Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-10
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! pitch for some time U knor What JAMES E.
HAWK, MIpistsr 10 -R0slpuAls Ssalanssy, ~
how he would extricass himself from the ehsrge
Isl belhe ) fstfaitor, . nkls bi. i.thS New yotk
7sibahsshd shsprsss gsnslsIly, ptsdIcstsd Upon
shs exposure 4 his lslsgvsphie eozEsspendsaes
With Judge MVCsArH, of ICAarlsstOps South
Cgelire, a rslAien ID lhelv vihdsawsl Of Maj
| ANDERsoN's command from Fort Sumter. We
are satisfied that Mt. EfaRvfT's correspondents
was with the knoHiedge and consent OF the
President and the Cabinet, from the icircum-
stance that If Il we're not he would certainly
| be recalled We. ere peHHsatis6ed that Mrrn,
GRrELEY knew Allabout IL, and did not desire
Mr.. HARvrY's recall, bot wanted to press Mr..
HAsvnr to expose the Adminisiration. ~
Mr., HaAyyS ldaFsised X letter .to aSi CAM
rsoH IN relation TO the matter which Was read
lin the House Of Representative. 1T fully sx-
plains that the Administration, after having set.
tied upon the policy ta,Hithdraw Major AapER.
SON to prevent 8 Civil war, the policy was
ch anged By the same men who ptecIpItsted and
urged on the DISASTROUS attack lof our army at
Bull Rum Il 10 90 follows aan s'aaa. -
."Youwere promptly informed Of the commu.
nication which passed between Mr. Magrath
aud myself, and Of Che cobsideratioR which led
TO them ! never had, directly or indirectly,
line OF correspondence with him except what
| you have seen IN the telegraphs referred TO r-
| He was schoolmate Of mine, and an old friend
had good reason TO believe that he was averse
to collision, aud would do everything to pre-
vent Il By personal, and other influence You
must fetlembr perfectly well how all the infor;
nation at the time took this part, threatened
daily attack on, Fort Sumter bysthei 60 called
| Confederate army, which zall good men in
Washington and Charleston desired to prevent.
When Il was considered settled that SIor An
derson would be Withdrawn, telegrsphed the
fact Mr.. Petdgfew, Mr.. Eiagrath and others,'
hoping toaayetvwbat then seemed 70 be the inn
pending calamity Of blood ahed, and 70 postpone,
ct least, the Inauguration Of civil war. few
days elapsed, and he was not withdrawn, when
formation was correct. y carried his dispatch
TO you, at WillArd's hotel, Informing you, &C the
same fimes Of my telegraph 10 him. 0dYou sug.
gested that Il should takeSie co. Mr. Seward,
which I,did, at the. Department ~ Stat, and in
reply to my question, What epsger i should
send to ChArleston,' he said, substantially,
That time would yindicate my previous assur-
snce., I returned, stated what had occurred,
and you then Informed me that Major Anderson
would be Withdrawn, ,,ee ,i,ft IA bnp,y sd
~ telegraphedo Mr. Magrath accordingly
without giving any anthority but my own, and
I felt glad at being the medium q, Q communi,
| cation which 4 then; thought would preserve the
peace, and give misguided men chance to re-.
trsss their steps, IN Ess .thep q i sq9n sitet
~ conas,t 49, tha ~
n yS Msior Audersop int wo IA demand A formal.
| capitalization. Knowing, that such q concessoh
II ,,a 80. ,,,,,Ll ~ ~, - ~ - ~ a
4 tGoyernme ent. snd fesripa III misht ipterfupt the
4 nsaeesble retirement of Major Xndesson. y statl
ID the Iunor By telegraph 70 Mr. Msgrasb,
asking II it we're true spa saying, ~ ~ Fas'
the trtends oi peace wonid be rendered po Werl
less,gssss Z. soas ,hsaiis Ifsssisg
me SEPT ne AZ AutnofliI ~ Iea apar aecluep as
euranee 70 the contrary "A sought you lmme-
Il diately A. the nar department. ana Esupmitted
4 the, ,dispatch ~ made 30 mach IMPRESSION ecn
your mind that you srequested me 20 take 1t
forthwith 70 the President, ana gave me Ainote
70 him, which SUI retain. 70 tacillietS my ad'
mission m case oi aeiay, "a iniormed the rres'
ident hastily o. All the antecedent circumstances
which eliminated ~ tnat dispeten ana ne pro-
posed e retain y, as tne s1plecs YES stu unde-
terminea ~ nle MIND, n 9roer 70 nave 'ne inIof-
nation before MIN WITH the papers, II consent
mYou know better than ! do what causes led
i 70 the change iof purpose In regard 70 MsIor
AndsAon's ovfthdrawaL 'ssa 10 fslssas yd -
i 70 tis clear that Mr.. HARVEY Was the recoe.
4 nizea rsssuthuiece ofi thu Acknowledgment. and
s,,,, aaAS - : 10 ,k.,. lna,dad.. ..s
~ 1ns ~ Wy y "sn any p " 'nei' ' "nu
\ consent, . asms5i %, o4.. bshgil iUl
isWhyihs was not recalled on account of being
Id''ra @'I''.0s .ea'T = nov msos clear. on
X LIZA coRespondent of the Cincinnati Times
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o.a ieN usys agy !ne L.lgn.eensn eg,men. a z.
/ Oo volph.eeis wss Mus'eLsa us " ssrs,es Ts
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Cd, T ihe GSIdIsTs were were treated III Il s manner manner
w wnoii{ unuofsny my ~ sreas e'sts lke ynlo.-
iney Eere compeiled 70 return 1 4 to tnei5 homes
Nlsnout eHen we ., mseps ~ puIclase tne i ffcss.
sSols sssI y sons snSsosa wv
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This regiment had been treated, from the be-
lgipning, IN such manner as % disgnst mostof
.1e oeers Sna nssr!y ai tns H'ya.ea me "a
iae bsiS ~ mstins iorced msrc6e apd smart. sS
| ips EYED bndsr such military bnfdehs as Gen.
aiiii tbey scceptsd without z "a 1aurmus She uni
,osns tsaE jnsnsS s, sns y ns su,no q .s
| of dsticnsry nussSmsl b&St & ii, they ! Is srpectsd,
upon their retnrn. % be treated sccofdlng 10 the
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