The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13

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D5partinenD " olate, washington,
reD. y, 1860
SCI IS true tnat IN times OF peace there
S,o ai"a5s anSslsaIors u war so soon as war
go ., 81: cili1ens WHY eu1phstcatiy ue
nauu hesoua1ious OF peace Inc advocates
OF war, aI.et an agitation longer or shorter
gele any sai. lneit 'eeriui enu, tnougn Inc
wa. oeclareo ~ nos unlrequenuy unnecessary
anu u ll.. oo peace asitators III Time 0,
wal u'eiulaSeis oilns aoou. an aOanoohhene VI
tle sonnlc'' soleunes witnout securing tne
SusalIas Mh,en Tese oIlssna.y eApec'eu
~. ~ ~ mal ~
sino =. peaco anu iol pSaco ~ sille vi war;
alo ~: pocesseiny " pernaps orulnariy nh'
pa.liotic ~ tnelr purposes u motives ne
su'uo @a9ao G,,S line Mnetnel uley arc wise
G uSme LIZA urs sieasy VI peace coIcluueu AZ
UuAualouPe ago, was secured py au II
regular negouatlon.
pun =, sne enor.s, Wncn nave oeen maoe
W orlus aooue hegoiiaelons WIN view 10 enc
our cNi war are known 10 the Whoie Worio,
because thsy nave employed foreign as well
as domestic agents. Otners with whom you
nave naa 70 deal connaeniiaily are known to
yourself, aitnnugn tney nave not puollciy
transplfed, Otaer Efforts nave occurred here
which are known only to tle persons actually
moving IA tnsin, ana 70 inns government.
! am now 70 give ior your Information an
account OF an affair OF the same general char.
acter Walch recenuy received much attention
nere, aaa wn.cn aouOtless VIII excite inquiry
O. oAos LEY, "a lew uays ago rrancis 8. tbialf,
I'LL ~ %a5 'anu, " alneu from sne Tresi'
usuS slnpl3 leave 70 pass through our lines
msn n '1' u'''"'S' ''0"s Ano" ~ inc govern
al sls,eeu anu on JUS re.
ae sl n ,,a " sile lee'6r wnicn
49,, 'sie nau wIi.sen W MI. Diair, ~
W.. ~ = we "ioeo nay M: D'air was az no
o,y ~ 10y ~ - aIsluen' LinG I, thav Davl'
800 :; ~ - nau yegu, wilIS -
rana;nas =. .a.. a'su.eu snoy mouiu ot
teusiet " ~ Ieceive any Iuat snouiu OF
80 sn.,, ~ w uisPosG e " nnu ouSca-
80 ~ ~ ulii eua' no Wou,u senu commis
s.ono's W coll'el WIN Tue rresiuenC Win =
We" 70 resOorallon OF peace between the
TWO Spuusrles, !, ne lg conid % assured tney
~" en 20 Iecslveu: Ine rresiusnt, therefore.
VI u.e t9an uay " January, addressed not
70 ~. o'air, Ia Wnicu tne ffesiaeat, after &C
n,n;s s .ds ns nau reau Ine noee Oh MT
n ,,;i, S', noo 10 o., anu snoH'o
VI ~ o.hor Il guy aFeuss 'nas MI "a
To- ,Es a,.tho.;t NV aceud,-
49, sa,s4 ~. -. "Sne,IV % Suo Sos1.nlhent'
P.s.idan. ,,tb so .,,u. WIN Cu
neaca 10 INC raa,a ~ ~. s.,o aS.ou -
p7ac0 " 'ue p7opi5o, our common country
and ,,,sa r . v,siu nleInTna WIN ms letter.
~ or III e'''N0 o"'A " asnlisSon oL
- W. - !. wv 49,,
we were ADVISED ron the camp OF Lieut.
H,,n,rnS TA Ga..,s =; osep lensi ~ M l.
=, ,eass h.os ooi;, "oIo aPpy.ng ior
losso ", pass turough tne INES 70 Wash'n gton
a peace commissh ners to confer with the
rseslaen'. lhey were permitted by the Lieut..
there the decision af tho P,as AZ M;n
Eckert was nm y, ~ ,,aot s ~ yor
Dt SHo.o vac sew uown 70 meet the party from
~ , un 1uu a. ueh 1ra9t,s headquarters. The
- 10 psas;ae.s. " usi.yeT 70 5nem copy
a.. oHe :, soS.u Sa' leeOer 70 Mr. biaif' Win
+ta Guu'elyouf W uneul anu signed "
Sar,,ad ~, - .,al ~ ~ ~ wo,o uHsctiy III
CO. 60 sua an, 'uey supulu DC allowed 10 pass
Inc for an can 10 as com
If the aforanamad s,aar ~ nc 1p .He o&ss
ary to Mr.. Bl .ir. Ifthey should eynress their
ma .oa.o seea
n Fortress Monr.,a u5aro r s@o ,',;.'
e., l D as;a.,,t ,,,,iJ - -,
r, haino tho.rl,s ,,sohabIa go. -
tbeir con1erso4iSon py;th ;a,+ c. CO.
that the Richmond no ~, ,,-,uid 4; ~
nrescrihed aceant tha condi,;ons rooat;onad
ptesS.lueu accept Tue CONDITIONS mentioned,
President with the dutv IF renyesont ~ inc
this oouornr.at /; a., y; $3.50 es
S Sn.s government III Tue expected INFORMAL con-
iet Tse
Ine SECRETARY arrived at Fortress Monroe
Ect sar n rg o. Inc ISL OF February. MAJOR
February win aIm tb On Inc mornlug o. Inc "a
sons who had CONF na PEI,
10 ~ ~ wre!ng tue conditions upon which
ra S nr oseu no 20 give them conduct to Fort
;oss.n.; soe luz MAJOR had given the same
WaahIo"tnn ~ .eies[apn TO the President at
he 800. iooeNlng this Information
tho Saora.a Piop s tnlegram directing
Ssceo,srT 'nS ~ aesu,n ~ asnlngton. The
- ~ ~ was pleparing a. inc same moment
feooo The pra. IiSnoue "a.1lng LOT Information
Gu ouA eGe PRESIDENT, put at TINS 1uncturs Lieut.
NJ M. ueaut teiegraphed to the Secretary of
wat ~ wei a. to the Secretary of State, that