The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28
Peace View, OF JeG. Davis.

Peace Views OF Jen. Davis.
Tie Richmond paIcrs publish the text o. imior.
tau. corrvsp ondoncs between certain members Vt
the Georgia Legislature and Jed Dayi, 10 re- enco
to resolutions introduced u the Le,islatuss -
Goorsis IN favor o: senate STATE action anil con
veuLou a. rcgu. ate terms ~ ISacp, Ny. Nay's iu
his reply. dated Nov. iTLh 1854 thSuks his eorrcs-
UoudeLls .or their ftsusu,ss ia inyit.nS OIL
expression trO'u hin, aud states Fol-.
lsusth HE Of rsctors to Us Proposed rrtlrtiC-Is
Hs stzier " n separate state .c,lon will produce
division IN the Consistency and unite AMI
Lscu IN favor II the plan stated. and holds tha
u would leaf to the 80 lutun OF the CCnfederscy
a convention ui all the SLEL- Of .Ae IwO hostile
fe4CTIIiuns DuHt meet ou Id lNis ed or that no
STATE should, aysinst its own Will he hDurd hv the
decsiun Of tie cVuven hon, that u should h. 80
lpuld. But Is IA PLAN that AZ agreement on Lhc
laBs IhAt sac should le bound, viii out la cCn-
sent, hy the result II the deliberations. would 10
an abandonment ON the part o. The North " ~
pretended right VI coeraou, would u absolup
recognition 81 tho iudepcndonce " the several
StAGs ii tie ConIedarScN, NouLi - IN
word, ~ comTle,s concession ~ the ghuGl.
q oSr CAUSE. thai lie Inus VISIONARY clu-
Dot hola Tor such III agreement In advance
Of ne meeting "a CONVENTION. Tie othsr
remaining Aternat We hAt eAcn state sBould Agrou
10 ~ touod BY the decision oil the Convention ID,
JeA. THINKS but smother 'crin Tor ruhnl ss,op 20
tho Norti, which would ou, vote tho S1ut' twO 20
me convention Of all tie I,aos without pre-
would reduce Il t. uJero dol a.lIg soSiety and Ia
resolutions would hand no ono. II seems more
prcmpt anu simple SAYS DAYS, ~ GusOtiste for
pesls ut once, than 90 urgoliAte fCr the Appo'nt
iuent II ueEutNors who are u meet WI H. Jut pow
er to 10 suythlug but make prupnaals. II the
United States x 'eTuaneut Is willing 10 uAte
peaee, It viii treat e.reyay II bO', It vll
riusc 10 80 mt convention u states
The only obstacle to Iesca rs that she United states
q vrrLi. yt y ttIeHt "a any prop I.iI ms short
co. sutm'ns on aud tur eunicssIon 1hsl We are crLu
lual,. Hstoly, tac Letter goes o. "a say Is fGl
of h stances % the uilIeUlgCs Of neyuiiatin- an
,rcat sna coutstA..ns iLteIesis between nam. rous
parties. kNsuFe> ~ to esn,eutiu.r Interests "a, %
cur N regard :" hc relation snip with the several
states. VIZ ma would noS ,n.s.LL 10 rrCo- Uise
IN V.uI 1T uisueIu iuIsn.p tt ertsruy convention
ai.h the s.-cpllcD site VI Western Virginia; while
o. Cntei StAIf Government "Duh not consent
~ deprive " csiurn Virginia ~ tn a. rights which
. has ulrcaiy rc.oHniz'd. VIZ Tu'ld send dele
-atiCIa CON lem ehscv, L,uriaua, koLtgcky All
Aissuuli. Which ,hlth ieirrutions claim 10 hod'
ire aim OF dou le SIT of delegates wound
's~d b. The disruption Oi the convention. Nj, ID.
rs therefore 90 tudes h.ai, IN wow q these Gil d.
tulHeA stpars.e state action un|ise, iEpra .irCs
3D., and utsrs NJ prospect Of good ~ counU-ba
All ia uA-nitId Injurious Consequences
TIE Bchmcu journals d.scuss tLis l-,to- which
Is Ss remarkable iur what II dos W T.. hal AZ
does not state, aud examine tue peace quc.,lUn IL
al lts bearings. The ExAhISRE Affects H. take
iu-s icIWtou Pr,pdeut DAVIS ami a.eu rneni. "a. "a
someN bat t.rrsouc. Tie EhqJl IN. d.scu So Mr.
Orrs statement IA tho Confederate Congress V die
effect thAi euer terms than the o clifton u slay.
cry could be obta.Iod Al NlsLiu1.u", aud chAl-
leugcs proof that h.1L conascst. Oh r,d ahol uor
are not stl insisted J. t'e lesierals Ii Eta,os
1nat theso droatrJ 10 barm auu encourage the ted
erals : and shat Il vuuiu lie to.,eI for Congress
10 attend 10 its prupe. business of taking caro- Of
lhe country AMI tie army
In the Houss ot Reprsen YES, Mr. MArshall
startled tnembers by Proposing to slzy all the to-
oaceo, cotton and guid IN tho Contoiyrscy, ami
ciAng AL men B.. tht uape ut lhe uo,k uni put
ting them into the army. Mntn ASKED who " Oulu
thrush NE families dependent on this cotton and
produre WiiA TODD ne statel that he would pay for
the proIsrty tLus confscstcd in Confederate money
aud naHe u iesa tender Ihc tobacco and co.,
H)n lac proposal 10 sell W Ens,l oh and French
Asenta who would put the Gag Of tho.r cou4Ty
over II ulil sha nce occurred 10 export 4
Leo 10 be GcuerallslIno.
The senate hiss ldoped a resolution cresliu.. the
Va.e o. ua-launIer- .a-Clie' Of all the ARMIES Of
TIE Coptc4oracy and that General Jlo johnston
sEs be- nstLted IN The SOU. hwes,. II It's resi-
llt.On SHOULD te aJoVtcJ, Geuers. Lee W.lt Le me
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