The New York herald., 1864-12-11
South Carolina Opposed to the
Project.
The Rebel Press on the North
orn Rebels.
TheV Are Not to be Allowed t.
Return South,
Peace Negotiations.

PROPOSITIONS IN THE NORTH CAxOLINA LE0TsLA-
7URE TO SEND COMMISSIONERS TO THE NORTH TO
NEGOTIATE 4 PEACE.
In the North Carolina Senate the following resolutions
we're submitted by Mr. Pool Of BERTHE county, and re-
ferred to joint committee
Resolved That nve commissioners be elected BY this
General Assembly to act with commissioners from the
other States OF the confoderacy, medium for neSo
tiating peace with the United States.
Resolved That each OF the other States OF the con-
federacy be respect uly requested TO create similar
commission with little delay practicable. and TO
CO operate with North Carolina in requesting OF President
Davis IN the name OF these sovereign States tn.t ne
tender 10 the United conference for negotiating
peace through the medium OF these commissioners.
Resolved, That the Governor make known TO each OF
he other states pr the copederacy this action Of tho
general Assembly Of North Caroaa and endeavor TO
Resolved. That Whenever any five Of the States shall
have responded By the appointment Of commissioners
pssaent Davis and request his prompt action upon The
proposition.
IN the Lower House series Of similar resolutions ware
ouered The following among the most signihcant'-
Resolved That the President Of the Confederate States.
by and win the advcs OF the Senate being
tho constituted authority under tho constitution Tor the
negotiation Of peaos Is hereby requested TO appoint
s..:ss' our ~ sspss.s s
s ia Conaress and also the Governors ~ ~
ss. the consdescy Win
the er thai ss,r % soer respective Legislatures 70
attainment or this object ~ - so0uiso ID the
'oofn CAROLINA OPPOSES CONVENTION op ,r.r..
- 'ue Sou'n Carolina Senate, Mr. Leresne subm,,s,,
'ne following which were ordered 70 be printed
,nS s1a That termnaton OF tia preseu, inop,,o
Confederate States Of Amrica bu, oulv ~ ,e aesea ov ne
u,s separasion from the United states u Aoso-
hesoived, IL being well known that 49,.
terms would be acceptable to them This On such
from the idea or for peace
undien.ded and dangerous. ''' IVA We unnecessary,
Mr. hazyck also submitted series OF raeo,r,,o.u
s'x'n and seventh reading as follows
mat the Confederate States having in m
very ben, ne Iisat necessarily incident 10 their
ascy OF the United States and formed o"nsde'
sen;nc the ss, OF the United States renrs
bar,as rue states which adhere 10 that confed,ran
thought proper to make war upon tho, ,h
and tho =, 70 and at war with each other
h.rr pso. 10 make treaties with foreign r.sIr.s
S, vested " the constitution OF the rn,as
c5nfederacv ~ 10 the President and Senate of Ina
Sn, no Nofe on States could IN 1hay, = -, ~ sne
s saea o. e cons'ttion and fagrant 5,srsap paoo
sendinr ds,so. po"y ooen negotiations FOR ae,cs nv
uoegsses or commissioners TO an errop.s. rte "
congress or convention OF the Sates OF HAIR
rro " ~ any other mode Nor would tbis obec,,o -
,rh,as " we consent OF the Confederate govo,na
which Is not authorized to alter or aisnosss
,on vsusion ,ho any Individual taking part In such
,nc o. Inc grave offence Of dealing with the nuh
- : hes.lved, That such convention besidcs ho,nx
ncousttuioaa', would pc Unprecedented Jsar,E
hs o. NE dignity authority and sa6y Of
-" ue iesuaf'y established government, ''"''"y "
GOVERNOR DosHAx, or SOUTH oARoru.
PosxD TO PEACE EKGoTIArIoNs-Hr Vs. VI
FIGHT 1T our yait 1855 est.13 80 "A"isio ~
Ihe following is the closing paragraph Of m. r.o.,,
aesssss OF Governor B0nha the Legislature or sorn
'arolina:- y4s y ss4.f ~ va '' " sou'n
N wnom the treaty making power Of the copsd
~ uncnt lesidos have done all they can v,I
roTriety TO show the North and the world thst WIN
hs oS.lp pass aSs .s as9 prs,dsn. ?, the
no pence without submission on our pa.. ..ers Can
IS'oe mia Ss ra ps9ps whc under
de Of the cors,utonal nod" -'s . obtain peace
mp SqAr WIN The blood their sons .pS SSJsusc SsSsse:
omen sun the ruins Of their rssdeocas
anefss s smoking, wond unLecomine ,Se srss,
uanmty ~ 9n wao four years since, 20 much
iss sRSss & .s Ss. 4. sSss,;::
ec them khskseem Most likely 20 enc, ,hsr s.Su
2 nappncssp We obtain no peace ,hst would ~ II
us socn as we shall by the
hs sTnthern Reruxces in New Yo.r.
- =, From the Richmond Dispatch. p.c al
Inc New York Daily Nsws nd dministsrs san.,, rs,,x
,rS. and nrash refugees who crowd hotels In New
asp.suous by their ardent word valor IN be half ~ n
neral able ns o. ns sa observe. hi ,hey are 10 H
ssr proof o. their devotion 70 s,s Ev J'u gives
sen rsnae u I'M Nr y Nex Yst h bcy have a
lbi esse. fsmsv S, ssp isas Il thinks they would
,hs sss. S.assrs - q as xsss Vel deserved and srr.,
aee s.a@ nps assny ,sr 1sgT S,oy s', a: gsp,5
cd 10 England a, The prospccs Of a nn wnien pre-
4 nS n lkS Tealth!est snJ noblrst per sens H ar
4 ssany sold op. be iostss Sfs S6I .ue ef 1ro. Ro
70 The United states with yiew Of nsrssn m ~
~ 2! geluSc spch shameful dcserton OF ,ber ~,
s1% !. ner hopr q need called forth indignant 20
ea e tbs doy We reyer heard, however. Ihst snv
e.l sons' isugo 10 france, the enemy of ,her acr
,ii5s ohr r,s,pn, =, T',n tner conscencs By by,
wcyn ~ -, - ~ 49,, 49, Nouvs Iovlns rati
n usrca ~ ~ ~, ~ beir couu. rive
ch VS. nsrsr ,s,ls danger prov
"a shrosd - ~" n,. ~ nousnto o those cas
M strnsrrs H. - ~ tis ssS ~ naoIe, anu eavs Har
NJ rsase. ~ ,ha ross r.o,s' eons % ssmng and s qusi
contnertc what rnn.t - shons eso wssed on quar-
whn isavs IA man srd ch,iSrnns " apiebcdied sou
and 6snN thsir tronarss -h,,. sn tneir bat large
be esse ana seousiv of Enrons ~. uAurating Graf
losism ~ Gseusting Audatisns of the courass ana 4
80 ~. - mon qualities seAich place
~ snsrt ~ 49, ~ t'nsae We advise them
ss,ss rsrt ~ I'm inat diseretop, which lsans
isss Enrsnssns ,,nas,.,a. er Tongues ~ well as va