New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30
Special Dhpo'eh to The n. \. rrbupe.
Stories Of W'. Rtaiv.

mission il reported by two members OF tie Horse ho
din.d with TIC returned eHy"y. Although tie! are
Demo crnt C. they stu,e that MI Blair snid 'lat Jef
Davis Gated him to rfrci the pssaGc Of the COist
tuionnl Amendment sbo.ishing Siaveryi thai be CON
fssed that the had npiooed nj .esto.ed slavery
TIA, II lad Induced disunio. an that tie hope oi BENZ
abe yet 10 save slayuy and daihrone II was the only
ohstacc 10 peace and the re'i1rat.on 81 TIE Union
This was told ON the hor of tie hone or SATURDAY.
Bets we're instantly offered by Peace Democia 5
that ,..r BAR had never uttered word OF what Was
imputed 10 lin.
REBEL COMMENTS UPOS MR. BLAIRS MISSION.
From III" Ricin~na tnqnirr, Jan. &c.
| The second mission 81 the Hon. l.. /. B!air 10
Eichmund is ended ~ tie return ~ thit pen'.man t
Washington yesterday m"rnin. ilai n"ttihg hssNeh
nccoinl shea toward Immaculate Is"e We ll lus J.
he'd IN hssriug Ic'ui,rr. Tie enemy hr" WILDE 10
permit u 4, dictate own terms. iIOfsoeh ohN W.
vii aot dissolve TIE | ni'f. Any yuiniier j. oh'
e, asy cons Oni pf,vision ir l> piutection aIsi
.xtcLsion fu comp'nsaIi" IN gr,hinck- or AL TIE
regrves that have bcn osiird on during u" war on!
tliir. everything thai We 60 M or 'Dius VIII ~
freely cruir., ifoiiy w. wi consent :" reuni'r IN
them Ties. ma, Dot have been 'xncily All. " :. =
trims but ihcy embrace the substance oi ts missl H.
and 40 net IN Tie ieasi eXarg crnie TIC eAuemh! 70
which the enemy S.llihg 10 cOnrtdo ns We ony
return Ia the Cblon. Lut tLeso tir Garnet pLr'
chase cur liberty. We are not fighting hf
slavery ueiiler ns prrtc, tion nor eAtcrS'"h., We
are wiaing 10 rsc Up slavery nr on. hbeity. W" Ia
tend 10 be ind.l enrit Zee OF a. be- oIteininrth
The enemy viii understand tue earnestnts 81 our Pc
PIE In dde tine A. yet III do not IL :! know US w.
tney nr learning st We 81. sc"siug ace among
the nations Of tlc earth. believing 30 Le Ight re
currd To Us BIS foreith-is. Sayerv has nothing
vhaie'c Ia do with tais var we VII Sserp 'ne u
nuton fn b.tI~ the moment II stihds IN the WY
Of the accom- plisbmrlt III our bcty lie 10Y might
a. well abauGon the effort 10 br,tr ~ with protection
Tor Slavery rtoi ctr hbfiy. We a.rt thii 'hefe Arr
afew ur-tches IN thc.e SinIrs Who w"ud s'I
thir liberty for their ncgrrs: but our sofu IL" u, hty
few aud utterly cohtc;nlilp"
Resolutions may be Introduced into the virginia Leg
slatue boxing r,cohst ucon. MT they VIII d. re-
jcc'cd with unaninty Which VIII iIfc'rf damn thc
rri,hcd ai,"f that has thus sought L. bflAs shanc
al grace upon tie far mime IL tbr Stutr W Len
they make thGir appearance II WI b. time rnoryH 10
L, tisr antIOi and htritufs IA Nc trasur able
work They VIII be- fynt - b" men "i - earthly III
nucnce, men " no have mantniaed their places IN The
gisatni because tie army had ta-cn iho IT, ranks
al the TT for such pace Those who would now
entertain propositions of reconstruction anu remain
with uI1 rcr, ~ our and brothers tie vlOaiOrS
OF our vuncn the wrccbrs no have burned houses
and d, fields are cithcr already purchased
up or have fixed their own pice upon TIER treason,
sn satihcd they will obtain IT, IL would be most
murtif, ne to sec al such rrsolu'on Introduced. AID
de- rarncsy hope that good sense MI, prevent tier
being offered.
