, 1864-11-06
QbifaQo Qribnne.


GEE MUST FlGHT 1T 0UT.
ve presented some considerations day
ortwo since, showing that hostilitfes, once
interrupted, according to the plan laid do m
In the Chicago Platform, would never be re-
eumed, except as between two independent
uaiona. We propose to show now that hos
ttltties would be resumed inevitably between
the United States and the Confederate States,
after the proposed armistice should have
ended in the recognition of. the rebel Gov
eminent BY ourselves and foreign nations.
The first question to confront us after such
recognition Is that Of TERRITORY. There
are two ways to conclude definite treaty
ofpeace between belligerents who both claim
certain Territorial dmite. One way is to treat
upon the baais Of each party holding Whist 1t
has in possaeeiou-the basis Of .sI possidetis
Another way is for one power to surrender
all thht the other claims. We take 1t for
granted that Gen. Mcclellan, II elected Pres
ident, would not be permitted to make
treaty On any worse basis than that of hold
ing tbs ground We actually have The Con.
stitution requires that all treaties with for
etgn nations entered into by the E1ecu-
tive, must first be ratified BY TIVE
thirds OF the Senate. We suppose that
some remnants Of the Constitution TouId
be LETT even after an acknowledged dissolu-
zion OF the Union, and that Gen. McCleIlen
would ee Obliged to respect it in this par
Le<aat. Ills own political friends have
scarcely oue-hixtn of the Senate, where they
would need tWo.thirds to accomplish the
anl humiliation Of the North, which wopld
be involved In surren1ering MARYLAND, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri.
Atkaneas, and Louisiana TO the enemy: and
even though the Senate could do 60, the pso-
pie would revolutonize rather than tolerate
that last infliction upon their manhood. On
the other hand, the rebsls claim the follow
ing territorial concessions from us:
'.Wtthdrawal Of Yankee forces from ever, foot
%,s*nm Gon,eoefSte ground, Including Ken:ucky and
vote whether che ehal re1naio ia tie Old unton o9
Ii son,ssion 11to ihe c2nlederacy Yielding up
s1 noqda ea the = Of ee Fedes aoe
ae4 vest OF the Confederate St atea "N4~A
1Ms Is The demand Of the rebel govern.
meat Is published by the Richmond Enguirrr.
aAo It must be admitted that they conid
nat"S demand less without placing them.
1c,ss Ewes st our mercy for all time to come
a't ".o an acknowledgment Of our inability 10
eupone then, It is not likely that their claims
noaia De abated What then must be done9
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s.e. s,.s....s.-.- -. .N fe45 vs. .a'
as1s - .~.;o.s,.,- ".uo uee'snsa 1a1s
ho.ns 49, tss tha a.ss...a ~ 10 .ue
ple- It's waters flow from the AIlegha.
nies on the East, the Britlsh boundary
on the north, the Rocky mountains on the
West, To the Gulf Of Mexico; and sooner
Ao~ eaatward ard oo,thv.rd .nd .rast.u.-a
than =. - ,,ort,on he anrra,de e,ad - = $500
nowns Thr connt1o,s con,,s-os .,t;ah :.
=, ~ 1nst he nndar +ha -,~o.a"t,na ~ ~
Jelau pe~1 L nova- ,,,o.ed ot ~ a- "
'pno N.Y. ana wa M,se,sa,,-,, r,sa.. ~ 49,: -, y. .
possible Zoe thas~s"1:e1 1-'et na' peea
twice bought by 's 80 ean n;4s s,a peoPle-once
WIN money aao on ,,asaaaa.eo eo' =. :. :.1 ous
oS 1lsn1 ano ou1s ny *17aN :. "aa :" ~"
never pe less surely oufs '1Ha ~ u 'o.aay.
bnt Inc feoei government Gu ~ tnote 'alnk
o1 ennehdefahg II ana malhtals'lns a separate
national existence, than theT can surrender
theh individual heads and maintain pbysical
li1e- What then must be done: .Fg1t L
ousf
The next question would probably be that
Pandora's box OF all evils. SLAVERY. t'What
have we to do with elavcry r. asks some en-
thusaaat1c Mcclellan money changer. What
have We ever had to do with slavery? Why
have slayes fed to the North, and why have
Inear masters 1o.lo"ea tnem Win oatns and
whips md bloodhounds? Why has the hot
INDIGNATION Of freemen been aronsed hv sncb
.r4-e.Y :. What 1,sve We not had N A. Win
s1<verv n sn,+a ~ m, ;,ost zeo,ona et1,r+s
~ r.st ~ ~ u ha,asaT,.q s1.ss @H,.s 800
~, 1res s-a-;-a ..,,. 49, .aun.a 49,. s,sa ~
s1de thsn ~ T,Ior I'm ~ con1d H. oxtst ha,f 49,
~ hs1r 49, Tha a,,n,eh.r 49, a.da1.sa s aa1,s
ant.gonfen 15tce The snta1onisno M ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~.
vxter hetveen; freedcm and a1sre1r ~ ~ th,t ~
thev eannot live IN contact Ora ~ ~
other must perish What then ,nnst ha dones
Fyohf 1. o,n
Runnosfnc thase oneet;o,a adjusted .ra
9Ne 1114oteos We
eusA Auo IoAt We nave only gone HEln deep
Into the subject. Having consented to the
d;arnot,on ,r tha r,,on how .h.1, - ..,s
= ~ ~ -. 0on. ~" 1aaA ne Ao4u
Dur feclne coAst II Eauioroia and Oregon
choose to secede? We must IN tn war
ara,n nv 1e+ ,r- un1a., s.-.@..,s
8GRns o1 1el cur Golden POSSESSIONS IN the
Wezt nrr 1,rico1nea frnnt.oa ~, rba o+bo,
7 ~. - -. =. Wv .tAA>A
oceaa, s4us A@as Hon US "ltnout 8trug-
E1e. OF course we cAuuot expect Jeff Dayie
q Fnna h,. oou,,or.,o1 ,,o1i,,. - -. -
~ @~n11 Ata 1oaAne1e@1 foncs ~ SUIT our
views. Inefe1ore We must eatAhlah. q
line OF custom-houscs rom the Gnes8'