New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

Editorials from the leading Richmond
Pnpers-Armis,ice Movement in the
Rebel CouGrcss-T5eturno OF Nr. Single
seB-No War News % importance.
trscis Dispatch The y. J. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Jan. 90 1865.
Rclsnond papers OF The 2ith Of January are
received.
On the subject OF M BlaiF's mission, Tie Eraminr
Says: Public talk in Richmond has taken decidedly
new turn the subject OF the Blair Mission. Sinoethe
very expeditions return Of that person to this city the
attention of the public seems TO have been strongly
awakened by the haste of his movements and the talk
through the city yesterday that Mr. Bairs second
visit close the hee,s Of his first argued eyeTish
anxiety at Washington, which might very possibly
mean that there ON anticipation Of certain
emergencies ahead very favorable 10 the Con.
federaey, against which it might be advisable
for the Yankees to ledge soon as possible.
A number Of persons thought TO discover IN the evil
dence Of concern at Washington. suggested By Mr..
Bairs second visit an iDtimaOn Of the truth Of the
"a ca that European pow would the 4h OF March,
recognize the then existing Washington Government as
representing only It's tuents, viz. those who
voted In the Presidential election Of last November.
thus logically involving the recognition Of tie Con
fsderacy.
"Lner-Me were Informed last night, by authority
which We believe 10 be good, that the proposition
brought by Blair is substantially that stated in Tie
E.r York H0yld, which the reader will fad in our
column of Yankee news. Lincoln proposes peace on
this basis: be will issue APPROXIMATION of executive
amnesty to persons, On the following conditions: First
abolition of Slavery in all the States Second, return
Of all the G,sstos into tic Union 1t was under the
Consultation. ss 1t II. the changes made in The Con-
sitution since the war to be accepted part Of As
hoa. hf1l IN. no 'nnsf a
Of the United States since the war is preauIned that
he refers 10 the series Of unconstitutional eItaon-
ettutiopal Law passed by the YANKEE Congress, who
make the United States Government al this nornen. the
darkest despotism ON earth. Thus tie proposition is
simply for submission to suhjpgGiaon in IFS dest FORM
The enemy hopes TO gain from eOwardioe what lie has
hitherto been unable TO accomplish with aUns. we
hope that this viii prove to lie correct statement OF
Bssirs terms Our flag Of huce gcss down to-day to
Boslvsres landing and VIII oonvey Gen. Singleton OF
Illinois, on his return to tie North.
The Dispatch says IL w9s said yesterday that Mr. r.
p Blair. the venerable wiite-Bilged harbingcr OF
veaoe had left town before breakfast his way back
10 the Land OF Lincoln. Jhouel were not RECALLED
with glimpse Of tie old gentleman in any Of the public
piaces and heard Of 10 dear friends of former years
shaking hands with him at the Presidents house or else
where we do not believe that be has oii s. lie would
not have come 20 Ear to have stayed short time
We have no doubt that he visited the President ycsier
Gay bat have heard nothing Of tho interview.
In The House Of Representatives The I'D, Mr. j.
T. Leach introduced three resolutions Oh an aImitice
and peace pegotions Sc follows:
Re.red For the nurpose a. av.rag n possible further
horrors Of tn, bloody sieid strife rcvoin5 aise to ne
s,ehnss Of patriots and thriias and 90 edd
mora 70 %. I1ys5' f a., cra. Co"1rcss fe
behalf Of justice and ,unerg humanity spPea mot earnestly
appoint .uot number @; Conn ine n their iudg ~
tie nIp1Iaace Of ta occasion dou1. 70 oror On srt.tce
20 tho tedSfs suthoEte PasaoTs 70 negotiations
RS.esTsG Tbs. should he Fed.Isl authorities
po-ce sst ths Presden by aud with ls advice and consent
s..Do.e Of coafSrne tL lie federal ruihores sl hsi
sh Of peace De sgi,' = By them d certified
b. the President Gad Senss; tvohfts Of tic seu"te con
Issrtnis.
isrsin term. d peace BY nsgosioD and thereby DEFY es
ally msinisnus ttCse nights aud O., the setHe me sve1
ppss,be ne .esl als i.ts Of sublDfs'o" ehe
nsnds % Jusee "a, e the ep.fentst,e o. IDS House %
uanimouy rseSee hs undivided itsonrces o. tho 'oned
crate States in doiooe cfouf encie rights &c ooien
Referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The Eraainer OF Peace" says; "Ftlrgs have come
20 that pass when consiancy purpose and determine.
ton to what wo have spent so much to
gain There h danger bat the Of tho Conftde-
racy will triumph provided lie reformation measures
How In progress result ia giving to tie country reso
'ute and intelligent administration. and provided that
AL men, soldiers and ciiilons, but clea out Of their
minds every thought OF retreat or Withdrawal TO at
tain TO any peace ~ o either or In the distant f
fure VIC mast now thnk Of war only and dispose all
thipgs with single view 20 that end espccisv when
private and unauthorized emssaries from Washing.
Con are prowlng around, counsellng unc litional
submission. for this Is tie only proposal me-, laye 10
make; may know that our policy our .racv the
resources four statesmanship" oil center Ga unspar
fig battle. These prOwlers, whether they he North
Western Democrats or intimate friends ard allies OF
Lincoln. would not be here II there were Lot at tho
North most anxious md nervous haste 10 bring The
war 20 a close by wheeling into submission which
fbsy Know they cannot compel by force a aims. Yes,
9th all their buster. they know this After their
nlltos shall have been fred Of, and their laundering
bIsggadocia rolled forth be capture Of Savannah
and Of Fort Fisher they understand already that
they VIII no. have advanced much In the business
Of coDqueiiDg tie South. If only the South is
determined not TO b. conquered And their available
lighting material Il already in the army The, must
satiugate continent with that army Which they have
s0~ " The field. o. vi u a. pud there IL bel author