The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-26
MEETING OF GOVERNORS.

AIrooxA. Pa, Sept 24.--The Governors
Of nearly all TIE loyal States me; here to
day az noon according to agreement Four
teen Governors were present, and three
States we're represented BY proxy. They
+ bed an informal neetAg from 20 O'Clock
The Governors Of the following States
! are present. PennsylvGniA. Iowa, Rhode Is
land. Maine. New Jersey. Wisconsin, Aasss
ehusests. Ohio. Maryland. View Hampshire.
Virginia. Illinois, and Indiana Kentucky,
Missouri and Vermont ~ere represented ~
proxy. Gov Ramsey WAS abssns on account
Of the lnds1E troubles.
At the second me ting. al I o'clor4 ?. = i.
the greatest unanimify prevailed IN Fessri TO
20 the Presidents proclamation.
The Convention net az 10 o'clock this
evening. ard vin probably remsin se~sioa
al nigh,
Governor Curtin will propose and lrge
strongly upon the Cow eation the propriety
insisting upon the removal. by the National
Government. Of al the sick and wounded
volunteers to their respective state-, which
will be heartily supported by Cor. Andres.
Of Massachusetts,. and others. No doubt
appears 20 exist OF its adoption.
Maj Gen. McClernand and stat are here.
NV YoEK, Sept. ga HerAld's special
from Altoona, Pa, concerning the meeting
Of Governors. saws Gov. Morgan declined
the Invitation. not considering the gathering
q political one, Is be has already forwarded
more troops in proportion, than any ether
State under thc -so last calls. Tbs conduct
OF the war has been the topic
The two propsitiors that have been lis.
cusscd there. were
LET, To demand the immediate removal
OF Mcclellan.
ID. The approval OF she Presidents
emancipation proclamation.
These propositions have been discussed
during the afternoon. Gov. Andrew making
fully an hours speech in favor Of both. he
urged that the removal Of Mcclellan should
DO demanded by this body. lie was asked
who will take bis place ? His reply was. that
Fsemont's staff was perfect aud ready. IL
not tue reply tho request OF the meeting OF
New England Governors with the New
York Committee at Providence.
Gov. Sprague also urged the removal Of
Mcclellan. and showed by bis remarks that
be has gone over. body. soul and brooches.
to the internal Republicans.
Gov. Todd rongly opposed the PROPOSE
ton. declaring that the people would rise up
e. ...asse aud repudiste H. Gov. Curtin
slro opposed il. stating that had ID not have
beer for Mcclellan the rebels would have
been successful in Marylasd. aud that he
fought the battle Of Autietsfi before bis re-
Inducements arrived, and vas successful
vith force much less than those engaged
against him. Gov. Bradford declared that
even IL there was q blemish In McClellan's
character. this was no time to demand bis re-
movaL he believed him to he the best
General IN the country, tina, be has the per-
feet and unqualified confidence Of all loyal
men IN Maryland "a he should have in every
loyal State.
~ the c-aliny session Governor Andrew
Siiered preamble and resolutions hailing
With qualification the emancipation procla.
nation Of the President. also embodying his
views OF the question of Generals. In
modified form. Governor Tod offered
substitute OF a more conservative character.
The real points have not a. vet transpired.
Governor Solomon offered still another set.
when lengthy debate took place in refer
ence to the several documents. which was
participated IN by Andrew. Kirkwood and
Bradford. The debate becnme somewha,
animated. Governor Andrew insisted on bis
extreme views. while Governor Bradford
met the whole matter by stating that the
proclamation would amount % nothing be
yond the lires 81 aur lis further than
that Il wocli llo 10 the rebels ard
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