New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Great Britain.

The J,nss continues very sanguine a. to tho
Chicago movement leading to peace between the North
Snit %hsl they have not been misguided by our COM
snents on T. obstinate contest The great fact hch
f eentro,cgsy. We said that the North could never
sbiuc the south and the North has nov proclaimed the
came cOnclrion."
The 7Y-qrs further SAYS: "The Chicago Convention
Processes stand by the Union stoutly the Rcpuh
ticans thCa~el,es; and we can very wei understand
hy the d Nocrats at Chicago should shrink from burt
tng tie fact that the South must free; but on
what grorads or with what expectations OF success
tould the Coniedcrates now be asked 10 yield what
hey have fighting for. 10 the very men who have
Deem unelc 10 wrest II from them IL appears 20 US
snore prcpibe that the Democrats should have as
used The genuine policy than that the people OF tho
Eoutb .lo.ld have evinced any readiness TO compro-
5se II =, more likely that the armistice viii be the
rsf step towards perception Of the truth The North
tcr dpdins that the South cannot be coerced VIII ma
o ther cannot be- persuaded aud that the reflection.
encouraged 10y the interval, viii gradually induce the
Federal ~ Ts to relnQui3h what they cannot obtain,
eithcr than IeeUr to what Las already been proved
1opccss ari guinous struggle for IT.
I6eTimfs % conclusion says the world has been much
ri,ed ~ Oam6ctatic party not the strongest party
r. the Northern Ststes-srohe enough in the absence
= ANY tlt events to carly IN Eo'eOer ne1 s
koliov in DO interval upon thu existing AdmlnlStraton
Edn il mus' not be forgotten that inc hepupncans WIZ
be reuclan 20 retire from power mat any siRn snd
Ihas # The, shonld deem peace Pohey uhdesfaVie
shey vim enjoy all the advantages Of actual once ID
Huqiufairi the opposite pOIlCy.
~. E.,I thinks that even II NJ. Lincoln should De
second me chosen President. the attitude Of the
Ieocyat rarty encourages the hope that in the pres
tnt fcnpcr ~ the people the Republicans Ill hes
ate enc y make the fatal plunge into another year oil
war. - 49,, =.
II, Bfor1ag Pos, says, the Southern Confederaoy Is
now aud ha been since the commencement 81 the war
r. indep,56eat people as the Northern Federation
Phi nou remains for the latter but TO recognize WIN
khat grace nay the political EMIT! OF the ne" lie
public r. .oo,o bv
sTRs TIM had very depressing effect on the cotton
market in tiscrpco. ,
Tie Prize Of Wales hal abandoned the design OF eI
Sending n, tour to ST. Petersburg and Moseo" owing
fo the lalerc5s Of the season. ,
An Advertisement had appeared inviting capitahtts
10 asss. H. making by easy nstalments loan OF MY
millions II ling to the COuiedeates, At 10 per cent III
Forest on ic security OF cotton. The Imss says OF
course this scheme is entirely unknown 20 the Coneuer
Ste Cover msnt and has received no countenonce rom
env authorized source.
The suspension of Messrs Lavine & Morris q firm in
Pie Amerio9n trade. connected with the engagements
bf Messis Crosby & Co, has been announced ASSETS
hot stated. -, -, ,;;,, ,,o a., Nv tho
German LEGAL Protection Society OF London uiy COT
sobor4,e ,hc statement Of Miller IN reference 70 me-
6roccedns on the night Of the murder OF Mr.. Briggs