, 1862-01-08

otH " AoH
p,,.,ot;ong befay, tbs f,on,u,;,ts,, n IN Z
,rsf;ca1c a The Couduct Of tho Nar-The Wess
Pint Officers and 1hei,, F:es's eoneern;ng Cor
4,css-4he D4a9ga Cae'1sM Rs.:.,;"" Nh rnT ~ I
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From our own CORRESPONDENT .o,
"MH1sa1os' 'auua5 13 ~ a 3
Inc JOINT eot1taattee W loe w." ~ - 49, :,
po1ueeu 10 1Se7tiSaee NV .r...,t-rx ! 8
are feaehng some 1aet' "ne4 ...,. snE t [
il not unexpected. q aeureeon teseaAeo 49,. :
in answer to the proper 1nteftos1s'hie' N0
rcsnlar arn1s onleef- ~ " ~ o !
no" In co1nlnano u soilia'eei7-l'ul uS4 -. {
TO nm, VIII eonsloefapae etnpiis1'' ess ~,
uo"sa t'ke 20 3a'7a h's d'7"se7y oM eot9eg ~,
tore lna1etus an5 1ar'n on 'ea', oA''s
asAeo "n't nus 4ns n'''''a " 'ne e'
surgeon reluseu ~ ans"ei' lshlA'Alps .AA&1
had been me guest VI sS1o ol4ieel, ahu It "ou'D
be Unfair 10 ulaAe Ena' pale'eulal one lne se'ee-
goat lot nas eiass-ths "a"e teet't9 o"o LIE eA1se
e1pfe8slon q Jeefan9, oeeHg common o"*o"S eae
regular HeSs f0''t cDses's ta7"a5'tos1 'esS a'-
e7s'on!
In answer to direct inquiles, ne teS.heo
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between eu1smS the 'oluhteef soAo4er' alAo
c3ecrat1n@ all aets' feso1u''ons, " 'oees III
congress adverse TO SLAVERY. 1acie naa oeen
so much testfaoh5 OF tns h1no tnal nen
Wade, the thalfman o1 Tue Conilnltlee' ue
AeFes that toefe arc 1ooses o1 lne H. " " ~
all our camps on the Potomac, instituted ana
pa,ronizcd by the West FONT oitcefs, mosl
Of whom were Breckinr1dge Democrats 1ast
| year, and arr as bitterly pro-slayerg now Us /
| either BreckinEidgc or Jetf Davis. Have such
| generals any heart in this war: LOOK at Ten
| r. w. Sherman; he Is one OF them. He has
written letter recently, in which he says that |
| if fhe were to offer an asylum to thu negroes |
at Port Royal he could get at the rate OF 3,tNo
| per day. Yet, knowing that the negroes sfc
| supporting tie rebe1hon-cafrsIns 1t on theif
shoulders, as it Were-and more especially so
in South Carolina than any where else, ne WILL
not employ the effective agency at his
disposal nut nns1 heeos ase 'ioaent
1ncans to dFlFc them pacA 10 lhc ST.
vice OF Their 1epe1 1n's1e1s' VI coasse
none su1 aiss'aee1ul 'esnts az ~ W
eSPeeteo HUN I'LL AMY co.la14l.oeo ~ 'ue1
9cneral-resuHs "nose nise5s - vn,s '1'neu
ey tner expense ~ must ~ saau' no"eee''
lnat Int eo'e'n4nen' AeePs o".n o1.~1s Ia -.
SHERMAN ~ .oninanu ~ w. '.4l1' 's-s.l
tnela '"os en4'' a,'' 49, p1o' =,
.f0N NAo ..,., - 49,
-.leo ~ oo-u 49, s-,.,s -
i | VI ~ "4o oN -1Nt.'.. 1N1' =, =
| pe'ls' o4'a5' ua' ~ "'5'.S "o' .s.1's' @140
loyal taan Int ois1oSai Seetions VI loc eoun~
| try Their proper place Is IN beapresaro 5
! army. and tbey would probably be there if
|
s en1S e'''0 A0@ - ~
, vice by commanding our troops than bS lead
:. ing his. There are some noble and patriotic
u men among the officers Of the regular army,
= but 1heg are onls eScepNions - IL. sensl'n
: | rule. The great minority OF them
"a are less terrible to the enemy than TO the
;. - -,.,,,,> ,,c educated and a,,o,or+
d ed them from youth to their present
:. evil manhood, as the evidence before the joint
oo,,-,;t+oo ..7,1 nndouhtad1v nrove r. i.
