The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-11

Southern >ews.

TnE late files Of Richmond papers are largely oo-
cupied with Gi@cussors res.ccin NJ the policy snd
dutcs Of ihe Confederate Congress, which ASSEM-
bl.d In Redmond Monday last. The peace
movement seems T. haze received new impu' &C
from lhc declare policy OF the Democratic party Il
uc North in favor OF Constitutional policy and ,hc
enicr, eucnt ~ all Constitutional Obligations be-
tween thc States AMI Federal Coyornment. The
term "reconstructiotlsts" has been applied 10 Mr..
Boyc,, 81 south Carolina aud those who adv ocato
sets ,mcnt 81 eSiatnF differences between thc North
and South by arbitration, discussion, ard Joint
convention o. the loyal and secclcd States. Mr.
RoIoE seems 30 lie ,ho present champion and
spokesman Of this party, which numbers among
lis mcu,' crs Governor Brows, Vice President Str
Pins HrRscsEL V. JOHNSON, the DorGiAs cand.
date for wee President, and others II moderate pol.
i.ics, who opposed 10 tho ''rc caters" Of tie
old Union times. Mr.. boYcr has published anoth-
CT letter in yind.caton oi his course, which had
/ cen violently sssalcd by the Chares,on papers
The following extracts define his position:
OF all the world. the ouly polit!ca orpan!zai on
" hioh proposes to intervene between Us and the
war part, n rth, is IN" PARTY which adopted the
Clica platform Now, should we pursue policy
H. hui "A up n II party or uut' ! think mos. de-
cide.ily We should.
lie, mo call your attention to another fact. In
itc event Of the assembling 81 Con, rcss " the
States, II ID msnlrst that That Congress, frofn
the Slrthorn States, would To rcpIce uted two adj
verse ~ stems OF i-e.s-onc having the aulmus Of
| the Chicago platform. the other of Nc Abolition
programme. The tirst OF these would he In the 49,
couiancy, because the very ciny2ning of tue Con-
gross necessarily implies the defeat OF NJ Linculn
| an his System, ~ Il J., vel Understood NAT L'r'
coin and the party he rCp-c 'uis arc utterly up-
| posed ~ The assembling o: this Congress.
| I,lav . # facts "a
sentiment would he found in tho Congress ho sccn
| tho opponents and the supporters OF Isn"N'r.
From tlIs there might result events Of the v4sest
! u vantage 10 us II our councils were guided by
! mastery wisdom.
| IL icr thst CONJECTURE could dig up tn,
hcsl q! ROAclcu, or Louis Nj, OF even the head ID
fi'atctt, The great queen OF ENGLAND, at put n,
fan ot ,s original brains, upon the shoulders II No
| MAJ who would have the direction VI our diplo
macy in that Congress, the chances would lie
thousand to one that our country would emer p,
from the clouds which now cushrout H. "rr
deemed, rcgcueratcd, disenth allied" War is but
! hl nd Haot, striking ut random, unlcs' Sic senu
Of diplomscs Directs tGo bows. llcss arc tie tru,
dvin'tts Of this sutlunary world Let us consul
these our uracles.
As regards uc Instructions 10 our delegates,
have Ne o. lc-ton t. their long Of The onMse.o
you Indicate.
NJ sroas purpose 10 10 break down the wall O
FIRE which svp,r.tus us rom tho influences ui pcae
Sn-th. 1 nave srca, faith that II l. nC,ln nuu hI
I. log were once Repaid atol, and Lrg"t atOLs 70
I'ACr entered upon, ths, ever mplu'u "" WOul,
ALP laoA heaIcI AHA nearer 10 an susn> Gus res Ia
Nj. IioYcE's position il sprroyed by numerou
poatcials and joUrnas N the groui d that II sc
cares rtuR u!ton o. the great and vital urneipl
o, S,atts' rights aud States severe guty, Tor whi,l
the ; u,h - cunlend!nS Ga the other hand, ii /
held hy opposite party that the "rccuns suct.ou
lois" propose surrender IN that the south Ia
been n.LunS 10 .eeurc. Toe following exirac