The New York herald., 1864-11-10

meue from without 70 prevent CONGRESS IRON Oeng q
and the pressing urgency q shs times And yss We -.
peat s they who viii have 70 decide, and probably to
hereafter or free and 20 wsrui people There Gle.
Of The body polite which does not demand mpera
NJ" snr ss %
much neglected heretofore and unimporsant To ap-
pear.nces, viii bear being lightly p.ssed over osy
earsfaily % n%,.sd. no. By asanciai ability only. Ou.
worth more fully known 70 ianoraus and prsjudiced
world 7hen the sogeson o tnuolrg tae AID o. france
b. BE- esrssaTs 1s .s oh.G Ws.i a. aA Of ma
taosai haired m9 make Us pvfsr % suugalion % tAs
Yaxkes Ao0 the Areat Of sbmi,ng 10 forscm pro
tecora,e aOM affect IA policy Of M enemy, and the pro-
Sssi0y Of fwepean Povsrs accepnng saeh aacqr eys-
fore qsest.ons Of AaAea impst Nor viii there be those
national weapons by the side OF tho sword,
and who would have US deal tenderly and q
the Norsh TAe hopes they choose cherish e of
kcC7slldas election, The necssts Of aiding the pedoe demo-
iasui y aOsne; ~ sr.Ssc de- :sar 70 an end ~sn ali S
pressed upon the attention 0 Cowre0. and require c0rsful
oonsdSrdso~ Then evs Is tAe most important question Of
d-he pdys and means 70 carry on the uGr The tdsure
Of tie measures of last Congress erident tho decline Of
the too largely attributed to the redund
up, nursing improving the credit Of the government
The currency has now lost PURCHASING POWER,
and nothing bot is utter extinction W win ra us oi
the oppressive weight which parayzes production and
destroys commerce. may b found impolic TO rcneS
specie baas-she osly sound und safe bas after all
should be deemed inprdecae, rcssrt yi haue to b had
sovssne o - oomSs But, a. there can be q no liberty il
store for without war, there be without
money and the people look with almost painful anxiety
:Sd The dcy s Tho 'n r.nss
pns shs poWsy * the
almost uuaivided attention The army itself can do much
OF Incorporating enforcement Of the Articles Of War
Thy must to look upon hesepes Vonteers to be
sas ne from and a"S.S las a s n.y m MUS, :y
a system Of strict responsibility, from the highest
70 the lowest % ., 1ere .0tn 500. & oe no army ktt
recalled from the production Of grain and the indis
pensabe branches Of industry and whether the list Of
answer only for short, spssmodio effort Much Yil Be-
sdid also, for and against the d1ming of slaves
and s:s ,sse snsa."s s s,Ss assss sss
How to prevent the present evil of taking two hundred
thousand productive hands from our lands and setting
them free, while their wives and children remain slaves
how 10 guard against the dangerous lever OF popu
ation In midst hereafter will require all the tact and
wanting, the importance OF which none the less
pr essng because not 30 apparent many OF which will
turn the grave soiemny Of the task appas the outsider
and ought deeply to impress the Congress Trustingly
and conding great nation has given into their hands
she control OF their properly their lives and the happ
OF future generations Cautiously and
ly hope they will approach their solemn duties
invoking the aid Of the Almighty, devote all their facu
ties and all their energies 70 tue salvation OF mighty
people In the very crisis ef their oxistence.
THE FEELINe OF seCURrTY WITH WHICH CONGRESS
MEETS AT RICHMOND.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Nov IL
The Congress- o the Confederate states meets this day
In this city Of Richmond, which General Grant TO
to this day There are very serious doubts, indeed,
among the beat disposed Of his friends and admirers out
n do mt AYfa dOnh nj aouh
ect 30 far as have been able to earn The Congress
OF tho Confederate States at least must fee entirely
sOiissa s sound of A guns. Knowing wnss prize they
would be should hs capture The city and make prisoners
The object Of tns present session win b. no doubt 70
make every provision possible for the Of she
ss great au -
calm dieuiasd deliberate esnsidsrsson Of pubic aaes.
tions which belongs 70 their exalted station.
