The New York herald., 1864-07-25

81 me onrcp House bu, As fully suhossed 70
hold b President Of t,e intel s,ses a. ha. have
The notes. therefore which yss have Kindly
M sas You 10 The hreu,Auon aaa0.hsssA deal
Ing wish public ensmiea Yours. o,,x
In conclusion tender 70 you my heartfelt thanks for
the nsnnsr you have recoived me per-
Won have advanced D desire the bloody conflict
between the sections can only regret oar govern
ment shonId not have seen the policy duty ana justice %
tioua terms Of peace u depend upon circumstances
transpnr during neeota'ion Ny efforts shall be ss ever
unceasne that shall ~ the section rou
represent justice that shall with the approval
OF the civized world the coming International Con-
Yours truly, WIN. CORNELL JEwErr.
This was followed by tho letters now before the
country Hon. Horace Greeley and myself, from the
Comm ssioners which letters duly answered in my
Communication accompanying this letter.
You having edorialy stated tho object Of the sud
delegation Of Southeruers In Canada 70 con-
troll the Chicago Convention, may, from my know
ledge and from the late peace developments,
deny il on their beha and stlte that their voice has
been and still for peace and that they have not advo
Gated, reported Dean Richmond for President, nor
any else Indeed, how could they, believing,
they do, thst II Dean Richmond was nominated and
elected he would be the peace his
country he has been peace and har
mony 10 the democratic ranks and further from the fact
known, that he opposes the peace democrats, who
would peace the best possible terms to
the nation from entire destruction. With much moro
justice might they honor Mr. Greeley for in his
the South could rely upon the adjustment Of the questions
at issue from the before impartial tribunal and
who would, from his magnanimity and honest hearted
character, cheerfuly submit TO Its decision, that OF
the people, at the expense Of failure in the
bono of IL ia tha M tha sInye
word upon the criticisms or the upon my inde
pendent and costly action for the best interests Of my
country, that now-speciay to the editors Of
the Nes and Worid-why It that the Honorable Repre-
sentative Woods are unfavorsblo to the late peace
move At Niagara when avowed champions Of peace7
Suppose the distinguished Commissioners OF the Soutb
In Canada, had not even general powers, s that
destroy the power Of their action by inder
en"ef suppose them to be unimportant citizens OF
the South, yet, knowing the wishes Of their
government, win that justify disparagement or their
Efforts for the noblest work that occupy
ton Of mantle restoration OF peace upon American
soil, with the safety Of liberty, the happiness Of
great and growing people and the prosperity Of the
world? and which peace action at least dignnes thos
gentlemen, In my estimation, whatever be their faults
and will TO them names immortal from the i'm
partial historian OF this age. when in other generations
the temple Of liberty win, from the civil war
now raging, either be crumbled into the dust
Of . ruined nationality, stand . monument
Of the noblest of governments. The polite and
gentlemanly editor Of the World deems me the king
OF fools fool, then, has built up FIRE TO which the
press people and Europe must add fuel showing the
Injustice inconsistency, unconstitutional position OF tho
President In his conditional negotiation policy; policy
wanting In that wisdom that dictated the slave
proclamation. God raise up fools
in the land to aid IN saving the republic,
upon the brink Of destruction. In the meantime
content to walt that justice and recognition from my
countrymen for disinterested and unssfsh national
action that, n the welcome language Of King Leopold
not only entitled 10 the kind couruesey and diplomatic
attention Of foreign courts but thanks OF the North
and South Your editorial criticisms upon me- my dear
Mr.. Bennett-unquesonable king Of the press OF tho
world as you are 10 ability and innuence-are most
freshing, because know them be In all kindness and
good feeling-under . yet cloud your vision In
fully understanding my characterwhile Mr. Marble Is
either astuated by malice-for which behind
the curtain responsble-or he his identity
since his marriage courtesy worth beauty
than he possesses
return the important question al issue-peace and
returning national prosperity and appeal TO you the
solemn language addressed in person 10 Henry Ward
Beecher that shining light OF tho church n dark place,
what Christian what patriot statesman in the land
nnd solemn duty than 70 oppose the interdict
to peace. not Of Abraham Lincoln, but those
who control or overpower the true impul ses
OF his nature' Admit the freedom OF the slave
Just. God never will permit their freedom upon
American soil upon the unjust platform OF force,
Independent OF the will Of the South the guar
antees OF the constitution: urge then with the mighty
power Of your press pegotiation-
the land may not be deuaed In blood and that the
tul moon saw from the mighty cataracs a. Niagara-
all blood-graduaily disappearing. may not be an omen
Of the flowing blood OF brothers and the gradual extnc
zion OF race and nationality
VIM. CORNELL JEwETT.
Police Intelligence.