New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24


movement upon ntrerehed aud fortified foe Mr. Greeley
On editor who never had battle studied campaign learned
anything war the onse Of dictator viii bis great engine
authority ade@'D q s nss % aS,s..s q
great shocks ron TINS TRIBUNE and the
Men Who had not leaned to timber guas
broken to hangover artillery se,s driven PEI ~, S upon the
s s srssu ' So.. o. til. .Psr q he paid
himself wsvorth with them 20 tho hed Geld and there bare
beaded bis white the wind tined by heroic da
ing supply ne want dr Bat patriotism and bnyeY and ds5
v al T b Ss sf ~, "a ID % an
"0n Rdmon the o. eon.es and oily =. u was
Who secession and Of aneOe-
con bad millions with mad hopes and promises
rese the motto flung out by THE TRIBUNE July D.
The Sasons warery Forward to Richmond Forward Rich.
nond Rebel allowed 70 meet there on the
10th Of JAY BY that time the place must be led % the NATIONAL
on the Is, July three days before Bu Run Mr. Greeley cast upon
you Pretend about military matters than Gen
ask afw naves whom great many nmpieons o" DO oe
Ne Srsi know very little Of the art Of war and Gen Scott
zeal There question on this point ana never mas
been oD,, 10 ,,oHe ont Of sigh,
is this DoosGen scott Tor whoever may bel contemplate we
and Is he minated by like impulses and purposes WIN te a
body the oya beryoyng people Of this country Does ne stand
up square III line o5o 4O he squirting toward % IVY Doe;
When SOU answs these questions you touch Of the problem
all ne about Gen scot military knowledge and our want Of
AFTER BULL RUN.
When tdngs Of the defeat carnage Bull Run Mr. Greeley
sank his fearful responsibility The first symptom
Of recovering bis possession othy effort lay the blame at
oihe On the 2 Of July 10 days after the battle he d
I'VE have tough AMI been beaten God forgive gu, rulers that this
Pressing better adapted Oveeter fear Of being
drowned n II; GS honey Is row nesf{ Srosned u % SI
and be SeoRg to the merchant %ag Inc neIs soIe
public mind IS Shn This condition Of thing cOniinuero
m:a ' o 5s present sa I c 5 & ,es Which
Give Us for Present capable advisers comprehend the
crisis nd equal hem and for the leaders
s once more in tph ever The whole land With he sb.
Caught and unpaid attempt o his guilt the
shoulders Others Ire his explanation Observe how on The
9th Of July be cod up Gen Scott whom ne hAd e 70 usnOHo
have terrible mistake in the premises; and
are irving amend Gen has been equs ingenious aud
DID mssust Of forces be says Of The recent der
eugn of that the rebels bad silently collected
around position Manassas Junction Whoever ordered or
planned the attack that position utterly unaware Of Their
See again ghn later sought another to lay
| the Ghost Of Bull Rua:
baubery about Washgo should upon Rebellion
down ought to have done 50 month earlier than
d-not part b; the whole and might have been umpah
Richmond and the belOn half suppressed before The day Of Bg
might and sod have prevented IT, history will establish
Tbs IS mot ali Of TIN hmen,ab reorit contains other pabe
things, but these Will Dc -, 49,, l., H., - ,ss .o,,,
that Lincoln is said to exclaimed will quiet Horace Gree
y be gives moi distress and does the country more harm thar
How Mr. Greeley interference tortured Mr.. Lincoln be
gathered from ''' ''A ' NJ Lincoln A'''' '''. ~
HORACE GRRLFEDtdT sir: nave read yours OF
loL Inst ADDRESSED toayse through The YgwYoRk TRBUSE If
there be in any assumptions OF fact which Eno"
1y ii neHeS iies lay believe to be falsely drawn and
ssI aT gs s IN deEee to ~ old ien whose heart
have aways supposed De right as 70 %. PonsI d " P
| PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Mr. Greeley early nd Lneous administration became his enemy
This M Greeley knewMd his guard This is noticeable
in the Niagara peace at Greeley hal been for Secession when
Secession might have ben avoided he hsd been for battle when TIE time
he al in
possible and early 1854 ghen the Rebellion about to collapse
Ald everything coae upon keeping the North erect With united
'front.' Greeley fell Of deponeney and
| bluned our authorities trying to make peace
beginning Canada has been the refuge Of the
spe seon Of the Rebellion On the ' Of july
lei onew Cornell est an irresponsible and half insane 'ae9,qre
e%,e =, y SS ~ ssyae iBsrew With those authorized
omke peace Mr Greeley the DAY after be received toe letter wrote
persuaded be Id received great and genuine revelation
u, Ss3g ' Coz so tie nioe Rebellion by paving
soOOO loyal nd secession all Tor ses ana oI e,efa
Northern inGrreetol In this letter sad "A WIDESPREAD
}, peace and 30 Ro improve Pofd sees
long great harm now and Is m'.ay AR gs r IN h. letter.