Rsconssruetion.
HE BEBEL coNGRsssAAN BoYcs AND MS RECON
SrRuCTIoN PoLIcY-HIs LATE LETTER A B0xB.
8HKLL IN rHB SOUTHERN CANT.
ffrom the Charleston Courier, Oct. 22.I
"That Mr. Boyce true Southroa, earnest patriot
single moment But the faci is.s hs i ali these. and
THAI in addition to his being I'll these no 10 also he pos
:eaTcsv ss.s dano~s snan-so, 70 vim not utter the
name about 70 slip from pen In connection
~n one =. I'M m1: but 70 .no% % Us s.1nst
believe the rev0entatSce Of 0 Congressional drset
has n6eienay sdennfsd Atssssv BY As late Litter asd
speech wi the onutne roo0NserUionss 10 render Mm
We take this from tho So~tA Ca~oli~san. and gladly
Journal concerned the best standard Of respect
and courtesy and decency viii be maintained We ex-
peU.eo sn ~ o~e ~ ;"nrn. ~ ns
published n capital. We regret that other journals
have observed this wholesome and proper rule and
surprised that Journal usually decently
she Petersburg Espre should without publish.
ing Mr. Boyces letter. apply 70 and the indications
aivee Of the authors mnd the terms mentaI inn mbscy
and old fogyism-" there s adjective epithet in
Webster not applicable TO Mr. Boyce II is imbecile aud
imbecty-or II he s adiudged imbscile by any compe
tent tribunal may expect soon 10 hear OF general
commta Of members Of Congress- TO lunatic retreats,
for there Is MOI noU In tie Confederate Co~0ras de-
thinker and wri,er. although not perhaps as voiube
and forcesul IN speech ae some.
We thank God that convictions aud our estimate
Of our cause and N merits do not induce or
require to such epitbcts Objectionable when
well applied and in this case most njuriously misap
Mr.. Boyce's letter Is open and amenabs Of cos~4 to
editorial censure, and has been censured fairly py
journals after with its republication. Howev& 13h
may diner from sonc Of these comments, or 4he
differences drawn Mr.. Boyce's and nj Sss,
beg leave TO once for all, that we discaM all
desire attempts towards any opposition 10 legitimate
discussion and tho fullest freedom OF the press regu
lated and restrained only IL should be BY the debe.
rate aud responsible control Of its Independents
ductors.
eipa press-has nos fully aud entirely shaken or all the
habits and bias acquired from . long intercourse and
change With the journals Of that "mora metropolis OF
Yankeedom-Ecw York.
A SECOND LETTER PROM CONGRESSMAN W. W. BoycE.
wIsxsBoRo, s. @, Oct 20. 1864.
DEAR SIR:-In reply 70 your note, oeg leave TO say
that think the course recommends the best posi-.
Bile attain the grest object aiming At
the establishment OF our Independence. proceeds upon
two leading ideass-
l. 10 reconcile the North, such portion may be
rational, Independence, BY harmonizng much
Is possible our Independence with their material In
terest
q To avail ourselves OF the division OF sentiment at
the North.
II was give potency TO these two ideas At the South
that insisted strcnuousy 10 letter 10 the Presi
danger 10 republican institutions from
Indefinite continuance OF the
Let call your attention to this striking fact, at,
of at the soorid The only political oroanizdon chch pro.
poser 10 ,ntrpe,> beosen and tie ndr party NOr IS The
party chieh adopted he Chicago platform Now, should
pursue policy 10 build mp that party nor think
most decidedly we should.
Let call your attention TO another fact. In the eren
Of e assembling Of Congress Of he Sdtes, Is nidn,Tcr
that in dat Congress- from he Northern Sdes, ,ooud BE-