The New York herald., 1862-09-26

Adjournment 20 Washington ne Ad-
dress 10 the Prcsidrnt-A .icscrse of One
nutsslred Thousa nd Men Ia he OrEa-
nized--The Radicals IA Had III smor &C
Their Eaiiure 40 Overthrow McCleI-
lam, &C., dc.
HAPnsHr, at. Sopt Is, 1852.
The Governors of Altoona this nnuing, and have gons
directly Washington. where tney ~ arrive this even
ing and viii present their addr ss tomorrow.
Although Tho dncnmJnt In consiierab modified ana
miler than when Grst present by Governor Andrew.
it stin has strong tiaeture Of !" iuernasm.' II wn
signed by Governor "a tin. Governor PIE int and Gov
etnur Tod with gre reluctance ~ referring % reserves
II urges the organization Of force " one hundred
Thousand Win al It's radical features ~ rega d 10
slavery tho radcas were not satisfied vita IT, and are
bitter, soar ana to-day.
The New England Governors, AMI portion Of the
Western Altoona for the soe poss OF sccur
ing The removal Of Mcclellan and the appointment d
Fremont but De Gated by the b. and determinsc
stand taken By Governors I'd Curtin aud Bradford
Tho country is to-day indebted b1se thr officials
ior defeating tho reasonable plans ~ .ho radicaS
Governor Andrew the leader In the anti Mcclellan
cnbal, Governor Sprague and Governor Y At.s assisting
in the light WORT. The battle OF Ante,.n stumo.
ling block 70 them.
Not satisfied with their efforts In the ternoon, another
cTor, made in the evening, when Governor spag
declared ,let battle of An,ietan not Union bas
lN'i"'S'A'
Curtin replied that ths people Of his state bo-
Iievol it to be victory that Nc len IA saved the
State from INVASION and that IL would be hard TO con.
vince them tn Contrary.
Governor Saagao and Governor Andrew made several
attempts push schsms, blt mot In 30 do
cisive by Curtin, Tod ani Bradford that they
finally abandoned the prajsct
They this morning exhibit their disappointment IN va.
rons ways They treat the most c u questions asked
ftn
ana even civil male oyHIcnt by tue action
of Governor Yates the Breakfast Bile before leaving
Altoona. They viii, doubt kc another desperate
cIort personally with the President Neither Governor
elden Governor Morton present Tho latter was
represented by Colonel Ross, United States Marshal oi
Indiana
largo number in attendance from several States.
| Governor Yates accompanied by Measra. Dubois.
| IIach Moscs and Tatln--a aitNct1ellan men. s'r.
Ames gs with Sovernor Andrew. CooneIs Matthews,
Berry md Price, OF Governor Badords si, were also
present. coming directly from tho battle hed Of Auts
A. L. Berry, ana not Goodwin, was the representa-.
| tive from Nsw Hampshire assisted by Counsellor Pla
| bury.
Governor Curtin reached Harrisburg day and pro.
cosi.d directly 10 Washington, whore another meeting
| cf tho loyal Governors viii b, held
WASHINGTON. Sept 25. 1881.
telegram from Harrisburg the Gov
who we're in Convention at Altoona are al en- route
for wshgton. The proclamation Of lhe President has
forestaod tho action contemplated ny the authors u
| tho gubtrnatorial conference.
The effort Of the radical Governors 20 procure the
removal II General Mcclellan has created almost
universal feeling of indignation bore. It s regarded
an attempted assertion of executive privilege and
imPert tinsnt ciation 10 the administration 10 s do
ncunced very generally inatory step towards the
revolution which the fanatics seeking a. naugurate,
which IL in notion will override and crush
Its authors.
There IL no doubt that the Presidents emancipation
proclamation was AMI il intended simply a1d exclusively
n Wh'le IL has taken the wind ont cf
the calls of the Governors convention u not dcsgn
cd hy the administration effect any political purpose
to aid any faction On the contrary s ad that the
r. sicent desras hs fact TO be mide public, that the
proclamation s oay part Of the nd pted for
tho most vigorous prosecution of tho war, without any
reference to tho wishes OF rartisans
There s reason 20 believe that with this view General
Mcclellan corsnltci In reference TO tho proclamation
before its publication termined on.
As parties the North express anxiety 10 know the
relations subsiating General .eck nd General
Mcclellan IL is well To that they IN complete
accord and that Mcclellan viii be sustained by General
Halcck his effort to crush and detroy tho rcbel army
he has just driven on. Of Maryland.