The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24
The Combination Against Lincvin--A .ec3 nd
Hartford Convention


Tie New York Herald, commenting upon ! re-
eelt article from Wendell Phillips in l.aechers Ia
afpsnGea{, he having Joined he league against Pre-
sident Lincoln. OF which ,Eat paper s organ says:
The gentlemen OF the radio a party, says Wen
dell Phillips, wan, to be eaders as WEI, as to de
tate policy. They want emancipation declared
but they alho want the Cabinet changed aud the
Generals iransposed They Want the war 10 be
conducted upon abolition principles bat they also
want it to be conducted by such men SuInae., of
Massac 3llsetts; Stevens, nf Pelinsy lvania, and
Wade Gs Ohio, and tIeir friends in the Cabinet
AID by Hunter, Pneips and Fremont in the feld -
The language of the radicals 10 The persons IN
power il, according 10 Phillips Gentlemen, your
game is played out Give place There We
Laye the whole radical conspiracy sga.nst The Gov
ernment in snut-shell. |, is simply give place"
Does Greeley attack the President II is a. give US
place" Does Sumner oppose tie Administration 1,
II Is give US place Does the cat,al OF abolition
Generals urge on the attacks upon Mcgielaa which
be has just confuted giorousy in Maryland /.
1t is give place" Do the Governors CT seve.
raj of tie New England States coaspire with our
aefunct Jacobu War Committee in secret con-
clave. 1t is Tor the purpose OF breaking up the
Cabinet-it Ii give us place. for ourselves and
our friends All this agitation means simply get
out Of the Cabinet; gve us office; make our leaders
the leading Generals IN the army. THAT IL wh.s5
these radicals desire They not only wish then
dlsunion policy adopted, bat they Wish 10 carry il
iato effect with their own hands Stevens wants
To be in the Cabinet TO put into practice hs idea
R'i fSOuElSru WLltc ana kiVI1 theIf
lands and property to the slaves, that may
have q piebald republic, with negro members OF
Congress, and, by aad by, negro President. Wade
and Sumner want to be in the Cabinet 10 annih
late the shareholders. Fremont wants TO lead o1r
armies-to annihiiate the nation.
But how do these ambitious fanatics propose TO
accomplish their desiresl They have tried 10 ma
uipulate President lincoln but Pope spoiled that
game by putting the capital N such danger thas
the President w8i forced 10 kick the radicals eside
an6 n fErap 81
Now they try secret conspyacies and open ssIeats.
They boldly denounee the President a. AZ ilnbe.
cile and call upon liza 10 resign or change his
Cabinet, under penalty If a royoin.ou- They de-
signed 10 prepare for this revolution through our
Jaeobin War Committee, bDhaying Fremont anthor-
lied to raise corps Of fifty Thousand nen bat Sc
cretary Stanton saw through this device, and reinS
ed to arm men against himself and the government.
Foiled In tls shrcvd trick, fhay have. consulted
with the New England Governors and planned
out second edition of the Hartford CoaveItial,--
Since Governor Morgan will not join IN Their
plot, they design 10 saperse De linn by making Ere
mont the next Republican nominee far Governor
of this State. This will secare 10 them, az they
imagine, the whole military power of the great
State OF New York, and then they can proceed 10
action. Govern IL Fremont and the Governors OF
The New England States. led by the ssiant Guy
erner Andrew, OF Massachusetts, will rstGse any
further aid ta the General Government uHess the
radical policy is sdopted atd the radical headers
appointed ta Cabinet offices and chit, eornuaans
in the army, inst rs tue Hartford Convention re
fnsed all aid TO Msdisons Administration unless Il
changed It's policy aud it's members Yhis Nen
England devil lacks invention, aud repeats himself
fine plans and dine piottsIs. These revolution
sry tlrsamers forget that the bayonets Of MeCel
ian's army can eeiend The President tfom tSefth-
ern ss well HI Southern Traitors. They forget
that Fremont viii have TO be elected Governor
by the votes af the people, and that the people
Of New York would heartily defeat the hero III
fat contracts in Missouri, the pathfinder who lost
his way IN The Western Virginia mountains the
soldier who resigned his command. In the face vi
the enemy because be co,tld not be chief Their
pl0ts lack men 10 execute ihsm and seeseey ta
make them dangerous. The tirst edition of the
Hartford Convention was sai failure This see
ond edition will result NJ dsgracsfuiIy 10 all con
xsatA sad =