New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

When she North submitted 70 Q Convention Of q
States the basis If peace they would b. prepared -
acknowledge our Independence; There was 10 midds
ground for u.s. IL was either independence or Slavery
Oar only safety wa, aid In our Government showirga
better appreciation Of te dangers which environ us n
arousng its energies AID putting forth rs powers
Gd meet TIE death struggle tlet upon u.s.
Mr.. ]. I. Leach IN. ca said that the gentleman from
VirGin, Mr. Stapes) hai said that In certain event
he would be willing to blot out the last remnant OF STATE
sovereignty. lie wished to know IL snch monstrous
proposition was ever advocated by Gen. Washington
He Leach was Suate rights man. and be could nos
vote for the resolution which looked " tho CONSUMPTION
Of State officers.
North Carolina, continued Mr.. Leach had come IN for
good share OF the remarks from the e ntiemau fom
Virginia Car. staples He stood ready TO viudica.s
North Cnroina She had given to this war more than
ono hundred and eighteen thousand men which wps more
in proportion TO her population than any ether state In
tie Whole Union. North and South. The mortality
statistics 81 The war show too that North Carolina has
lost ,ue and a third per cent Of her troops while Viz;
,iria ha, lost a Little over one half psr cent.
lie was tired Of this cant that they were having in
the House. Where was the evidence Of North Carolina
not having done her whole duty IN this war; great
hue and cry hid been rnised about Georgia because
Coz. Brown aud Vice Prosident Stephens dared 70
iucog SCI, every word that had been Uttered by Gov
Brown and eyory ire that had been written by Nh.
stephens If Gt be treason be asked the poor privi-
SIR M il,. ts aesea so E that 4 W.. painful source Of
regret TO him TO sac palty ng exhibited In the eEs
lavc bells II The na,ca Zinc like mis-. Our only
hop II success in this struggle was the closest and
most frne,rol union among ourselves Exasperation
IN ,ivsol could oply be fatal " our cause. ~ vas;
heard nc remarks Of the gentleman rom North Car
one, gr. Leach Ue had never heard word ut.crea
~ .hs OF about North Carolina that calculated
7 10 worla TIE sonsibtes Of any man. No one wished
.o with.o bis anraon II the good part done by the
robe OH Nort safe, mnch less not to give her credit
lie believed tal 20 institute companions OF what sce
lud suc Sta es had done was in bad t,se aud would
produe, 10 good The Military Conmi ice bad never
oea is7 ascertain the precise numbers furnished oy
tbl several States 10 the army. BE vas wiling to say
thlr ~ f, states had done their best, aud he wone
checrfdry accord that North Carolina bad done rs vel
es any.
Mr Niles said he regretted to bear this talk about
"peJcpp "rccan.truciOn." =" COM ent.0a Of States
| &c lie belieyed that it could oIly jure Us. IL
worl encourage the enemy in the prosecution OF the
war, stnuigte them 70 greater efforts While 1t coad
az y. ON - Trends n the Mott" We have none
Both IL. Yallandlgham and Mr.. Pendeton Who are
citG a. The most prominent Of the "freIds OK the
South ~ the North, have declared over tier own sig
baiare, that they u never surrender the Uaion, and
thst oy viii struggle 10 tue bitter END for IT, recon
struciio. Mcclellan. too, when be was Dominated, -
was Understood, Oh peaco platform m, deliberately
kcsea TIE Platform from under hiIn ana declared that
the s and only object Of this war wss tue restoration
of the Union.
he lad he rd from gentleman Of crea. intelligence
had been in Boston, that tho senen. OF tie peo'
be there was r CARRYING the VIII until every negro
VAS fec end put in possession OF our lands and bonee.
en4 that the people Of Boston were ao ,hoas
fcts before Us anything needed show the utter
f1 ; OF all this talk Of p.are coming to 4 rrugh
COZ yeut;on of Statesf lie believed that dcpuiaion
.eut 10 the Emperor Of China would be OF ni much
sistence 70 ns dppu.atson 10 Wa'hngtoa CITY: u
re we're in Quest Of cognon. lie hal 10 doat feae
much cou.d be effected Dy wise and deEterots dido-
macy. Dip.omatic e.ents could have dpIe q mich
GOOD secretly if they had been furnished VITA means
- MONEY is ya.r blc every where bat shf nj We create
an ,.np,e SION upon he Northern nrd tan: We are
weary ~ the wrr, IL wraid only stimulate them TO
L.lre zig rous prosecution Of 1t.
Mr. S.nits a. c. said that he believed that the
statistics fUr Sled By tie Con.crptn Bureau Of the
b. OF exem, IS in the different States are false
and uut.astvOfthy. Certainly tley could not be de-
pended npon He would tekr for instance, the follow
liz lgtes part o, table furnished TO the Chairman