New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

teous A. thoss Of Che spy whom Mrs. Rob Rov ns
6regor buried into the lake. Il occasiooa;v 6n,s a
efsg Or bush to cling 70. but evidently bss b.t mi,
confidence in itssbiity 70 avoid the Is.t DE- .,s -
into abolition. FS
Ihe @oth Regiment, Col. Wm. Raymond Lea w,u
ea'e To-Day 'or the seat Of war This is the at ~ b
ten regiments negotiated for by the Seerstsr, Of w.
through een. "olbridge. 1t is nearly fuE Two
us companies are composed of Germans Tbs IN.
he8imen', which went OF in command Of Lisut. Col
Fellows Is to be commanded, unders;snd By I,.,,-
Amofy, an army officer. A great rump,s. oa A sma.,
scale haS been made because Gov Andrew resuasd .,
appoint Col Jonas II. French to the command Of IN.
regiment. Col. French derives his title beys fem.
his aidship to Gov. Gardner, aud upon be uepe..,
qualifications for military command his friend, ar,
silent. They may be great, bat unless the ' can D.,
made to appear So there would seem 10 Ia no raasoo
for finding fault with the Governor for oysrIooiax
him. or preferring man of the superior merit, of Liant
Amory. II iss very easy matter to ge, the iodose.
ment Of Boston merchants who are said to hsye ssked
for Col Frenchs appointment, but their opinion will
hardly be expected to have a controlling influence.
When some of them went to Washington. two or three
weeks ago, to ask for the removal of Mr. Cameron
Old Abe quietly replied with story the nib Of which
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the river. The possession of money or libera.i.y in
endngit TO the Government does moi imply the kno.-
edge requisite TO select Cabinet officers or colonies Oos
OF the papers ntimates that Gov. Andrew had private
reasons for refusing to commission Col French, {
suppose every man who thinks he has been unusiy
neglected, fances the thing. And although a
majority of all the coonels who have received commis
sions are politically opposed the Governor and to
I fha raf,a aaI 10. ~
French will be attributed to political hostility. the Col.
being very prominent of the PrOSlayery party.
have no idea, however, that the public take any
interest in the question that they desire to interfere
with the Governor in the matter Of military appoint
ments.
There j. general acQuieseence in the liberal and
broad terms of the call for Convention issued by tue
Republican State Committee. Tie SpriRgfeD Rcpr5-
cQa demur5 to it, and suggests that the editors Of the
Boston newspapers would be more proper persons to
issue call. The Republican bears no good wild to
the Boston editors and its suggestion probably has
spice of malice in it. do not think the editors will be
caught in the trap. should like to lat distancei
Mr. Charles Hale and Mr. George Lunt, or Mr.. X. G.
Bailey and Col Greene shut up together to arrange
the terms Of CALL There is no criticism, however. IN
TIE Republican or elsewhere the language OF ths
call already issued by the Republican Committee. II
is admitted to be everything that could be desired
except by Secessonists or Quasi-Secessonists Tbs
objection is that the Republicans ought not to have
issued it. 1t is not probable that the people will lay
much stress upon this criticism, but they will welcome
any bona fde offer 10 give up party preferences and
preiudices, no matter from whom it may come. No
body pretends that Gov Andrew is not to be reelected
hear that Democrats lately proposed to leading
men of the Bell-Everett persuasion to form party
against the Governor, and fatty refused There
is not likely to be much political excitement this Fa
and the elections for Senators and Representatives will
take care of themselves. There is no fear ba. we
shall continue TO bear cheerfuly and joyoasly our
share Of the dangers and burdens Of the war.