3 commits. W.. nos1ss a .,;,1 49,, ~, oo,,,r
ID probable .ha' oons..ss w." sooh g,t.,Ua1 %
~ and find out which is the stronger party. Iti.
le "1u nn1 ol' as-:a,,s anac4;en <rhothor n,
Is geecns 70 Ut setlous 4uesilon "ne-a -:
3t command OF our volunteers can DC entrusted
r to officers who arc ony loya 1.: On eonu.io,
I'd that they shall be supreme ne solo1ers' VIII
=. their present ideas, could not safely be order
| 4o+ +},n;r f},n
N oeieu ~ .u,n ,an . g. ~. ~ th,so ote,csrs II
T would not obey. b0T' s1Fe sncsc onlcef3 LII
Nv liz more time to draw the lines Of millt:sr
~ ru1c oyer them. to Isolate thcu1 from thei
" ,,an,as .,a7r fr;.n5s +he current news an
lis homes, 1hear 1r1enos, 1ne cui'eh' he"s 't'l
til ideas Of the day-and they will become villa
n all armies have bccoue namely, fighting liz
=, cuincE subscry1cut to tic will ei their co1l
oi manders,
3w The Iate discussion in the House OIL the dis
sh 1o,alty Of certain government employees, di
- Closes tic faef that the border State member
lo arr rcner.1Ir onposed both 10 the turning OF
est Of such traitors and to the ascertlinmcnt (
,;s S1:rh wis thc Tenor Of Gov, Wicklitie's r.
LID marts + Is moi s,,rnrjsing. T had 4 conyc
lall sation' 4 fsw days since. with gentleman
to niah POSITION IN tie executive branch Of ii
inp GoTrfnrncnt. G r about these disloyal clerks.
- rcmerIr1 that tfe last thina fhe pconle won
az fera;ra ;n thei, nnh};c serTan1s wn145 he II
I retSntfon Of traitor in ollicc, whether as tt
out | hcod If a knrcan or the stoIer Of 8 fit
w. n1acc. H. rrnlied With obvious sincerit
lm t ~ 4 h:,;ara thar xrorn .,nv d5sos
cre o1arl o. : IN tha no1ernmnnt service T assnr
am | linn Tint nv information was
min tic opnosite Tenor. and / instanced
Few n:nics and charges, to Which
uc- rcn}isd 1v n nnlite ,1nhel;ef in t
uch ACCURACY Of my information SINCE the 60
an5 Tersation took place, seIen clerks have be
sli- turned ont Of the Interior Department
bhr | this very reason: Atthe present time no o
w. can affirm positively whether there are q
use dis1oyel clerks in Office or not, except t
o be | heads of the Departments and the n1enbe
orc Of the Potter Investigating Committee. }
Own opinion about it is very decided, but
is shall forbeart to express it until the evidence
ken before the Committee is published. Chal
T.. ing Cabinet officer with knowingly retainl
a traitor in of1lcce, is tic next thing to cha
$, ing him with being traitor himself. Nc;
willie it may be observed that Mr.. Potter
20 given the various Departments and Burea
every opportunity to purge themselves,
rlnS examining and Weighing tie testimony tax
'tatc by his Committee.
idea Gen. Fremont has not yet arrived here,
= hr the discussion Of his case, whatever it n
amount to, will probably come up in
ana House early next week. By estfnable frie
1atu- Mr.. Col{a,, Of course knows all that is to
hcon known about his own opinions in that bell
and it would be both silly and impoGte to Il
mil ~ ,ecars hn.ycrcr In half = dnzcn ii
e the ! guisbea members as holding the same, or
ther- / stantial1y the same, opinions as himself
sought one OF the gentlemen named
lever evening and inquired in direct tel
OWL what we're his views. He replied, as nj
,dna1 bers Of Others have, that he did
a - like to see combieed onslaught made on
IL, III general, while half a dozen others, as bad
. ~ no.3e: 49, ~ tS.4 ~ - 'ees s: ..s.
-ca heard Mr.. Colfax use.) As to the testim
I@1' taken by the Van WycE Committee hc