New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
But he made ioleraby good Union speech and it told

The Onion party Of the state, out 81 New fork qua
Brooklyn, did lis whole duy. Gen Wad,"o,sas !" in
defeated By Largely incre ised DemoCIGuc mJOfics -
NeW-N ork ana Bioosltu. The oticili cahNh, tn,,s
eires luis 'act. Mr. Gresley knows H. ana
also N 4 ny t'ia nCs-the regularly OrsanI|cu' WIN"
Repubi clns--were fiith;u TO man: ,r.,,uor,b,.
Willie. therefore 1t is rne that zen +" ~ f,ct he
election was reclessly thrown awhy WIZ moons nor
wls Isl uehtcred" neither my owu ea d;e"e "a.
those nv friends are stained The sacTihce was
e.ecteI NJ he way have s;ated. But IN aetI,i
y sporsbiiity my assaant VAS u'", .-dins Moi
SLAYER Fcr with A.r Greeley, az WIN C"ui''. 49,
.cr auhitio i" mars al Here is the simple sju. Oh
of the wsoie question. As things tDeh STOOL. w.
Morgan ought TO base been r';,SJ staics senate.
c. iforff,n Wing. ana q resident oil the
! INV was in his way. Hence he demanded the non
inaton OF Western mt. OF DcinooIaIic ah,eeeoen'',
49, isntror filat The field for senator would be Opel
tobm Hc did not, Of course. e1pccttnnt Ten " aus,
worth world be bosten FOR il was not 10 DC supposed
~ on 4, majority oOu'd be used up Ia year. But
,",,rlsm WIS very bind. reckless aDd profga,e; ono
a nolitical nIerarce. tie work o. long ycrs OF toll
and experience, was di.spated Ia single year
And nov what sort of iuLI rcAL RECORD hes my as
Gallant made TOR himselfi how l03g Is IL sDcc he
attended dinner ia honor o. Fernando Wool eoihl-
moutng tpst known and notorious abeter and synpa,
tlizsr in Secession and Rebellion "a distinguished
fied OF peacei How long is it since ne was about the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES oouspiiins win copper
head" Members Of Congress- Low long mas ne been
IN correspondence with the family OF Jefferson DAVIS
How olg after the denomination Of President Lincoln
did r. sign and serd circulars 10 distinguished nSu
asking whether it was not best to bring ihird eandi
spouGcnce with Vnlla die hamf H.. -,
| And what has been Biz course On tho question u
Secession, ana what sol; of cGT record has 40 maze
While tae Southern states Welo ihEtaichil6 HVvcs-
sion and while ttey were preparing Tor keDe4iloH Az
Greeley no only ustis1 hu, 'arifed aud a,.@n.a,'a
them 10 acton Here is Tie evidence RON InE lb'N'"
r,o,a Re Ne,.. yo,s Tlpne Nor, &c, 1880.
If .bo Cotton s4tcs uuitdy end ear-,ty wsh 20 WIZ
draw peacefully from the Union re H.Ht @'y aGna az"
could be al ord 10 GO .. auy a,iDj, 70 ,ei, sr@sc
I'nnu ~ force wol De 'I'aIy e. ~r , coa,rg,, q
nc Jrn50rraiia 4cr' sh.A hs@da re y - G ,
irs The he'e, to,k 4a.b1a PC ~ i = Tho .o,e.
o fc1 the brh Elqire .e, niA n, Of eoloni;i, -, IN
nc On no sr ry u rosii y saI '''
RON The Nct- YORK IrittHe te5. ~ ~ =
Bheacreri shall be b, ci'sr that the srat BODY o.
the sor,hefn peop- ivo become copcuivey alenAea lo
The Union and anxious to es.ae ir'n It, nc ~ DO our o'
''J0''"'' Fyoa. RE Nc-. Yo,k T,ibuao 1861.
tie Cotton shall become satisfied ih' thcy can 90
b'e OF the rioa tln "a i; VIZ iSsisr OK LET1lo
I,cr. IL Ye-- ro,l Trisuse Of same defc
rc;;cr crs,pvard ol trs. y' o"D reiterated Il
vira REGARD &c TIN fA,Iic STATES AND IRREiToEiEa
90 mas .t pcope possessing w'ihin thcns-scs vac
have uci ;.s;rios aud iuo gca re11ioHs h other
pire o5nmrrifes As Ley rsy dem m0st con4uee 10
| .EeiF own well beng.
And now. when the Rebellion. at e sacrifice of half a
million Of Northern lives and four thousand millions Of
Northern treasure Alexander H. Stephens. Vice Pres
ilcr: Of the Confederate Government and other Rebels
oaIral aad orgsn OF tie Federal. Government. insisted
cuc0cr lgcd ard justified Secession.
