The New York herald., 1862-11-04

gSeefoS eencraHar ThB seennD ~ be pzous she same
~As does nos 81 ,ns head nom ,ns m sasaAren.
The Coaaasas Chief and 70 ais
u. " - ssiss.S sss 1S s renewing
scCx lan from. his cOmmasd and replaced him a. ne
Ne army ny = ssss son aaussss ~ ssss hs u ss ns
Ma commander cf A army - ha. starved and hals
sosAed sen word has he said. IN hs spesshes
An praso OF Mcclellan, and concurrent testimony mus
shcverore 10 sruesOoncsrning mis- hostility. He the
man who for whipping he south ana then letting
shem 30 fIaaghtsr) NJ Van Buren then spoke Of the
resress q the democrats for war all tme and made
eome soauent illusions 10 the gailantry and spirit u
keay a n ~ arwv Ie Nav voua SJ
watering his army m the Hudson and ravaging the city
New York (Apphuse)
The friene of the President say that the war has
samed greater proportions than he was prepared for
that thought the southern people would
hostiiies began. why should they now, particu-
lay when thcy did not run In tho bloody war OF the Ro
voIatiou and in 1872 Why should they, after having
nc soil cf Moxco with their blood and added
nres their history undertake to run now when called
upon TO defend their wives and bomes9
GENERAL sCOrTs LETTER
IN reference 70 General Scott's letter Mr. Van Bnren
ID he would state how he Cane into the possession
fer a singular circumstance He had taken occasion
apeech at Brooklyn couple Of weeks ago, to say that
One os m .ans er Sai Ss ne
the resident Of the United States came TO town, and al
tnoogb lad not had the pleasure Of seeing her thought
1t ordinary mark OF respect TO call upon the wife
ef the Magistrate That TACT stated in the Ngw
YoRa HERALD where all intelligence uds i;s
way daughter and applausc.) had not got hun.
dred miles into the interior Of tho State before told
by people that they knew exactly where had got copy
Of aia letter said /, my lady must have let out
the soCretn Oh no Know all about IL; you got it
from Mrs. Linooln.1 Iaughter) now think 1t proper
to explain 70 You how and whore did get IT, General
Scott kept the original draft OF the letter which he
municated tho President Of The United States through
the Secretary Of state. That original draft he showed 10
When he handed TO me asked permission IL tako
a copy. did take copy through my clerk After bay.
Dg made this copy said to General Scott, "ths s one
of the most extraordinary documents ever saw II ;s
monument OF your sagacity and Is credable TO your pa
triolsm and intellect u all respectf, and as you have
never given me anything in your lie would be much
obliged II You present OF this o. an autograph
and he did; aud here il s(holdng u up between
HE finger and hanb)you perceive is just as simple
possibe intend 10 have u Photographed by tnat ss
traordinary skiu man, Mr. Brady. When that is done
you wiz hayo an opportunity TO get copy Of y.
In tho meantime shall preserve u carefnny in my tani
ly as Of kindness, token oi friendship, and
time evidence OF extraordinary sagaoi
iy and patriotism manifested very eventui period
history Of the country by who is. in my ndg
meu OF the rcest patriots that ever hreathed ana
the first soldier Of the civilized world t'rhrec cheers
for General Scott'tger) still had no right To com
municste II the public II seemed 10 important
that should be made public General Scout did Dot con
cent to II for fear that an injury might accrue from such
publication TO tho President OF the United states rho
roughly loyal himself knowing that G1c 10 his OH
csi head he determined that in this crisis at all events
nothing coaid possibly be done by him which could by
any combination Of circumstances he injurious 10 The
Chief Magistrate lie bad doubts OF the proprety OF Civ
!. ing formal publication 70 u, notwithstanding the
potoriety given 10 10. | suggested 10 him
tha: the determination Of that question might
well be canmtted 10 persons who were faithful
friends OF ps, no lot lI,rendly President
of the United states and who united 10 the sgor OF mel
lset feminine attachment himself and fastidious
regard to the fe.rSa nf every person Who might
Affected by Inc publication, which would ensure the
su,, that no error .id Sy possibility be committed in
that determination This was done with sis assent.