agertd statements Of Ae extremity to which Tie country bad
NJ whole thing at ganee be saw that Mr.
Gr,ley had been gsi AMI he saw mat ns as. e S sS
perm anywhere have any proposition Of Je1sr.On D'ys
aldonment u Ssve whatever else embraces 20 him be
Pndens letter saying they would show their credenas
SO using words Green may be- am not quite so YER
Syius 10 answer NON three days ,fervri Juy H.
20. duly @ @ a1 S F In this letter he appeals
GOD influence may yet eIere tie North Carolina election
Lna replied t'agRsniI,3 that y oq have not already
they will come on he terms stated IN the former bring them
| p.rsrsl witness that it IS made - - =. VI,
So ee Pied r. @ conduct for oar persons s1d hi. being
fsula
| nav. seeiug how M Lincoln regarded
LINCOLN BETRAYED.
R,rg Niagara Re instantly put himself into communication with
sBd Thompson Co.. Informed him that they bad no
- whatever to make peace talk about it, but they
pthat the United bad last forward proposing ters
and M geusy Mr. Greeley the President would protect
them 20 through United States down Richmond and see what
, rls would Greeley in place Of denouncng the
ba repeng the imperrence clearing the Presidents skirts
his having the letters which be had oeen instructed
| 70 or went into correspondence With these bI1en
COIN epstched confidential post haste With document
gy 10 1854 signed b. himself and addressed To whom II
This that authorized propositions OF peace
fairly provided 'he integrity 81 the nloe oIOh anu '
e Psent FASTENED Niagara Falls and taking Mr. Greeley with
the Tiye delivered the paper IN us presence W VIC ~
ipe exactly what the President directed Mr. Greeley to show
them instance yet was the bf'' noue gwen them OIL inc
sp advantage Of this cOnc,amnt by Mr. Greeley Thompson
paenei to be taken By surprise and wrote MI SIs, Ins @
W. Gamept They stated that Greey made the first
10 thn say accepted By as ne evidence Of an gheI
hat they had believed the eoncatory manifestation
m M nj of the President the United States would be met by them
Co temper Of equal nagnannnty hey neh
nounce for changing his mind aud not DONG what MI
| treeeaad been led 10 expect - $1,000, 80,
On % of his letter in place setting the Presden right by tell
inc that rom thu beginning had held throughout bat and the
sane pton NJ Greeley let the President to rest under tue ~puA
uoE ofld faith.
Beioi his departure Mr. Greeley sent word 70 the Rebel
mso1 that he regrets the cad termination Of Tue rato steps
taken r consequence the change made by the President
G No Gauge been made by the President aud hr and
a there ~ charge bad faith change Mind elcelng
iou In wnch MI Greeley had placed the fIetI o as
obeng b instructions falling exhibit his hre"d and guarded
n
When " Lincoln know what bad been done feeling indg-
pa az had been ab1se he wrote TO Mr. GREELEY
fr permso publish the correspondence, emitting only such parts
earned exaggerated idea military political conditions TINS
request Mrrteey refused uneS all parts Of The letters we're pub
Of Mr. Greeley, MI Lincoln commented IN
thee word have concluded that Is better for me 10 submit Tor the
tine 10 the 81 the false position which consider he
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