Early in the war; Mr. Greeley, in spirit Of conccit
AMI arrogance peculiarly Lis own, assumed command
OF the Array OF the Potomac and issued his order
ION 70 Richmond" as arthositatively as Richard
III exclaimed, To horse" Wellington said.
" Up, guards, ard at EN-" And such was the power
of popular widely circulating Journal, tho Govern
mert was actually forced pIcBalnrely into tie
disastrous " Bull Run" battle Whom Il was
over Inost disgracely Greeley saw the mischief he
had done and appalled, and haunted by specres OF dead
and DYING soldiers lie confessed in loter 10 Mr. Lin
coin and in TIE TRIDU:E, that he Lad done gre',
wrong. 1t oGid by those around hi that Lot scy
eisl days his rcmursa acona But ~ soon sun
sided aad be resumed tie habit O "so,ht Hiet''Io 10
J lie OrCIy. 10 the President, and TO COngTess
SuD.cqdent'y dg'k hour. cud after disastrous
result general battle Mr.. Greedy became mOip1
again. proclaimed q the world IA ms tllBUNt ih,
~ a,lcr sixty ninety days moTc of hard hg any
We were unable 80 conquer tine enemy u would become
The uiy Of the Government " 10 uSke the hes; ct L-
able peace" This cTayo, cream-aced display OF The
white teathcr" ~ eaing Northeru ou'na ms ir'
tied Tie Rebel GOVERN and army. H. a. trey "cIo
told we could orly night on for sixty or ninety days
they were sure oil then inCepei denoe.
During the entire last year IL TIE war Mr.. Gree'ey
cY bar assod the Government, dcinoT"lized The Amy
md b. wildereI TIE p.Op. viii prpet-t Gro kings
nnd muddled negotiations for Peace - Peace VI un
the best at'aiBabic terms-'Peace upon any terms.
While Sherman preparing for his great and TIT
unrhant campaign; while tho army Gnu Davy were
d-IronstFet ng upon North Carolina; vile Grant
va, fighting IL cut on this Hue" hir Gr -e-
a., bgmbooL "a by Colorado JeWctt" pcIsi-ted
m l,GWing The Government into nee .tiptious for
d" pcacc with the C"l'.CorGio niscrcaDis ~ Canada
Who were h.Te atoAIe 0nspIacics Tor ~ con. l act
bank robhcTies aid III lis letter 10 Sir
Lincoln, III. Gr,cicy ilp.DTcs I'M 70 T,nrHbcT iia
"Olr bleeding, bGaliup, alrost d!ns County iohga
for pace Ana then hiier slavery had cosl 70 ha
million OF lives sld tartA millions OF treasure, hr.
Greeley, in lie letter, proposes that NC should
| oAer C4JJ0c0.COJ t, Slavery for pace
" Gu in lae sequel II appehed that Saadcisa Co..
had 10 authority 10 act or speak for Tho Confederate
Government hr Greeley eLGelv0led 10 coyci BIZ r'Or
q uf,ng Te.rcst by abusing tie PrcsiteIt. Sanders
snJs mat Ar Greeley toi lin that though Mr.. Lincoln
Lad Goted the b!acLeuad there r"e eehiems" IN the
/. Staies.
o Bat tbe Canada conspira;ofs were not wiling to
= "-i,e It mp DO" FeeLg that Mr. Greeley had been
slab1y treated By the President Mi g. &. Clay drew
Up cali iOr pubic meeting to suslia Mr.. Greeley,
which sent 10 tis ciy Coz signatures have seen
tbs Original Cal AZ the hind~riiGg G Mr.. Clay.
3 The meeting, however. i.Aed, as melody would
q sign tbe cal Bus Mr. Greeley, discrccitab.y a.
rs mis- ion terminated Is compensated by the regard
and syiA9aity SandeIs, Clay and II Olpson who.
pied tie intervals ia pTaCics to FOB aHd rurdc NJ
. st. Adams. bu tne City Of Ncw-YoIk. md aesas-
sinatc the President anu Secretary OF state tue Con
fedcrate GOvt:ulent having app upG.acd ana placed
Ia their hands large lnld Tor tbs mode OF wiare
And finally after Mr. Greeley. as Peace" Embassa-
dor. he'd played himself on, 10 reappoars payin'
second 70 old Blair" who IL found III "CycrJ bod +
mess aud in Bobodys watch" by Mr. Baii's inpor-
tuAty the Government again drawn MO abo-ti,e
NEGOTIATIONS peace. This oiicoIs Interference oc
claCDed further embarrassment and dcI1oI ila,On IN
our Amy where &c usve hopos of peace raised
only 20 be disappuiaicd.
| Had Mr. Greeley or Mr. Blair separately Unity
By intimidation o. s0plslry, seccoedod IN drawing TIE
Government into premature and relorious peace, all
tie u.is Of the would have ripened for tie enemy.
While ITS Same would have fallen upon ourselves We
! should have left Charleston. Savannah, Mobile aud
! Rfcln IN.