The persons 10 whom it was ccnided TO decide tho guee
tion unanimously declared that ought 10 be laid before
the public IN pursuance Of that did lay IL before
the public stated when did 50 thai WAS not antho
Tlzed by General Scott ~ nasc tho letter puhc lb0eo
wise republicans who haysa very limited knowledge OF
the fSSieh language supposed that said General Scott
did not give .opy. said such thing thst,
il before tho pubicY / iboagbt Il important to see
wha errors had been committed ia ibe prosecution OF
ihis var tho.sht !, nlas!sat inat The frss.dsot
shnnd be remnded that when no bsosa thie oe
Dotsa that ne srft with 800 Jeo incur debt
or Sb0 900 900 and take to brao 10 bring IL TO
cloacand that therefore when 30 started with rs eea
len, when ne issued proclamation 10 these men 20 dis
rerse when Governor Seward came 20 as As,or Hoisc
IN th,s ety and told Us in = conviyiai meeting that Il
would be NJ n sixty days when Seward went 20 the
ex.reme Nor,hwssi-.ihe snsny beins at ias eAsrsme
arady''ihat hc rot treating the SeNtaern people
with that considsraion and not apprsoat,nS ilc
dangers eZslins, which ought 10 have s,crrc 70 Lhe
nad oT a Statesman and Secretary II state
EsG FAMILY.
YteT the ietteT published person icy Tie u
Charles King, whoa knew for good many went
10 General scot, and asked him where had obtained the
copy Tho General aid aot choose 20 ts him and gave
him mach information az he thought would be COED
Iof Chas. nag. (lauGhter) Hs gave him a true ac-
count of my dn'lg with him on bs day spoke .t The
Cooper institute rhei II, that ~ there 10 tho
En,sn f'ub sccidenlay. lie there accidentally.
ordered NY own dinner aud he ordered he, and ~ "c
seye both driug arout che hour eat down
dried al tho same table hs raylns fcr his d,npey and
Qasi for nine "a vcice--"Quise dsnocrstc.') u y
entirely that all nohipg 20 hm abca, my D.sa.
ton 10 Tead This letter. II not Necessary di
cay n,tag him abo0. my speaking al tse Cooper In
st.tu.e General Scelt i yhis 10 not coilsnt with
whet'I shall say. Now. Charles 8,ng, kacwng tbs.,
wsnt down TO the onee o. tho Ec.eiae Pod sod uness
falsely, knowing Ia. he was sts'iog vha, wis false
That IS be stated ahsi dnes isere aliayie'i IN Sub
sss ssIS and ns 1 gss n ,s. ~ ss ssss ss
did ths il bad nsI cssn tlf. -saa Ls.ee VILLAIN J.
King g1ng rs residence as sortyp ,.Tcot eensf q
Fourth syenuo ;i:hisn sc.nes pe an r sayS, Il ihT
tier towards faIsia tnsn scgca,u!ed asth} pub.
lshsd si.eyosni u which h. Charles xips,
snd undertook efrrn, ne ss,hor,y " Ca scol;
.e statement o Charles Sisa lie geut -ay .bsi
messing there Unexpected That ~ wholly ,Ffs.
Ana ,hst Gensrs; scott saa no,hns 10 ne ncs bin "a
to wss Vas solns 20 saw 81 he cooper issts,s ma.
siso trus. Bus ske material stsse.Ysn,-thaf wax
invited. and thai ainss wh General scott gnIy.ta Is
untEue icy ~. H.sp ~ ST down ~ sine With hp,
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tYus---less lhe pssA.Dlg occidental ens nrss
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publication " tbs isri sih sbe greatest '-.s'his -
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Dir. var ECAAS-,Sc much f0F .eS. tsve heretofore
undertaken 70 ry cps!cn cYc ~ Eas sud ,ss
democrats Of Ibis city sad county 0sbt wan, ayg n,aT
gtna about am. IL familiar - AZ 0f yG sai he s sbs
only gosl IN ths CnlteJ tsgss aud "A know The
cyiiissd word who ever sisased scaa Acsn2n ~hen
Srs. JACKSON died as, t5e eveaCf spcrsi Jsckeess
iasufsFs,on meeting held ~ the E5s'asc- sonev
where Chez K4E wEs PesGrst, snG Were rs,siflVFs
oef.d q Cca1olssao WITH genera JssksHs Hfss
krg 4Ot - Ssd ypyssd those Tes9lGtps oae aisers
nle shcii;iapigi uho II sire. da s16 shs. ess ~ ~
wcn't saw Gghts-l-snd Chas. Hing The o8.y
$50 n the historical ecicy whc eets5 aga
the IssJ'oion2 sos gh three.io"rths 81 the ncrbss
.hsi scaitty were poi,scai cppcDsn,s q g.nsrsl
Jackson lle s also tho only n ,hA G1lti States
Niu biF th signal soamy OF having srcps@t the DsTl.
moor maseAcrcs. Bs ynssc infamous among by
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