New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

AZ the Great Powers 10 make successful resistance
against armies that numbered strength equai '.
saycuty.Gye per cent OF tho mnsterfoD rtensl0 po"
employcd by the North against this Coederacs. Hthe
power Of sefproectiea and sclfexStenco constitutes
the best title IT, recognition sure, the successful resist
ance Of military assaults iormiI"ole .eyunu :, "a
snly ridiculous for tho natons OF the EARN 10 n u
doubt the stamina Of COMMONWEALTH when hoI9'ca.D
snd successfully vithsands on exfTtoh o. power ~ ~,
destruction under which any one oil them "Vnin "
crushed to atoms
The Laio Pence Negotiations.
PEACE A DANGEROUS SUBJECT To RRbHL
LBApRRs-TRBPIDATI0S or THE RICHMOND
FxAMlyRR--IT WON'T Do TO HINT AT PEACE
-TuR SOUTHERN PgoPJB ONLY TOO AS1-
Ious FOR TIA HOLLOW GIAyB-YAhe
LAUGH.
From The Richmond Examiner July ~
For the first time we have The pleasure on
heartily approving state pnpI OF Abraham Lincoln:
II concerns MesArs. Hoconbe. c. c. Clay and George
n. Sanders and would fondiy believe no other per
son OF persons whomsoever. When otbci0rs indisdu.
ais go creeping round back doors. asking interviews
With Lincoln for full interchange OF sentiments" 1t
gives SINCERE qualification 10 see them spnrnei yes
kicked. !iom the said back door. To Abraham We De.
lberetey say Bravo or. II he likes 1t better Bully
Think u Oh ex Senator from Alabama and Virginlnn
Member Of Congressfor we say nothing o! the third
neeotiutor exposing themselve. greiutousls IDLY
hands Of the truculent bnffOoI Of illinois.
The eccentric procedure Of those o.scnuenen has
all the air " device Of the ingenious Sanders He
was who. finding Mr.. Clay and MI Holcomte travel.
ing in Canada for their health aud soourpi,g at the
Clifton House. bethoughi him OF getting them Into
correspondence about peace and IL wac he who opened
IL hin.if by igtter " less person than that sh
Culinary philanthropisi Horace Greeley. asking lin
(Grceloy) TO procure safe conduct Tor the party 70
Washing ton. and thence 10 Richmond IL appears that
Gree,cy at fret thinking this was real embsss! -
offer submission eagerly promised tue safe cohdnct III
tie Presidents name They replied tlHy wore not eI
se,y and alioge'her o., nsa no
pondeuce' were communicated W Richmond, they OF
somebody else would be invested wilh foil po~eIs
And what weSe the circumstances disclosed, We
learn this from long letter Of Messrs Clay ard Hol'
cOmbe written eftcr their repule The ciIcunsllnees
Disclosed nothing IN tbe world EXCEPT Greeley
unauthorized offer Of q safe conduct They sny-abi
in reading what they say remember that II IL two emil
nent Confederate gentlemen addressing patty nbo'
ZIONIST editor not having the presumption TO silie TO
the Emperor Abraham HIMSELF eA1ciing no conditions
but tl,a we should bo duly accredited from Richmond
as bearers Of propositions looking 10 tho eslaD
lshment Of peace, thns proposing basis ior confer
comprehensive ns VIC could desire u seemed 70
us that tho President opened door that lad prev0usy
been closed against the Confederate States Tor ini
Interchange of sentiments FIRE discussion Of conflict
Ing opinions and an untramme!ed eutt 10 remove NJ
causes OF controversy by liberal negotiations. What
right had theS TO even aude 70 propositions looking 70
the establishment Of pcacef Who commissioned tbein
10 interchange sentiments with Lincoln ara VIM no
they mean by OF controversy and LIBERAL neg a
tioIsf II these Oicions geBtemea Lad been fece~ci
nj Washington. and had been accredited from Rich
mond should have iei very ner'oas on tho subject
u those liberal negotiations However. Lincoln. 20
soon az he Informed there were such people looking
about that back door surnising that II vss DOW patty
open. though previously closed ana paryitg WIZ
New YORK editor In the hopeOf getting 1dmttnnoe-
shut up the door witt bang right IN their three nos.
aud warned them off By notice-"Io Whom 1t May
Concern.
