The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-15

1rs coly princ plc In the On csgu iaN..,f ~t.ch
telrs directly upon III, t'. seat VAR is de- 'ars-
tion tha, II has utterly f>'oi OF o. "a .al there
foro Immediate Get saii,n OF hos,litics IA To-
rnsuded ny "iusticc, hrmsutr. .t"rt7, al 100
public welfare" AsAril.'. .r 'is psr > plat
form IN que ltion proyo,'s ',u vi '-itc convention
of all the statss o. Oh ~ Isstrb'c n.aLS to TIE
cod that q. he eartctr- ic,bls moment peaCe
may oc restored CO the tsHs"f the Tc'ersl Union
of u. ststcs." IN er,c. 90 an fre--' nSerpre
ta,i1n "a! TIE seutinei - en- disi In hielsngise,
oIose sl-is ia Ioc 's'ary. NJ loysl rrsde u
dispute " l.dr.hl,ues1 Of rcs, ring the Talon BY
poacestc mean nor 10 there ono who does ~,
.rnout the 'ear'll e. 81 Iturc II life Which ~,
has en- Allied uoon tho c1untrs. The only lies'ion
At s,rs "a a., ult nate cff,ct'ot these d' etgch
iin,s Of '.,icy. 10 olucdsts q do'tnne D tho
Ch.cag' platform, we will presume 10 CIV.
II practical aprl,oa, on supyona then,
that cessation Of hos,il'tea tsa been ef.c,ei,
wha, TN : A Committee OF &. Inference mus. u.
.ployed 20 present. prone Gons 81 he rebels.
This conference muet,sf ncce.ii'e - held nth tho
rebel govern m.nt--,hry ar hs relresenta'' 80
tho souttcrt people, din relation, llevs II .
,rue, but idenacal IN "a with ,hps, ~ cur own
JhHNtuufIA 'Aff bANi- sfttf N''AAA w NV
virtual COZ roc m the AR II tie rebels. our sup
posed Cou,nnttcu u Cli'creacc n, bens able n
reach the people unlo.s tle-. Leaders we-S eel el
aud hoid u, prisoners or d-!vc1 into ,slc JETr.
hiinscif must then be iruat~i y nh, sad, src1-d,ug
~ lie Chicago plniio.ln, the union al tho st,',s
would be ne fundameni-l irre'plc o. cor,1ron,, -
prcsonlcd on tchaf ~ ia, Nor.n; and 10 dot ne
thc Spint - ShieA To. lropnr TIC, would te TO-.
eclved bY DAVIS tnI b.t c44Jrs,rf, We i've only
to ok a. ,4c RS, = q J.iqucis@;.l,rov uiis
"lOa. ard the Igpis NJ RANGES n tho r-h.
President ever -inco the bcgiunry 4 ,Go ss- Tie
has in every iI,tanc, niat ,iotci'ly dblarc 1,
secundcd by All tie gy..hor7 lc.dota that under
no circumstances. for no consideration. In no
event. wouii tic South DO wiling 70 return to
tao feler,l Unioa, even though ,hev were
Permitted 20 dictate all tie conditions
Bat 4 tle retols spurned tie a,s Of compromise,
what wo"h naturally h their 81 ntn''nts regard.
H. conditional In the hra plsce. evoi II wo - ia
mart 10 m'm.,y from punishment 10 Me tail lr.
tnG hirg We az tler crimes AGAINST tic Govern
ment, could we ito iari less Than indemnity ar tn,
ucn 81 cust OF tnc Z. and security against u re-
re,tion oi REBEL on And is IL necessary Ia stu
tho VA in order determine W such proposiroi
would bc rceivsii To utnuc the experiment,
suppose N vle~ OF this r1snve ev donce, H. -, TN
rsbel government should not consent W a oompfo
mise, what ,ncnl What would be tho .uts.ulen
conrso Of acton in carrying at the bentir ent @
he Chicago pistforms rns; document eri
phatcally declares inst the war Ia
failure. md that u uut 70 substitute,
by convention OF States, Other pcaesoLl
means. Tho rebel authorities Lavin,y rcnn~,d ION
s'ut to reunion, AMI consequently Ia n convenil on
OF states based thereon. what nests II Ihr wa
has prove total fl're, of course a return 10 hos
Titles could not he thought Of and the oihei
pea cable means" would ,hen hc employed wha
ar hose rneshsf What Is implied by peace, ate
The expet' ncnl OF restoration has failed , Thu
matter tho Gh.caso platform fails 10 explain. Tn
truth is th't tlc emily honorable cessa ion 81 nos
tiltics to which tie grc.. boy . > he. u pcopl
VII cousen,. IS llH which viii e low tie suoce.
n the North,rl arms. 1aen supIn sson y IL
Union will be matte n uoreas Is, - fAr As t.
roeci ls.dc.s concerned, and a restored rnioi
viii he weicomcd ~ ,'c southern rcople, Tho vi.
hy that tine have e-luei how 81, sci, they nav
reen ie,o.vel