The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-16

,no, bo had heard from m. that thev% % can,
! ss messangers Of peace from Mr. Liinoeeooln
\ th,,r a. snch thav were weGeome .1that nh,
CSnc,Io,aov h,d ra,,,r cono.ala Ann
f,r nssca and That he. was readvto haa
wha,sver thsy Ind 10 otfar on that spb;prt
A. G;lmora tben addressed ,ha Pros;
aont .rs IN f.w ,ninnas b,d ,osyo, -.
~ ;rf,rm.ton thtt ,h,se two oapt,a,na,
bod coma to Richmond ;,u,r.sSeJ wrtltb.
;doa ,hst hi. nnysrnn.nt would .oe.nt .
ns,ce on tho basis If = r.eons,rncton o
iba Irn;n, III. Ab,Ii,,on of Sl,yarys and
INA or,,, of a, o,uo.tv to ,ha natN,iat i,
,ha S,atss nc ranantaot cdmin,,,s I6 orde,
TO accomnlisb the abolition of sIXysrv. il
.yss ,ro,os.I that th.r. shoulJ b. g.ne
~ " vota = If an he pe,Dla Of both Cnnrad.
er,,ion. ma Me m4i,rty Of the vote I'm;
,.Lon waiN,, aa,.,t,'na ihs, IA wall 10 all
other lisnptsd questions These were s,ateJ
to \, Mr. lIinenln,s vi.ws Tbs pres,dsn,
answered that as tl,sse PROPOSALS had been
nrof,csd}hv ,hn tona,k lbat ,hs neonle oI
the North we're a ,aainrity, and that a ma
;,ri,v oucht ia Govern, -lhs offer was. in
aFart nronosal that tbe Confederate
| Sn,os ,bonlt surrsnde, =, dlscretiou admit
,hat tha, h,d sbss i, wronr from tia horin.
ninr Of tba contest submit TO ihs mercy o,
their enemies, and avow themselves to be
in need Of nardor for crimes; that exter,
m;nat;np wa,nrsfarable to sueb di,bonor.
n. ttA,ad ,ha, # they we're themselves
Al Inocc,stomed w,,h the fork of their
to,yn ooyer,,n.nt IS to mike such proposi.
,;ons Nlr Lincoln ought to have known
,.har n,y;nu ham his views that if WAS ont
nf,La nny.T oftha Confederate Government
"a @ 81, nn t,,a s,J;.ct of tbe domestic in.
,t,,u,ions of the several states. each State
liayluc exclusive Jurisdiction oii that pout,
still less to commit the decision of such a
question to tic vote of foreign people;
that the separation of the States was a fixed
fact: that he had no authority to receive
proposals for negotiation except by virtue of
his office as President of an Independent
Confederacv, aud on this basis alone must
prro,possIs be made to him,
At one period of the conversation Mr..
Gilmore made use of some language refer
ring to these States as'srebals" while rend-
eriny an account of Mr.. Lincoln's views
aud apolopizea for the word. The Pres,-
dent desired him to proceed that no offence
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was taken. and that he wished Mr.. Linc0ln'S $
language to berepea'ea 10 MN az eA"e'iJ
as oSSo'e, roo,he ,"''he, 1o'''''ao.'' ~
TOOK pace suose'nIany 10 V'ie sa'''e eleo'
a' llle l"fego'ng' "heh 'ne re''uen' ''Se
to IN I'ca'e that inc lnteEyl9w was at an eou
Tue two gepptIeinen wsrf Nl, then rec9'n'n''sea
to the charge OF Colonel oaIu ana 'e!'
Richmond n-At d"y. ,,@i
This scco'dt oftEe visit Of Meesrs. Gil,
more and Jacques to Richmond has been
rendered necessary by,puhications made by
one or both of them since their return to
the United States, notwithstanding the
agreement that their visit was to be kept
secret. They bavey perhaps, concluded
that as the promise OF secrecy was made al
their request. it was pefrnissibleto disregard
it. We had no ressontor desiring to con
ceal what occurred, and have, therefore, no
complaint to make of the publicity given
to the fact Of the visit The extreme inac
curacy OF Mr.. Gimores narrative will be
apparent to' you from The foregoing state
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