Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
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Wo COPIED Yesterday isom the n. Y. Heralda Wash
agton letter. detailing some Of the particulars OF the
discord which has arisen between cid Abe and his cor
hientiL adviser, Cameron. The following from the
Tribune ezhlbts the clc ia still singular aspect
It appears thai Lincoln not only objected to Camerons
report but refused to seud il to Congress- and actually
ezpunged considerable portion. But before the eH-
puncon copies lad been to the Northern papers
which have been Published, and which dar materially
from the official edon. The portions eEpurgsted re-
late the disposition TO be made Of negroes in the Rebel
States The Secretary recommends, that ihey be seized,
confsca,ed armed or oolonizsd to the Government
and It's officers may seem proper. Lincoln objects to
such proceeding and the Herald says that Mcclellan
eoucurs with him. and will resign than execute
the programme.
The Cameron party in Congress appear 10 have been
yrasl for the OCCASION and attempted to anticipate Old
Abe, and overwhem him with their boisterous op.
p,oyal of Canerou's doctrines. Some three or four
Of them 10 both Houses as soon they met and be-
fora the Presidents message delivered offered
ll,ons strongly approving the most violent measures.
There could De bur one object for this course it to
anticipate the message fores:s the judgment Of Con.
grsss and commit public opinion against the President
We have not been in the habit of attaching much
sequence to the wranges among the Yankees, which
generally have but one beginning and one end-tbe
spois Blu. ths looks little more serious aud there
may be wrapped up 10 it an impending revolution.
Tb, ferocOus Cameronisns evidently intent ruling
Lincoln, and il no is refractory they may attempt to
carry ont threat some time since made Of deposipg
lin /, LincolH, who is very mule in obstinacy, is
sutainad by Mcclellan and the army he will be able to
make good hs stand against the Insurgents The Her.
cd declares with much significance, as though mems
ewes already turned that srbter that tic army
Is composed mainly OF Wings and Democrats, who have
no fancy for abol,ouiss The ascendancy of the army
will De the signal Tor the downfall of the clustering foul
nouthed cosardy wrechss who the authors of all
the mischief 10 the land. Lincoln may be used for
time 20 give appearance OF legality to the revolution
b1. he IS no, a to stand crash, but will speedily
follow his civilian associates and the military dictator.
ship will sppear in full vgor upon the stage This pei
haps is the very best fate that could bcfi the Yankee
nation. wi.hoat master to govern them with rod
OF irOu they will become prey to the most horrible
anarchy, and LP'e rapidly into bar5srsn.
The Editorial aud the suppressed Dispatch of the r
bune and the fact OF suppression all significant It
will no: escape the careful reader that the Tribune as
well as the Herald Indirectly appeals to the Army:
From the y. Y. Tribune Of the 4,h.
The readers Of our daily OF yes;erdy morning may
have been SurpJissd 70 fud no ausion to the topic
which excited Ost interest the Federal Metropolis
ssnely she reported dsagvecmen; between the Presi-
den, and The Secretary OF War With regard that por
ou VI the report Of the latter which treats Of the use to
b, mlda o. the slaves OF Couederatss Other journals
had Information this SUI ices had none; simply be-
cause while their Washington dispatches respecting it
.aI. ~ cor ~ ia
suppressed by the Government censor in the Washing
ton telegraph office Having received il by mail, we
gve IL uoE part Of the history Of the times simplyr
marking that do not understand that il suppress
81 for lack Of truth, but rather for excess of il.
THE SUPPRESSED DISPATCH.
Wlsalxorov, Dee 2-The call Of the roll had scarce.
IL end=d in tho House, when the temper OF the people
stTkiugly manifested by their representatives hast
eEing vthou. delaying moment FOR Presidential or 9th
sslgs % pass resolution enlncipang the slaves
Of Cc1tedcrs'e9 within the military jurisdiction Before
tlo upon it recorded painful rumor peryaded
the Hl that the President had taken open issue on this
worry question with Secretary Cameron and had recalled
IRON PaSilphia post office the undeliyered copies
u tic War Department. report, which the latter he'd
mailed ygseidy, for the OF the newspaper prtsA-
TIC city led with rumors OF breaking up of the
clbiuet and the l. tuence of the revolution we are pass
rug through in attaching to principles while weak
enIg their hold on laws and forms, was everywhere
ctr kngly and most suggestivey conspicuous. The eH
necessities Of the war ard to the popular will tonight
swlys TIE hotels and p4r!os Of the city The history Of
the ference between the President and the Secretary
War has all last taken this shape The Secretary pre-
seated his report Mr. Lincoln Saturday On Sun
jty afternoon be mailed il the principal papers OF the
North and Wcs as is customary the day proceeding
the reading o! the M sage
90 Sunday night the President, having found time to
read found not in hj heart sgree with the Sec
Tsiagy5 doctrine Of the right and the duty make
military OF ths slaves Of Conlederaesto arm them
II Dece-sary-and in ~ ways TO them as we would
any Other properly OF the Confedeaes TO suppress this
rebellion. he s2nt for Mr.. Cameron, and required him
70 suppress this whole portion Of his report on the
ground that il recommendation was premature and ill.,
timed The Secretary promptly and resoutey refused
suppress word Of IL. The discussion between them
protrae,ed. l, ended il began the rtsdent IL
spg upon The alteration, and the Secretary respectful
" ba; hrmy refusing to change syabs Of his recon.
msaca'ioos subsequent interview in the afternoon
had sim lar concu iOa Of debite but new and strange
conclusion Of Executive will The President Announced
bis purpose 70 strike out the entire plslge about the
transcription and armiag OF the slaves before sending
Ia the report with bis Message to Congress Mr. Came
ron declared be ahoad not recall suppress the doc-
snt IA the hands Of Northern and Western editors and
that The printers az liberty do with his report
whSl they pleased. Which Of the two copies will the
people read and the army prefer? -
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