Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
LATEST FROM TIE NORTH.

Northern papers Of the lBIh contain some matters Of
interest. Toe NIional Intelligencer. 6swsris organ, is
GU. il a long leader which is interpreted in Washington
by those who watch the cu'rsai OF evea.s, to be pawn
the way for a Withdrawal Of the emancipation preolAmA.
ton, on the ground that it Ia inprseticable, 81.
The remo,i Al OF Mcclellan has certainly produced a
good deal OF excitement in the North. The Times
Washington correspondent heard a Lieu. Colonel say
publ ely that If By 6ghtIng another hOur he could put
do IN the rG ,llos he would no. do is.
Tae N. Y. Hsrald's correspondent gi:iOg frcn War.
rsnlon says;
al: vas entirely unexpected by everybody here" /.
was diff suit 10 decid. which was mos: ali scted-AcClei
lan or Burnside. Tears coursed dorn McOlellau's ella.
sic features. and B Iraeijs with bis SOU and heivJ franz,
wept lie : Borrowing child, Tners they si and Wepl"
: Burnslde vas sttri: tisposed to decline ASSUMING the
command."
s,naior H,rris, Of Nav york ha, written to hcCie
Ian aad proDouncss his removal a mistake by tho Az
ministTation.
The lev Ygk Democratic meeting auncurcet,
through John VAN lIrsn, that they believed Sccl liaa
was Iemeyed b,esuls he was a Democrat, and that BUR-.
,iis is pa, in - q mere intermediate bctAeeu keCleLt.
sod soms Asolilol G,neraI that is to be put at the head
hereafter. TOiss Fremont. yaa Barren: Fremont
as the s~,ltlcm.a suggest, thsn il is for him (Bu'nsidc)
/, consider how lar 1t u proper for hln to BE- made a.
ins.rsuent 10 the displacement of E;Cl4!an.
gciEtiSs yIBiyiLL ADpaEss TO rHr ARMY.
RnI.uAErsRs ARyr OF EaE PoroxIo,
Camp near 4 ,etorgONn, Va, Nov. 7. 1862.
om ,s,. .od 9JI iIers Of the Army Of the PoIomsc -
An orIcr OF the PsssidrHl dsyolSes upol htj Jf General
Rur side the command OF toe Army.
la pr ing from you | carno! express tbs love aud
- -. 81. uEu A n 40 arO n hasa op,aU
un under ny care. In you | have mover iouad doubt OF
~eJJldpess. The bitlss you have fought uuter my com
bs.a n rroudy live in u'nstiOn'a history. Tie glory
von hEy, ie4,.s.s, or INIT al perila aud ~tAiigu's, the
,,Tasss OF our "coaT -dsl isaer ,p s:ts and by d sesse,
her broker fjrm1 OF tbOso se0n SChdds .Ls e,eF s-i
Lave disabied-Aths stronges: A,s2SisHols lhsi even -aa
RAJ be,ssen unite us It'll b. Sn indissoll5ie ~.
VIC sball over be comrades in supporting the Conslitu
tiou al our country and lhs pa ionsiiy OF It's pope.
Nnf Gao. b. MCCLELLAN
~, Con. u. y. Army.
PUassLpEs ADpklss.
Tbs following order WAC Issued BY Gen. Burnside On
lis ts 'pg command Of the army
ia aeeors luss With General Orders No. lS2. Issued
by the Prtsjts It Of the Il litet Stsies, haeby asspmo
conmsud Of the Army Of the FolnS5. hett oqs aud
tho exercise Of my every energy In the el6suo- u ~
amy, aided by the full aud hesrsy cG-opesatton Of te
ciiSsrs and men, will. hope, under the blessing OF GOD,
ensure iHs success.
"a,y,uR been a shArer of the ~priyation and a witness
Of the bravery Of tho old A-my OF the Potomac 10 th, NJ
Iyiaud &C upaign, and fuzzy de 1ud'd with them In their
| fesluV Of yesss,scl sad ehteem for G ,neral Mcclellan, 60.
tertained Though lsug SD 6ac.E friendly association
with Liu, | feel that it Is lot a. asfaIg.E that assume
their command.
T th. yua corp, 80 iopg aid infinitely assoc Ited
with NE, / need say nothing. Oar hi''ories are idenu'
cal. With diff i,uce for myself, but With a preui con.
Rdence in the unswervibg 10y. ltI aud Determination Of
The callAat army now entrusted 10 my care. | accept its
coatrol with tho ~s.eaitis. assurance tnlt ihs Jlsi cause
INNS, nr.y vail. A. 4. BOhssIDT,
Major General Commanding.
zBs IyrICrs OF rHT siws
Ga Saturday The mournts, nssg Wis kuos n through.
| nm, hsaaou ,rters. Il staff oAi,ers were not ISss ana rad
than Nc ljlsIIau was himsAf, In anew T 70 inquni's pro-
n. uud, d to himself, Mcclellan simply said: All K o.
about il is that / received the order, d.si on the 7ih,
Immediately after the resul,s OF tie Ststa elections sefe
announced.
~x'cIEILAs AND TEE PRESIDENCY.
A eloTigo.,ion meeting Of the D smoetsuc U ion As.
soci,iiun of Hew York CITY, Sss held on Monday light.
In tho coursA of hs speech John Van BIteu' ssid, refer.
ring 20 the Aiministr itiou 'It they desire 10 restore
the Uu.oi and to IN lake Mcclellan the next President,
than they have done the very & sot lh'ng they should
do" . And that McClsl,n will b, the President
Of tho whole Uuion uadsr an APPENDED Constitution"
The Psderals uuder date Of Headquarters, November
II. say that Gen. ID ,ysid still remains at R,ppahannock
Station. where the Z ,bels ara in force on tae opposite
aide Of the river. And that Jackson sill holds Chester
ADD Manassas Gaps.
There Is no confirmation Of the report that q change
In L;ueoln's U.bine. ia anticipated. /! il said that Saw
ard and Chase say none will take place.
Gen. L-onid rs Polk b. iu X leigh, N. o., visiting bis
h tive. Hon. Kenneth Rayhsr.
The P.ines OF Wales aitaiDed tis msi ority oh the 8 b