The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Extensive Rebellion Of tho Rebels n
Nsrth Carolina and Georgia
r E Jon RUCTIoN.
Letter from the Rebel Vice
President.
He Desires Heartily and Earnestly
to Take Steps for Restoring
Peace and Harmony,

The Rebels In Rebellion.

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NORTH CAROLINA AND GEoRaIA YILLnD WI3D
ARAED DEsERTBRs AsN RUNAWAY sLAvEs-THEIB
RAID ON rHs .PLAhrKks-ALL EHSoRTS TO GAP.
TURa THEN REPULsED-ExrEHsIvs CONSPIRACY
IN NORTH CAROLINA-JEFH. DAVIS IN TAv0B or
RvACUAriNG VIRGINIA, EfC.
Or. J. W. Ross, who stands high - clergyman M
North Carolina arrived hero day direct from RAleigb
with important intelligence. He says the entire State a
North Carolina ~ well IS Georgia. ID alive with sbes
deecrlers who in most armed aad organized
and abundantly able TO protect tbemaolves In the
part Of the State they reign supreme Thesa
they not only make repeated raids on the wealthy
planters and rebel depos for supplies, but give prosec
tion to runaway slaves who are also armed and accom-
pany these bands OF deserers In their raidng exped
tions Tho rebel authorities says Dr. Ross, have given
up all hopes or forcing hese mon back into the rebel
ranks having been repulsed n all their eorss tnia
end Every expedition this purpose by tho
rebels has proved failure, for those who were not
killed in battle deserted to tho insurgents whose num-
bers are continually Increasing Je Davis said when in;
Raleigh that the desersrs from the Confederate army
ouinumbered the Confederate soldiers In the held.
Raleigh implcates many prominent officers Of the con-
o he
State government vi North Carolina and all the railroads.
separate State action for peace with President Lincoln
lbe Doctor tha. now apparent TO the rebea
ties 70 General Lee to receive nS wSsA
Grant by sudden spring of his trap Will close up the-
last sap and s1s Lee 20 Ss % lac naS
much concern, who rs in lavor OF evacuating Virginia
altogether having repeatedly impored General Lee 70 ds
so and not incur the risk Of CspituAtton o hs army
This told 70 Dr. Rsss just before leaving Raleigh h
an aid on Governor vance's staff.
RECOMMENDATION. "a
IMPORTANT EXTRACT FROM VICE PRESIDENT Srn.
PnEss-REpLy TO aENARAL snsRnAK's COMFY
[From the Richmond Dispatch, OCT. 8l.l
Tho letter Vice Presidents Stephens 70 willians
King the from General Sherman with propo
stions TO negotiate published The invitation for
the Vice President 70 meet tho Yankee IN Atlantic lr
s3pssnS s 9ss H. s,epnsns :.ys
But In the present instance. the entire absence a asN
Ss suoS susa o. g
appears from hs message, neceessary prscpdes ny -
csas 70 &c man, may also say o
that u he V o. opinion ths1 thsrs as1
prospect q ou. .srs.9s upon tern. .., = :Ass
respective governments, even though b hes uo-
power 70 act 10 advance IN the PREMISE and VI, .
bstng dssirous for himself you repsessn0
him 70 have expressed hIasell would nos eAesr5si.4
TO his request thus manifested land enter, oA a a.
earneste Of my nature, upon e respcunols ana arsoa5
p1.ne7ies Of honor, rsgl and j.ie. al pa,ste, iS
DOS not seem 70 ma % b az AL tnposibss 'ssA am0
most respectfully, ALExANDEk a. STEPHENS. :
NEGOTIATIONS TO CONE ONLY WHEN rHB BRLLI-
GYRRNrs ARE EXHAUSTED.
from the Richmond Sentinel, Oct sl.l
"Peace cannot be secured BY lighting" s cry thae
we sometimes hear fainthcsred. at must bes
such the nature Of sns man that nghlug is osr
the only road TO negotiations. Two the court
green engage a settle dincuty, enorto
OF friends having been unavaing. In tho nrst shocn
and Jury OF the fight woo TO him VINO attempts 10 part
them and TO institute "pegotiationsn But wait untn
they are well blown, bsckenea bruises bleeding
wounds have taken the ardor of combat and then
boy separate ,pem and ''neeo.iation" ending IN
'peace." natural Of tnngs. Peace is finally
established through the teeotaion but the lighting had
made negotiation practicable and easy.
w war which United WaQiuQ
II Is vain expect negotiations until the asealng party
has been pummeled out hi. fury despaiv
success. The fsilureof hope will be attended with
WEAKNESS aud exhaustion that win prepare
raining their blows upon with all their fury and :
filing the air with vauntinas Of victory, the petition
for neacc. c7nng from ns would be as snveng a. the
supplicatng 'Piease sr,' which s heard al the whip
ping POST 70 each fall Of the lash The duty Of
the presen, hour 10 deal right lns.y blows upon our
euefny and TO make him dgusted with his undertaking.
Peace will then come OF ts accord. IL can pever
before. but by suomisson II those among MS who
negoa submission their copduci To-
logical, though not trunk II they do not mean suhmb
zion they arc encouraging the enemy and Ljufng tho
ought respect the public Judgment sufficiently giyc
over their tnid and uumsnly counscs.
4 BLooDrHrRsfY sEngL vIzw OF RECONSTRUCTION
Correspondence OF The Richmond Wing, Oct 31.l
Talking OF reconstruction there 10 but means for
thorough reunion and ,ha, by combna lion between
the Con!oderates and tho Northern
meu;ed by The blood OF the black republicans II tho
Northern conservatives would at once and actively
operate with Gu this basis there might bc hopes OF
happy and permanent rcuron But nothing short OF tho
blood-ine exicrminoiion Of tho monsters who have
made this " III suffice.
the Northern conseey a,ives not ready for thin
combination, tho next and possibly best alternative
rs apnexnon TO ngland France. TINS would rendot
reunion forever impossible and st the time Crafty
that which Ia the absorbing passion Of every Southern
heart-vengeaoce tho nfernal Yankees. I would
make the application fcr annexation In the rst instance
10 knglsnd the mother country. II she declines,
coud .hen apply to France The advantages TO either
would be great that refusal could be expected.
The advantages TO would be, eternal paraon FROM
the Yankees and the ability OF wreakng upon that Cod
leEH rlcn sweet Az however,
able we may be to maintain our Independents,
not able to desoate their land they desolaG
ours Until that Effected The dead quepys
ia their graves