The national Republican., 1862-11-08
NEWS sUNI m AIRY.

| The New York Express reports that tnere
was perfect rood order throughout that State
on election day. No thanks to the Express, the
Herald, and such sheets, that II was so. They
did their best TO excite the mob prior to the
election. But for the fact, that the Republican
party Is law and party 1t would have been
otherwise. Locotocoism was doubtless insolent
enough TO have provoked a row, had the Repub,
licans been disposed to heed their insolence.
General Banks Texas expedition is fast fitting
out. He will have $1,000 troops, chiefly from
New Eugland. The State Of the lone Star"
will soon wheel into Union line aud the Union
people there will be protected.
Hen. A. Il. Hamilton will be appointed Nil.
itary Governor CT that State. Gen, Rogers, the
veteran soldier, and associate and tried friend
Of Gen Andrew jackson, will have an import
tant command in this expedition
II i. astonishing how many good aud patri-
otic men believe that this wicked rebellion can
be put down and slavery be left intact, the Con
stitution preserved as It Ia, and the Union as 1t
was. The Constitution may be preserved as 1t
Is, but the Union US 1t was Is an impossibilty.
We have no doubts OF the honesty, the loyalty
aud the real patriotism OF the men who believe
this, but they will open their eyes by and by
TO the utter fsllscy Of this idea.
Rumor has It that Hon Joseph Bolt Ia to
succeed Hon, Caleb Smith to the Secretaryship
Of the Interior. If Mr.. Smith leaves that high
position for the Supreme Bench, we can think
of no better man as bis successor.
We are glad to see that come papers and
politicians who have contributed largely
to the restoration of the so called Conser
vative and Democratic parties, speak Of
tie President 10 terms OF high respect
They believa In Ills honesty and patriotism,
and commend him for his sincere purpose to
crush the rebellion. Much Of this praise iF
doubtless well founded ard sincere; but with
some the aim Is to induce the President to re-
woke bis emancipation proclamation thing
be will not do.
1t is said there Is some concern In Canada, on
account Of the extensive preparations the home
Government il making IN furnishing supplies
q
The United States, We guess that Or. ~ Briain
will not be in hurry to get into Il 10 Il c,
| with US. English statesmen always have ~
| eye to the windward. aud do not mesr 10 be
caught mapping in any quarter OF the world
where English rule may be assailed. This IL
simply precautionary alep, which that Gov
ernment Is always careful 10 take in SEASON to
avoid even remote or SEEMING dNnger. Wa DO
| not apprehend war with England nj present.
Commodore Pendergrast Wa. smittrn sud
denly with paralysis on Thursday .usl, In Phil.
| adelphia, while or the way to tha navy yard
| to attend to his du,ies He has since. u!rd.
Tue draft in New York will commeuce on
Monday next Five Thousand men ore need
Will it be resisted We ,hiuG no', h,, ~r
shall SEE.
The N1r oil las evening hHs ihr laIiowing:
/" AS the Star goes tu press to-day, tho i'm.
preston is general am"rS military men here,
that the army Of the Potomac ~, to-day not
withstanding the current SNOW Storm march
ing over INTO the valley of Virginia through
Front Royal Gap. Ii So, Goa. Mcclellan will
soon be between tic portions Of Lpu'a army
that have passed d0wu towards G., rGunsvie
and that portion remaining in the vicinity Of
Winchester and Bsrryvie II there be more
left there than may merely be sufficient to keep
up the appearance "i being IN force In that
quarter, until the roIreAt Of The main body
may be fairly accomplished.
1t is our belief, from what we can LEARN,
tDat the rebel forces will rsoaps General Nc.
Clellan and get back 10 Richmond We shall
be glad TO learn that We IRE mistaken.
Late news IRON Illinois Indicate The defeat
Of Hon. Owen Lov'joy Tor Congress The
Democrats appear TO have carried thai Stale
by from 10000 to 10000.
We notice, III d.s'HIt papers, what may
properly be termed sensa,iJu " paragraphs
Of both army and Cabinet chslges, aud vague
suggestions or specuIstions couceruing them {;
and also important communications mado 10
the Government by this or that foreign miuis-
ter Even Il these things were true, it would
indeed be a wonder how the correspondents
enjoy such fine facilities 10 keep posted"
But It so happens, as the result Of our Inquiries,
that there ia more fiction than truth in nearly
all OF the astounding Developments.