution they have en- step by step IT. deAroy
that Slavery which eating into the Dato'is life
solved that IL shall never again require rncrfce OF tse
l<&f audh hast ~ A nj DaYfy xa