The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-05
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following extracts from . n! .Ilo sli u y
Efet,ef.. { addfesEed 10 a'gen tferhsh OF, mgn
soAinls and spoli6bSF sPositi ofl,' and one |
whose .xkals..h sart has ever. Ibeen.aae
Voted ,to9 shs .pesess apd hsaplHa4ssAe q NJ
+ rn,nr3rv. He author. yes US 70 say tna]
thT cSffesbShdsht IS 4 teh'tletnan an 6f calm |
/ .xn1s azaIEaeeds mind; tsearriea7 St~'tisi
! With die, .ra morse and ) well aacquaintetsI
with politiesapd politieiAnrs esftseee p
READERS NIB important, ana, 'As we be-
I1;.vs Yeliabl9B letter: .r"iAod s'"'sa ="
~R1cHxosD.a j an. 49, lS65r- Dear i'Slr.;,
The rsappearance OF Mr. Bialrr.. SsrEssl!
q AIR in our midst last night, produced
i e intense q Clement. Public 'cuTlosit!
on TIM. know what was really
the object, of his mission While thai
vet remains q matter of conjecture, there
Sccan be no doubt Ct his reception as an
s1individual or~persoRal acqualnlance' Q,
the President and Secretary OF War; ana
of his having been entertained IN 'h@t
B character by them; while also on tee
Of r ;s sp esnssrS fs MIN reidt'
, NV. of nearly an. hours duration, n
rh;oh II ia believed he received an au
.n.rar,b letter to the Federal suthori'les
.ssia :, 70 receive peace propositions, 81
: tesaod commissioners with sale con
4, s,ict prsnted them. Is is now suppoIf'
.sl he is clothed with authority 10 'pi
,eal extent. o. ,..;.aI State
I | Conqress from Illinois, a devoted DOUG"
st Deraooral, and known as "CoPpernie:au'
" il here to- urge upon the o',.:.ss,
b. sneedy settlement OF the nllncui'Ie
q t,yeeti the two sections before the ilH
b Iion<of the session OF, the preSentC 80
Conyress. He says the present CohFre
sd 0S;srosad TO make favorable terms
10 ,ttIap,ent. and that Lincoln IS not a.
.I -. 10 n but tiYatthp new Congress
-s5t ,dical and strongly ant slavery - NJ
~ / MI Mr.. Lincoln will not oe abe 20 o
/. Il - ON The government without yltl"i"S
"A & . aomands of the tanaticai majority
AFR. Singleton, therefore urges earne1'
~ rso5lelhlns ne done soop, before !
=. avniration Of the term OF the PleHe
lEataral ConNess, that may secure pea
! ,;raser1e the constitutional riEh'S
). the slave States.
ne believes that it is practlc"6Ie nCls
make peace, and preserve TO eac" p
;,s domestic in .ti;u,ions; ana th"V
sing INN paiats Recommendation OF 'hT -"
Of the South speaking through me-
Y, speetive Legislatures or consemel,
otis Would greatly. promote this pafamo
object ,,-,r.r.-... n..t Androv John.
e on ~ ~ II H,"eSidant elect is in alliance v
cole, y. - ',1tra antislavery Republicans,
rg5ss. ~, his influence when once III OPP
"a. go, with his known .adroi mess, VII II
No w;aided to the injury of the Sout
>: states rY5--.E.5s~ O.,
the From the high ehaeacter.oit Mr. oil
Esion ton. for his conservatism 81 Lie
this for the restoration OF peHce TO a, pee
-. and distracted country too muen l'i'l
Or. snc. cannot be attached to his Ia oof'
q the a Unions. 1~f