The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-11
THE NEW YORK SUN.
saturday MORNING. FEB. II. 1867.


The Peaco Fufinre.
rrr-ps-r Lrsoh.s's sccouni u Inc proceybnss
NJ the Po4ce Confsrenos Al HssupsJn Ro.is, has
i-,u 81 sst sqyon " pn paliahr hsving bsen de-
l.sr., pr,Isily, -,th . vs~ Il avuting The xntio
.rIej CI-rfoior.te -oI-st uhrh vAs psb'nb>d IN
.'ssrdays srs. Tss two reports agToo IN all
ssteuti.l features aud Lease NJ rcosn for COMIC
tue N tba rial Of lie failure n ,hs nego-
nlirG- |. " apparent THAI tn,rs cell sx sis irrec
m ac differences l-sasosn The t~o ssoi NJ tia,
can only H. dscidsi by The sword. Mr.. DAVIS
-lsss Hu he instituted nogoesnons opou
SIC hsss n iDdeisnasncs and rononiiion Of
D. Confcdersry whfs Mr.. LtScds very
~ psrly announces Mat hs restoration q
.t' uauons authority, With retroVrsie seton
IN The alsve question, and no ceSs.ilon u
ho-l hsino short ~ the dlstAndmeni q tbo rote'
Jrne- arc ths only opniiucns n Ioaos 10 ye-
- .his wide divcrSi,y n opinion IN Redmond snd
W ishin4iou, the wonder Ia Tot th.i The nagotia-
toms failed, hut that IL ~ roal hsve ever reached
the stage q an informal conf renee bst~cen he
highest representatives NJ bah sections. 10
aim ct inoonccivabe how artuho a prhtician
Mr. HLAtR should have - far rntantorprth
the lual nj rnents OF the I'm I'll States ani rsbe
Authorities Ne to have led 70 an interview vhioh,
sccord NJ to dc ofois scoounu nov published
by 10th rarcs, could only leal ~ tn undesirable
result Of Increasing the t-tternoas Of the rebel eld
en-. II still more sur1,ri- tha: veteran statcs-
men of tie .cb nov Ie-iy"d ability Of DAVE, srSrs-
~ III NJ and the rel-i loa,or- generally y, should
have .iloJ =, pr iEby the nguhcAn, los-ons Of NJ.
Lt>CpLV'f rs-els,iion, and the victories 81 Gene
rail- GRAM, shEEsAs, TBosAs ani 1EEar, A. W
entertain iha ,dea hat toe North would amely
submit To- the ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ the usiuu and
the recognition OF e ConieirrSrv. Reiny m pos
of Tho outlines II TIE History II the confer
ence, a is pam TIA, Prcs,drn, LiScorS stands
ciea Of tho suspicion # having sanctioned negoua-
uonr that lcokci 10 Ihc recognition II the Cousi-
cracy as a condition Of peace. The correspond
ouo" puthsi ed N su,thor part Of todAy's scv,
shows that previous to he interview, he had album
dHnt grounds or the conclu-on that the rebels
wore ro-dy - Ahsto many NJ me impossible pre-
tensions upon which uey have conducted
tie war, were Al least satisfied u aban-
don Independents and negotiate on tho basis
OF rcuusuuouon II va not necessary
ior Secretary srv,sp to call the Prcrn-
dent irrm Wash ngton 90 azure The rehol Com
ui,sioucrs that he could never consent ~ dismcm
BERN nj Of de Union. It low not poeiuvely sp-
per tiat the rebels were guilty Of downright du.
pl city iu prcrcuunt the bass upon ~hich they
coul' al, n" Obtain m interview with ITO Prcs.
dent aud 6ecrrtary ut state although their conduct
In open to that suvr'con. The corr spoudeuce
cEh t. - studied care TO- avoid all written state.
nc1is That could poa.tly commit either party,
nu matter what might tc tie result u the NJ
f9i- and II is probable that much more h 4
icon kept back trau has been t.I Itis at least a
wa'tcruf regret that there was no Shorthand re-
uIror' present 1t tho interview At Hampton
Roads, .o take down the remarks o. the Distinguish
u Representatives 81 the N0rth and south, for pur-
l'''7 IF publication Ilo general results Of tho
whole ana'r viii lie likoly 10 induce a regret North
49, South, that there ~ not sufficient stat suAn-
Hp In the country N give efect to do will of tic
"y'r"h' ming majority q the American people.
an s'ru.e = just Poaco on the comprom 80 NJ thc
t.4gttuuon, witch, properly understood, SECURES
g." % Tie z I've respective States and ~ the Fc,i-
cra'G ycr7menL AID secures T. the whole peorle
everything hatis worth cou,cuIiny Cor ~ Auy
Ncu1u.