, 1862-10-02

~S@~ "0SAAA4s"A ANN kshNGE6s
1~e 4aoond Conse7fiof.- Excellent Influence
"Ao EeRgsttsd eFooernoTs' Aecfs"g-Am-
&&tdne* Lor77s-Ha+kck's Oppossts0a-H1ds-
&ossArs ho.,asHafso5s-Ihs Massachusetts, Hunk
sE-Stg"!fsanes q Edward Eesrstt's Witt to
topss'A osf'sep ponoenea Of the ch.eaEo Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Sept 81, 1869.
The attempt 10 construe tho meeting OF
loval povernora at A1toon. ,nto .,o+h.. ~
.fo.a Go.-....a- =. Co. Ae Aao.net Ian
rH4, - oon7eneon is = 1~ia'e Caleo togethes
oy tofes men OF conservative anteeedents-
Cow. Tod, Pierpont and Curtin: meeting At
An outeotthe-v,v tovn In np.,rs,,,.nt. go.
i.r-;+s es.",: 14. e'' ani1' asie.'
Aue "1tu e1nb'e eAceptloh 10 an sddress dr1It-
ed BY Gov Andrew, and strengthened rather
than weakened by the criticism Of the Others,
.,a L.a,.,
u 49,, - 9puo'o LUG uanoso VI tue pf*sl-
dent, TO make certain suggestons, simply as
suggestions, with reference to the Wavs and
means Of arerp;z;no +he -, and ~ cont~;hn-
+;ro - tte .aas -. 80 ~ S-".a,s:a- " ..o
ne W t.e eoWtols VI oo1 sololers' anu TO e1-
ffeee fnelr heaItJ approval OF the proclama-
tion Of freedom; adiournfup Immediately to
the White House. vhere the addreza vaa 70.
.,,;,,oa -. - 80. - 80
e>A'ea WILL wa ~ Lasnhs' nsseao oi Inc coz
1nMeiy Wlth which It and its signeEs have
been greeted " the dis1o5al press; its NAM
ee1s exchanging, in the most free, full and
harmonious ccnve1EationB with the president,
after these formal proceedings had been gone
Though with, views on topics connected with
tEe prosecution Of the war-the convocation
o1tlets from the Hartford Convention Is popu-
'a1ly interpreted, exactly as meeting
Of loyal Citizens, htld for the purpose
OF helping on the war and encouraging en-
ns1men's, differs tIom meeting Of Val1andig-
ram democrats, the object of which is to lay
tracks Tor dIshoEoFable peace. The pFesi-
cenI, a. leash Is grateful to the loyal govern
ois 1or t6ls Ntsa manifestation OF their attach
nent to his person, and their determination to
lold up his hands until final victory GRO vns
the ANS Ct tie Republic. His speech, when
PRINTED as 1t will be, with the addresses to
which it is reply, 60 soon as the governors
not present shall have had an opportunity to
t1li3 ther elgr atEres, Wl1 prove that We speak
within the truth.
II we knew nothing about the doiues of the
ALTOONA convention, We should have no right
TO presume that its aims were illegitima:e.
II vas moi 1.-The radicals" who suggested
United action On the part of the pn7ernnrs
with reference to the war. It was H. secre.
tary Seward who, when the general govern
ment discovered at too late day that it had
not men enough under arms to crush the re-
belliou, instead Of advising the president to
FAY SO and 10 issue q cali for the number Of
volunteers required, dictated, or at least in
fp'r, the letter from the governors, request
ing Mr. Lincoln to make such an order, and
intlmating their willinguess-as if they had
any right to be unwilling g-to comply with it.
From this point date the calls Tor the Proyi-
Gence and the Altoona conversions.
One Ut the subjects, which engaged the at
tennon OF the governors and n which they
hearii}y seconded the cfiorts Of the national
var. committee Of New York, vas the o-s4a-
5z2tion Of ambulance corps to carry OF tue
wounded and bury the dead-a CORDS graatlv
lseded as the gross abuses practiceti Or allowed
underline old system prove. The great enemy
Of this rcform is Ger. Halieck, whose principal
arguments ars derived from West Point and
red 'ape.. What has not teen done, cluno: bs
dore III the army, is The summary Of his rea-
6oElng, aud to refuse to listen 10 the eyideuce
that IN Europe ambulance corps have looE
iae.:n III use-ln the Austriao army for at least
1i1tty years. Ihe txertlons OF TIE surgeon
general, the sanitary commission, tue war
committee ana the governors, favored By the
President, have thus far proved una1ailing, but
they arc determined to c2rry their point over
ire head Of this "enemy OF mankind" :" as they
call Zen. Halleck-
ths "inteEna1 Republicans" as Thurlow
weed, hrst IN letter from Paris aud then in
!tater OF the albany Journal, called those
who stand upon the platform of the nrasj.
deEt's proclamation. have achieved a signal
yictory over their mali4ner in the Syracuse
convention. It Eas known here, tbs day b.