This second mission of NJ Blr ,he best evidence
thG' dcsirc that on People have only Ia le true
tu taem aid obey VIII cytutu4y tIc their free
dom When Mr. Lincoln Is willing 10 riye w his love
for freeing negroes when be ad lis peope hrr vi bag
70 gave constitutional guaranty Tor The protection vi
slavery anu even "a repeal oil laws proh'hng lis IN
trducton into the tree states 10 ny f'r all stolen ne-
rrocs there be 10 better evidence that the enemy
ne beginning TO uEdeTstard that tie job ID too bug.
Stand hrm We have gone through &c ho'y or
deal We have only to he as faithful to our cause rs
w,rc the Aud brothers We nov mourn aud NC
,hs rejoice Ia the cnloymen, ~ our liberty aud
igdcI-..-ence.
There Is n compromise that yo: ma, open tar way
pcacr II hes been suggested that 'hc United states
viii acknowledge our independence PROVIDED u teaty
"a Ia 49,
the application 81 tho Monroe doctrine 10 ai The states
IL North America can be agreed upon Whom that
proposition !. made viii be tic enough ~ d'cu"s It,
In tue readers nn, - wed icyuiye the
subcct IN the. minds for i % nOi !'Dprobabl, that II
ma, become living. tangible proposition before many
From Tho Richmond srr,inel. J,n. Us.
Mr.. Blair lett Richmond yesterday morning
upon tho AllsoI With couimss'oscr Ou'l Tor
ne tipccboat at Boulwnrcs Landing IL Is undo rsoh
that Alr Blair, mission % Richmond emyGticaliy
one of pence Aite- LIVING before our ertaoit'es Ia
formally ofcoursc the wishes ofthe Federal Goycinn-,
the Interpretation OF which IL pe,cc or tnbafs u
wcre not Llely 20 10 complied wIti. he came
S Spmn . SSs u'n. and dsst,sd 70 Know Hpo"
,hat ter~' ans ~ SSa me- o od ,1g,e5 ,ho
Unon u. i, was. the Niger se he is and TIE ;onih es
Il used to 10. He suggested also Tint ihc North woa,
TOO, the bill and taxes for oil tie AcGr1rs s'o'en end
property destroyed by Che e-:ac' ed cmis.nrics %
Tcdcrai usurpiyn. O.ccarss he made al ott.ess
scstious on his own responsibility. but ~betier
deemed authoritative not ha received not the slight
est announcement TO hope for rcunion. and anGc
TO under, tand that the Solh i,!ug FOR indcyenl
enco and independence ory. Ito thea Inquired
whether II the independence OF tho SOUTH wero reoog
rZrd ~ tho Fedora! CeSernmsnt tho South wound
make common esnse eith the North. and drive the
French from Mexico The rsspcrcc uric.1.cod - have
been given % this dirloms'c fcecr was: Make the
proposition formally and olHcinIy. and you vii 80.
reply"
lis Ia the subs .snoe Of Mr. Blairs political conver
saton with perpvLs IA and Oat VI authority while IN
iichmord far ws have been eblc IN carr. Theirs
NAV be something pot sEb Dnt CJubt IT, though
probsbl, there msy hive bern illusions driving
The English out VI Canada, In connection With tho lat
proposition.
From ~hs Richmond Dspsrh Jan. rs.
Mr. Blair, peace missionary, left the city yea
torday mo- ming for Grants tncs by Nng ~ truce boat
Nothing 10 known Of whit passed between HIN and the
President during their frequent !n.er,ievs From what
dropped from Mr.. Blair In vereaon With his friends
hers some have inferred that no proposed some such
visionary sch:me recoasrucon thc Sorih 10 retain
lis peculiar Institution u<ouohed and the Yankees 10
pay for tho neerveo they ha,o stolen. Any specua
lions np0n ms propositions. BIO made any. are very
Idle.
The EnPerss Nnpeless's Csl~aisatisn
scheme il Nsrthern 11egiee.