The New York herald., 1864-11-04

1 do no, es,, ,,., ,s,... party n she North
| h. n9~.sef, snaoat i-,aaf sad', IrA>aer., 81 n
possf or oet rona,us be les,es 4,oes 4, % u a.
90" o. nsrs i3spA. s.s. oe sscsb - u or ~
q des@as w rdrc sls t9t 1n Vho rsgp> Cosged ys
."ian VA tad ~ aIiciGfq N aeaiis5 ioI. o.
NAie ,ie North II busy uprs ~ mis- fol,g 90 se ss
n'n, We hsse no h.ns 20 40 oGi g. hght vth aaA 80
oisy shat Goa bss given us sba 10 ms tbe ncvr
\ or Paopis ars fully nfhced, oete hat may Oh q
shiy to rea st thls olt, pttbs ia as o. essas tsa
cau'is anteT ~ plt soVe aed Operations
eso ,ne ACrh enal discover thai tAs 1894 oct.
st'f ~ @7r Hdfbge o. bed roe, afisr at, ant besn
tesg as m pf,esgm5 thai has advanced them
ore ici tswafGs their sbeci tei ot pears
, a. aa.h nlo '"er We may tope ste,ain cl taei
reason which w. so,T atsc,isssc,, 40 prdci,a
sastsoa 'hssea o. tang, a. a IS noe. sng ~ rssaaeee
sor these ressoas we deem Idlo 20 ecuss tbs plan
or toG entAn II the Eaflh5rn ard Southern States,
iaynrah by sessrs. Stephens, Bro.n ana Boycs, nor
sas we uow consider the 6iietsby which those gefia
inen hsss contfiyei 20 diyest totneyes OF the paoo
couhaenee How ths proposed nysa,on oould b. lie 4
ude ouf constitution al how y could be held uuass
any, were Mr.. ineun ~iliag 'e.mit II, without q
moral md IN piled n.toa oi ihe sathority and bind
nS iorce os she thited saies constitution sill subss
ins over W We are Doi able 10 Perceive bit We da
that ihore ero some three huegfed tGovapd Yau
Contempt.
To the aon,Rouasry liaa, however, tho whole scheme
Is "slr 'e" eeoush:-"et Congress express I,se upon
the sos3ect sppoint three or 6ve comn,.ssoners Of
nstienS rspui ton 60 so TO Washington and Ay mat
TOR beosa the United rtae5 noveFrsneat. and word
tr IT, the scheme woua either met With sbrmetvo
response, IN tue eyot rejection usv,oe tho
Couuscs o tne onetny as 10 break CDeha the force or
his blows la tue spring." "Ide weapons
ere nov N the hands OF Congress, The States do
nothns Tho people do nothng The Pres, ,dent will
40 Dohng Congress aloue has ta by its
ara Wisdom TO strike's blow for peaoe."
Truiy this Ii precious, tseciabe Hchemei Three
Soathern inch are % ts pickad out aud to crawl
Their bellies 70 Washington lick the dust and bog hr.
Lincoln Tor an nrmstce end OF all the SLaeH
ANA this is called courage and striking q blow for
peace NOW our idea or courage is somewhat different
from the wrters Courage does not consist in humble
applications TO an enemy who demands your unqualified
submission. We call 'scourage" taat spirit which |
asmates The hearts OF brave soldiers |
nodeF Lee and Hood; the temper which loads the |
Southern mother to devote her last boy gladly " |
boar arms for homo and hearth, while she |
kns socks for him ard his cornrades and sends to |
the front words OF cheer, and 10 Hesven prayer that
God ~ his own good time VIII bless with peace anG
independence. And as 70 stfikirg blow tor peace"
We ma II not In Suggestions OF npractioable couvoca
tions bus in tho victories OF Iee Hood Beaureeard For
rest and the reet OF heroes.
As TO the Rsperston OF the Presidents motives aud the
scggfst ns 70 Congress to override him n the matter Of
negotiation, we do not doom II necessary - say
be adopted proposed Richmond. The climate OF
this noble old commonwealth is decidedly anGvorabe TO
anything thai looks ne rrc0Feysc,ow io,ers9 ne
.attoRos fdg Virginia was neveF more resoluts and
determined than now. In tho light OF burning homo
etoad aod BY the OF her murdered she has
registered yield to Infamous too. sss
fully assured OF the support OF her sister States until
honcrabe peace shall crown her endcavors. In Only
aspect the proposition efsnsls0s scheme Ia divide the
eaenys counes II might do this, and nigh not 'In
Yankees might divide quarre other hand,
seeing US latter aud give signs oil rresOuson they might
more take courage and brace their ranks and ocx
shields Tor one final effort for overthrow. And Lo
doubt that the latter is tho rrebabis result or
two.