The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-28
Souihern Temper.
from the Chicago Times.i

I'm 'he Chicago Times.I
h orlef report given US vos,er5.,
- a4o onrlng OF the debate in the Contedar.
oongress on Saturday last was ip6;c.
u aor'.I Vi disposition on the part of the
6nntaa , whose speeches we in part
{ snrna,S. .reat Tor the return of the in
aurgeht States. The resolution - NJ
: Iurner, of North Carolina 5aa,n5 M
:" DC expedlent' and eminap,I~ -.
lol 'ne. confederate House of Pentraaa,,
"'iNes 10 dispatch without deIay - 60,
Iph'ehiehC point. body of cor,ro;os;a
- 'ii'feeh In number, cofnnrxed 81
- preventative from each of tho CO. |
"'T states, 10 meet and confer Win
81, ,pen - individuals as may be appointed ~,
eminent OF the United States :,
| iEG 'o all outstanding ouestions 81
III .1"ce between the two Governments
of ee' an possible, upon the terms .
OF lasting and honorable. 80, VI ms !
Jeet 10 the ratification Of the ros,,ao -" U
uoVernnents and of the SOVEREIGN St.
respectively therein" ssT 'ee a
:. ar; 4nc Mullen, of Virgins. in s,n,o.. O
~ these resolutions, said "he npaa
- ~ maj General Grant had expressed =
oeheral JOY " willingness to receive u
. S St, OF commissioners, and would inr;to
., -, me me number from his (ourl covernn,art "a
~ meet th"se of the Confederates nj Soma 'r
polnt 20 De agreed upon" 1t is hardly 70
1io1"oie mat General Grant would have WI
uas ProPoSal OF this kind unless he ci'
y as autherized to do go. and il is 49,; a"
PEE though we can hardly conceivaf - a, 10
% pfooab BILE, that the offer il the of;, ye'
1r"hcn OF which General Butler snoke i, me-
~" orK IN November. but tn Viii tht
'FS'hent tailed to allude in his mos.
90 De this ms it may the resolutions 'ro
ufner intimate desire for ,aana per
'in' IN their failure to declare that Tho mo
dependence Of the Contederacv /. H.
heie condition on which it will be M .,Io -, IL
al "n Improvement on those which here me
i1I { nave received consideration in that DF'
'dy on that subject. are
= - .rue that they were laid aside. but ''l ~,
ne Of Mr.. McMullep's sneecb sb ,mr othe
at the Confederates are viii, e,4 ~ Sno" surd
! nelr terms. The reverses thew h.va NJ
eiE sustained have been so serious and gig
'ehoea as 10 convince them that tha;r Nt
~ ioF separate government NAV yo, YOU,
= ~ Hldtd To a proposition to re "".h
ne NOR old relations We do n,t Al
lht their abilitv - ,. -" not sor Y
i'll both rurt1es ora oLl tiiS war az II
choose to continue it 30 long. Tic 40
H'I9 az, Is not one of ability, but of Lob ", ="
, Iney nave sacrificed much already ''Iie'
~. ioT independence. ThPr Il
"lIhhg to make still further onG IMAM
:" er siscrlhces 10 gain il. Bat thev 'i@ IN
not ""ilng to make 80 MANY and NoI
iy one" as will be requisite to its ac. "oGn
pllshm mt, fthey are offered terms az lit'
or and ga few '~SP' win cheer
a" .''.e rr6IJv r.S,.I - ,s,,,.,, Nev
aspect OF oar military flair. matter
out serve to confirm the aap,i,,i 10 $
on IN its determination TO enfnpmr ton OF
udlotlVe policies. The reconstyuc- n AZ
OH winch is now pending in CON. reg
ana winch will probably become '''e Il
III January next, will give more
Gth to the Confederate armies thsp
ca' Tor three hundred tbous.nd The
men, which the President has irot ed by a
;. WA to ours W. my drive The Chico .,
! Int" EN- 'nciPaticil and The arn,in,, 20
r negroes against u. SIZE dorLt N' y
III CHOOSE to be her own sg.pt sen co
q the measure be forced unon bor hIIie
vents nov indicate that tie war fN't eve
'achtG stage in which we kbalJ ha 'pr9 'ht
'hted with this vast force vbic., ne 'h II, u
onIede1ates have hitherto held j, me i &c,
e. al e