New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17


iuced here, in more less correct Translation, in
of the .esdng journals Of peyis. 1t is egreed
shs, is nots model of style but 1t is agreed that
Aces not Iretend to be- 1t has tho rude simplicity OF
axe and, sxehonGle" says critic; "but II works
with will cuts away the tlicke and opens the way
through tangled difficulties" This Straightforward
neS-sashiag down tie and presenting the
'Are truths Of the situation which ugly as they arS
are truths and to be. ecuDd must first be oe@red-is
the distinctive feature Of the Message tie one ths
the most impression here. BY its retraeton OF
the fuss ard feathers and development Of tie beak end
salons ef the national bird it is superior 10 the Gus
souary aquilne rhetoric Of our Presidents. When ME-
Lincokl SAYS Between him ~. DGyisl and rs tse
issue is distinct simple and infe1b!e 1t is an issue
which only be tried by and decided by victoy
II we YIELD bea;en If the Southern people ia4i
him he IS beaten Either way it would be the 'ctoTy
and defeat following war" he at last gives the world to
understand that he and the nation whom he is so eau
tOus not TO or9repesen have come to look tie truth
square in the face that defines the question And when
In addition 20 this he declares that he VIII not attempt
10 IetIact or modify the Emancipation Proclamation,
he gives the world 10 understand that he has got both
his feet down. and has undoubled himself upright and
perpendiC Ilar" sound broad popular base, 10 The
"heght of the situation" Such, at least 90 far as
can Judge is the view tie French world takes of the
Message 1t is the free but faithfu translation and
Improvement" Of the text Of which ten million four
hundred thousand Americans, inspired by patriotism
hsi eighth Of November, are the authors. II IS not
pleasant readng-not comfortable" as The LONDON
Tunes says Happily not; il could not be and be truth'
hl But it is at last after waste years Of delays and
standings and yacilations proof defnve of position
the needul base OF operations and progressive march
10 any end-and proof that people and its slow
representative governors have got 20 it sarsam eorGa
1t is hardly worth the while to attempt to reproduce
In detail the comments OF the French press Mr. Lin
son's Message AS matter Of course the c.
6. A. organs think Lin TO be in tie wrong, and the
liberal press think him in tie right. AL parties are
mainly agreed that this state paper wise OF unwise is
IN logical accord with the popular verdict pronounced at
last elections and that there is middle ground be-
tween the position Government holds and the
surrender of position the Government Of the uGde
feaed United States "Iheis is distinct simple, and
infexibe." This this A long article in TIE
Consrt0nH>ltli morning perhaps worth exceptional
Kotce not for its matter. which IS in way novel but
sor its grave consideIate perfectly respectful tone
70 usward And it may be worth noticing again that
Tho Unor organ of political and religious reaeiion
while reviewing this very Message, still asserts with
vonted fairness that Slavery and Abolition have moth
ine to do with tie war The Union furthermore, spc
say insists that as abolition OF Slavery is the proper
sfice OF Christianity and as war not Christianity,
Christianity only let alone long enough it wculd
abolish Slavery 1t should be kept in mind here that
With The Union folks Christianity and tic Romish
Church synonymous
In this connection the thoughtful perusa Of tho re-
Spouse Of the King Pope the manifesto Of thee S. A.
10 pressingy commended 10 all nnooent5. Ii is dated
December p bat only reached publicity here BY way Of
London telegram yesterday. Here passages from
1t: Cardinal AItone writes to the address Of "iiessrs
A. Dudley Mann. j. NJ Mason, John Sidel, Commits
sioners of the Confederate States at Paris"
"HosonABLE SIEs: NJ. su:ter las handed ne your
letter Of llth November, with which, according 10 the
instructions Of your Government, yoa have cent me
copy Of he manito published by the Congress Of tie
Confederate States and approved by tie most honora
bic President for tie parposc OF calling the attention
o. this sui ject Of the Goveumen. Of Us Holiness to
which, asweI as 70 other Govcruments You have adj
dressed yourselves" Bat Secretary Of State AntoneI
recognizes here other authorized spokesman OF
European Gov, rnments has recognized. the G. S a.
soyerciyn stat "IIis Holiness who has bsen deeply
afflicted by the given him Of the horrible
rnge caused ~ this obstinate contest Las received
with lively satisfaction the your expression Of similar
sentiments AZ Yiccr earth Of that God who is TIC
author Of peace lie arGenty desires to see this ragen
psssei and peace raestahshed. TO give proof OK tbs
desire he wrote 10 :he AIchbishoPs OF NewYork and
Eeg Orleans as carly Of 18th October lsG urging them
10 this holy purpose
This, 1ind YOU Is written by the Secretary OF State
Of the King-Poye or PapaiKirg 10 tie acknowledged
reprosentaiyes q tie GojeinmcHt OF tie Confederate
States
The United STATES having petboric treasury, keeps
near the ccur: Of TIE sovereign u the PoQa states
most extraordinary envoy al IN enAIGl expense oil
e75OOdn eolJ) say We keep hin Q. T., we pay fol
His keer) near L. c. as near lie chooses TO stay or
ray awey-anywhele batgecn Pomgeii, Wiscon.
an, Paris. Naples, New-Yuk or parts odia
cent the seat Of political syyereigaty Of al
European power whose subjects az present date
rnu,ber very little over haf million. Since 1901
We have made four appointments to That diplomatic
post. Ist II was Mr.. Ruils King, vlc ct the time
fancync that. by virtue Of military education re-
eejvel in our Government School AZ West Point he
could render tie State service in the tented ield
took tIrn Of tented soldering o. 1t Yves Mr. -,
Ifrec. Lis name from forget what remote aud face
tious Western Stat-ls ardaous labos at the post are
not recorded think in any series Of the diplomatic
correspondence; lie very unhched from the post
erd nade tracks for lis western home. 3D. II was lie
brilliant AID nurilceut BlatchfoTd-to his correspond
enee with tlc Department Of State the editor
az the volurnincus Dip. Corr. grants but two
AID cne.half pages marked with an ajnigbe
esIvete on Minister BIS part, such as April
. Iwbv not April frstI His Holiness, well
Cardinal Secretary of State decidedly friendly
A the Union and ardeufy desire that It's Integrity may
be preserved. The latter was strong IN the expression
ofhjs homes that tie North would speedily Subdue the
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