RIfhnhfT11
leading politicians were still cokddenf nf the
nomjpstio Of Cen. Div. We.d himsaIf hnd
practically Eap1cd Gown his f.,1 erd shaVad Vt,d
eigns Of q disposition to treat vi b tie assnr..d
gietore.
vas in the ana E IN 1se
seat in he S.nate At stste H.d eSE4Sa H. baa.
chosen rnytroor V-m r. So,1a,d ~ ~ ,.1..l. ~
assured hy the Isr9}5 x1,;ch 49, ~ - nv IS
pon.inatiop would he e"nator .pd pd' Din 1yaia -
''eo.t,mt the radicals'' in the chambs sr"aa a
csn fuhfcd anybny in 4, ,te :, IL 1;I, aSssr Nn
that Wacsworih * nnm,natcd II H,r,a ,r ~ n,m
fs :,o,iu snnl;cn ri fnr fha 2anato. 1t - Iii
lave so ma1y rivals and sncl, hitsar n,,rs;t; -,
frcu them tarh :nd II; orro ,;zsd h11 10 w
skilIfu1 con,hiciup facn]1v If Taur1aw wi
that the rtsuit Of tt,r canvase a. ai,,anr nan
lot lie ioTcsvcn That fhc 70, ., x,sa 5 =; eIa, ~
Ststt. ~ III rrs,1if IN fh a,snti', ~ ~ u te
w rsh. 10 whcse 1cnm+,tien ~ =. uGi ;.i "aaa-
interrity and canaciv has heen aa.,od ~ to "
a soldier. Nto wanted tn fioht nhsn TO pa,o
mac army was asleep last winter, and Of :
military governor who has u.sd ,,iss aushor;er d
Tor 1hs Protection Ct the f;,,.;,i7e from 3e ti,e
pursu.t If his master and the cIntrhrs RI thc
black laws Of the D;5trics Of Cn]n1ohia On.
forced hy marshal from I.,;uoia and for tEa
comfort Of the thousands Of soldiers who
pass through here on their way foms-oyer
Ho1atio Seymour, an old politician Eho il
said not TO have spoken one word or contrib
utcd orc cent for r1e VET, ard whose friends
are the 1liends ct Ben. Wood and Kerrizau,
In MASSACHUSETTS, the proclamation has
Knocked the bottom out OF the bowl
n which those three wise men,
Jucgc Joe1 Pa1k'r, Judge Benjamin F.
Trcnas ard G:erge Lunt, OF the Boston
tour1er, constituting tie e. the Peoples
party: were going to sea this fall Taey
wire ia meet on the 1th Of October, aad their
call "sus1ains the administration" and
thuIde1s os.inst " "luopotent pso:lamat!ons,'
N 'he FAME hrcath. Two are Constitutional
lawyers not statesmen, and one is s'con-
scrva'1ye poet" The nigh, preceding their
ctnvocation, the animus Of which IS, OF
course, the desire fc defeat the Re. election Of
Cha1lss s snnner, shat senator delivers an OIL
tlon wflcn viii hs in tic nature Of q federal
oIatlop, ln its relation to them, whose we'd
Gla'g o1ked meats, baked for the nnpti1ls Of
" niocfscy epd Conservatism, will coldiy
fuIn1sh feIfh the bu1lil.
one man who has bad the good sense not TO
tplte OF his antecedents, has gone into the
WET. Iear7 anu soul anu s'r2ngth-a nan who
- ~ " '11 t1e eA'eh' VI us 1ae1ns, staEesnan,
r. h. co41d h.. :51oa+os - 'atI ~! Eselett.
without iriusticc 70 o:!,er4' If w.n1d hc
a rational benefit, low that the Ru-
o'ccn has been crossed, his constitutional