The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-02-10
but wi,hou! tha. recognition the wal nus

and would 60 on.
All ,hs conversation which toCk place
between the respective parties came back
TO and ;urred upon this radica! and irge-
concilsbie tfsreuce. Neither parry could
be swerved haii's breadth from lis posi-.
,ion, aud therefore the attempt a. uegotia-
tion wa. sn utter failure.
Upon separating, it was distinctly un>
deIs,ood ana explicile!y stated that Tho al,
,i,ude Of each goverumen, WAS 10 be pre-
ciselg whs. it would have been had this
interview never taken place.
The cabine; received these explanations
as complete and satisfactory, std the feel
irg Was unanimous and earnest that the
country mus. now arouse !.se'ito lew Ell
forts, and prepare TO make fresh sacrifices
in defence of the integrity Of the Union
aud the preservation Of the government.
As you know the scource Of this dis
patch, need not assure you that ii is per-
fec,ly reliable.
Washington, Feb 5.
Special to the Chicago Times says:
Notwithstanding Secretary Stewards
seni.otficia assertion through the Assocla
ted Press that the resu!, Of the con'er.uca
At Fort Monroe between the prss,,vt.
himself, and the Richmond depuIa.ion -
suited IN no change OF attitude either bq
this government or by the rebels, there 10
. s,ioug undercur,enl Of popular belief
here in al circles that the conference LeiI
on Friday was uo, success, j; is nc: Ia
every esseGtial Particular failure.
Whether This a'most general belief proves
to DO correct or 20. lew Gays viii cet-
lainiy demonstrate There are many ~ho
are loo king for the CONTINUATION Of these
interviews.
To-dsys'. Chronicle covers over ii. ia
nous peace articles .: the pas, few days,
aud declares ,ha. there can bs no peace
except through mere fighting Il advo-
Gates, however, keeping the dcor open for
The south 10 coue back Oh honorable
terms.
Washington, Feb. 3.
Special to the Chicago Tribune The
pre,ident has returned. 1t is confidently
believed by The ADMINISTRATION leaders That
bis trip has been TO some e1len. success,
and ,ha, peace is reur at hand.
I. will be we'll 10 wait ior new. from
Richn ond before accepting too literally
the assurances OF OH state department.,
that the lale peace negotiations resulted
in \ dead lock, al The outset, Cn the de-
mand Of the rebel commissioners for sep
aration snd recognition. Il IS iunored
that ;hs president, is preparing message
to congress on the sutject, aDd his being
denied 20 visitors yesterday anu 10 day,
gives color 10 the statement, rs does also
the fac. OF the close consultation Of cabiEe.
officers at the White House this evening.
Unless, however, some official s!atene:!;
should appear on our SIDE To morrow,
there are msny reasons for Relieving that
the end Of the peace negotiations is not
yet, AID tina, peace itself may still prove
10, very fsE di.sant.
NV York, Feb. s.
The Herald's Washington special says
those in position to know The real fsc,s of
the recent peace coufereEce, look upon The
result as bang very far from !a'iure, as
i, j. imposslbir Tor Lincoln or Seward to
say TO ~hs, extent negotiations have fal!-
ed, or succeeded, until reply II u" re-
por, Of Stephens and associates, Is received
from Richmond.
New York, Feb. G.
Tie CONNIE, ci0's Warrington .yecinl
saws. 1t is coniiden.la,!y asserted that
;ho pr.slIert viii issue n proclamation
,i, nj OF
,iations aud calling upon The reope 70 Eli
up the ranks c' tic arr::ie, aud assist N
closing the war ty Overwhelming nIl.i:a,y
operations.
Wa,l:ngtca. Feb 6.
The National Infeiligenctr Of tins muFr-
! inc SAYS: Il IS row clear eroHoh tLr.
the war mnst 90 on with renewed energy.
Ihers can be 20 excuse Low for holdi"g
| back Of men or money 10 The nttetmosi.
| The rebel lesdsis insist uron = dis.rln-
bermeut Of the government IS a sine q,a-
! non 20 any negotiation.
We aIrnos, state by authority when We
say ,ba, the rebel leaders who attended ,h-
! recent conference declared that civil wrr
would follow in the ,ouih were q PROPOSE
| ton Of restoration 10 The union submitted
to The people Now this statement ia
either a wsnton misrepresentation or r.
means that there is a formidable upior
.entimen, in the southern s,alea, ready II
take up arms Tor tie old hag. foT certain
ly We canrot suppose that these mer
mean. by such a declaration tha, they
would be glad to hazard the proposition
for reunion If they were M"t fearful lhs
the unporularity of snch step nigh
lead TO a revols against thennetFes.
New York, Feb S.
The Posfs Washington speciri says
|, is reported tha. the president "ilI seHt
n .pecial message TO congress- tomorrow
announcing the rau-e Cf lie failure cf 81,
at,emp. st peaee hsgotiaiions. Nea'ure'
VII he at once adopted By congress ID
strengthen tie gorprrmen' tho armies
and ibe finances for grand summon cam
ta'gn.
New Yolk, Feb I.
The Tribune sa,s the rebels required
Of the president imme ediat. and unqnaH
fed cessation Of hostililes. leaving "
obeyance all questions concerning the n
tegrity Of the Union, and tie tighlfrl all
,horily Of its government over the severa
states, which he president eoureously hu