IL is suggested that perhaps the cunning device Of
MFR Slndeis was only contrivancs for helping tie
peace party In the euemys country that the answer o.
MIR. Lincoln Just the very kind Of answer which
the many cOunseed George expected and that u -
TO be used 20 show low ferociOrsy and uDrceniDgiy
the present Yankee Administration Is bent o war aud
REFUSES tho slightest hint Of peace As usual VIII such
excessively cunning schemes this noi'ony defeats,
ITSELF but It helps the cause which u was possibly if
tepdcd 10 damage To exhibit an e1 senator aud mem
Der If Congress Of tho Rebel States thus udy crawl
nr, by roundabout way 10 tha fDoisoo! q NE I'm
perez OF the Yahoos whining aud gniycins about peace
and liberal negotiations aud lnuphtiy refused even
sdmfonCe 20 the sovereign presence. viii sefyc not the
roaoa buf tho var PARTY because "A VIII b. uscd 10
create the impression that The COufeder0c! must be- IN
the agolcs II dcati when two such ~ tingu5hod gil
ator make so ptftl an attempt 20 reach the ear OF
offended ao-.. VI such wa the idea then In this
case ~ In The other " those whom X mey concern
have got whaf they deserve.
one Edmund Kirket What ale the detectives about
Hcie have been two spies manifestly SPECS lat tug
SpO,tawood Hotel Biehhond, on a secret mist on" sld
now instead Of being Castle Thunder kirkc and the
Rev Colonel aIe again IN their 0@n country, giving
mystorops hints 10 the Washington correspondents.
about t0iT three days entertainment in Richmond, and
abo,t Two Interviews which they said they had with
Mr. Dyia. They cannot disclose f" for The pieSent'-
those y diplonls-~hat passed ~ tose iotofFieNs.
but IN Ia intiHatedand here IN truly startling fact
-" that Mr. Davis would consent TO nothing shnIt Of
the recognition 81 the Southern COnfoderacy.' OF
course these fvv YOuFees spice, or ehe thoy
wantcd 10 sell something in Riclmond which they had
run tlrough The incs CT probably they combined tie
two objects Oar passport system We fear y but little
protectors and the detectives are not slieHnty vg
hnt.
HoSs01nsr dis my b. here Ia c,riafsiy ycR,i,d
Of ,aos, raExe AisDeriass Of p,Gc nioh hare ssc,ra
wcs be'ore circulated through society Mcny htak thar
p,ds i ~ me air. Pace end fpsGc, foot droyRd
ss 6Hd Dra dr,aa of peaee night Wo have seen here
Unauthorized and oblcous persons. both Union and
Rebel repalr respectively North and South about the
u0ment a. II were, snu1Dg peace as horsee snuR
IN the desert IL gold declines little IN New
York In the teeth Of military disaster. The Nsps
says IL 10 because there 10 sort 81 iasincse feeling
tbHt on tho eve OF peace This IL not unnat-s
ura tc plain ayowa OF the eneiDy press fonr months
ago that this years campaign ust be Ito final one,
tie approach Of Lneolns. bloody term, tho immf
sent financial min OF the United States all combine 10
thar We are soon TO have peace.
And II may be Peace may BE- nearer 70 M then
We think, and may come suddenly, though one cannot
SEQ precisely how. One thing however IL clear. SO
desirable event cannot be hastehed BY amateur ne
gctiators exchanging sentiments" with Mr. Linoolni
nor by blockade runners hrusting "interyisws on MI
DAVIS; nor by any possible conceivable correspond
ence between George Sanders and Horace Greeley.
A CURT RBPLY.--Mr Charles Gibson, SOlici-
tor of the United States In the Court Of Claims ad
dressed letter to the President In which be rendered
his resignation Ia terms Quite uncomplimentary The
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