The New York herald., 1864-07-24

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The notes, therefore, waIch you hAve nterohansed BE-
gentlemen self In no case saoe
you TO the mpua.ion Of unaaihorized dssling -n pup
To w @ JzwSrr Esq.
Here the direct declaration of Greeley In regard 70
.ne power vested N him by the President and tnn sss
the chain OF evidence. TIE bance ths proceedings in
this aa.r the puec have already been informed Of by
tha pao'cailon OF The Official carrespontsnce Hay re-
maned until the next nght waiting FOR reply 10 his
message and then LETT for home.
PowsRs RgaEI PARTv
Mr. cay ons Of tue parties to this affair, and, be-
liege, Also Mr. Holcombe, regularly appointed by
Jef Davis and confirmed by the rebel senate commits
roners with general powers sort OF roviag comms-
son to do anything or every thug tor tho rebel govern
confidence Of Davis than Clay. IN THE respect tharc-
fore, they hold an important position. Sanders was
simply delegated by gentlemen 10 act with
them as sort OF man OF all work. or ploaeor Ia the
movement, Offset to JeSett
The conditions under which they desired to go
TO Washington simply without any basis laid
down and agreed the starting point beforehand
They anxious and wiling TO 60 and risk the interests
OF the South In candid and fair negotiation. then and
there TO mutual understanding and asreo-
IN which they could so back 70 the south and So
It's adoption and coso the war. This was prevented
by fact OF Mr. LDcola changing his terms To start
WITH and insisting that the abolition Of slavery must be
the starting point To this they unwilling 10 assent
and tho result Is that they have got Old Abe the
cord what he wants n the and tho other
side not committed and has presented no proposition
That they would have presented propositions II they had
gooe to Washington, no person who has watched tho
movements Of this negotiation for moment doubt
II Is my candid Impression and belief that II the
President had merely said that he would have
received any proposition for peace, based upon
the integrity OF tho Union they would have Consented
have gone to Washington aud made their propositions.
OF course they would have abored TO the best
terms possible for themselves but they represented
themselves willing to take their chancas. II s
broken oil and the only result rs stands, win BIO
TO furnish strong document for the coming campagu
the peace and much larger portion
Of the people against Old Abe. Every man who breads
coming dret will nstluctiyely fall that side and
against Mr. lincoln.
VIEWS oV THE RgsKr COMMISSIONERS.
These gentlemen have given the impression TO those
about the Clifton House that the South have been
some lime to present the administration Wash
ingtOn peace propositions, have tried four times
and have been rejected they consider that
they have settled the fact that they have been
able t. themselves aud yet there.
fore offer 10 sete without Disgrace hat they moan
by this cannDi say any authority, and can only
give my impression gathered whilst watching the
ments OF the parties. Ono gentleman, and person OF
high standn in the rebel coniedercy who has been
Clifton House this week did to Northern gen.
emaD when taking the qeston OF settlement, the
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81 don't believe that there is Ia all the Confederate
States to-day rebel TO the United States government.
don't believe that there Is single man so contemplate
within the nis OF the Confederate states as to be loyal
to this administration The for the latter
that the sdmius str,ti had violated the constitution
In addition 10 this the rebel commissioners all oc-
casos asserted that under tho theory of the Southern
it could leave, and II the North desired TO get
them back they could do IL by making themselves
acceptable different States than the Southern
federacy bat ,hey could that by following the
lead of AeS England fanaticsm, and carrying war
OF punderng and IN numerous ways violating the const
tuton
ut the whole affair Ia ended or.he present From the
negotiation for snal be compelled to tur
to the wrangng Of the POLITICIANS who wranglng
the cantfol OF the Chicago Convention Let the
Peace Commissioners rest In peace and quiet for few
days.