The New York herald., 1862-10-28
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Dseds Aaprssssss War 70 h InsasaedrAs Western CO.
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kcOlernands Nes Department. Rebel Mov~N:n,s, DC
Tue res1s of ths late eiectcus In the Western Satsa
whec the republican leaders hAxe been de<hrssed ana
len out in tho oo.d " medtaie tho mutabnyo OF ell
human sAirs. oombiuoA with Aas military Inactivity
have warmed into e again tho old scheme whioh was
discussed, and suIy sootched nOt killed. tho Altoona
Convention Of Governors relating hs removal Of Ges
Mcclellan from his posto~ ~ tho head Of the Army Of
the Potomac. aud Tie elevation OF ssme othsr
gcuerai 70 his lofty and responsible positiou. The
agitAtors who assembled In Altoona were greatly
dissatisaed with the results attained At thA.
gathering. Their pet scheme was thwarteA thea
BY the scas'slo and national position assumed
by Governor Bradford aud Others who utterly refused
70 enter uto any plot which should result measure
20 srcnuousy aod urgently by tho
Roundheads, and which H successful. could that time
occasion nothing but harm our cause Although their
pan had received its quctus was mot eotirey given uD
They dstsrmnedt 70 await favorable opportunity
whom The necessity Of changein the direction OF the
ahairs Of tho Army OF the Potomac should become
apparent and urgent and then the upon Pres
temporarily suspended should DO brought 70 bear with
rsdoubed feroe That time has now come they ny ana
than They urge Ss
s06irs allowed 10 take their natural course undev
aocs.A n: Army Or the rot"%sc viii! 60 into winter
aAdeA 70 the already TOO heavy nasona burden without
corresponding advantage gained. The oas OF meu and
active psnpagn against tho ebols in Virginia. they say
while an aggressive movement would tend 10 bring the
rebellion close BY Che capture OF Richmond and The
throw open TO VI tho State OF Virginia and the broad road
TO the cotton States and victory nacton suggests decay
whe action promises the best and highest results The
people grow weary Of the and ~ barren results and
olamer FOR order OF things They desire change
TO The contest aud the Governors urge that mot only will
they be laid on the shelf but the country itself will be
irrctrsvably ruined BY continuance Of this easy peace
In order 70 bring 70 bear directly upon Mr. Lincoln
this pressure Of official influence, they assemble in
Washington within ten days at conference which to
be attended by all the Governors OF the loyal States
cep Governor Morgan, Of New York, who will jois n
with them, and then present the following demands to
/ The removal Of Major General Mcclellan from the
command Of the Army Of the Poomac and the appoint
msnt OF Major General Joseph Hooker 70 that position
The supplanting Of Gen. Buell. by some more ener.
getic general, and
advance Army Potomac the enforcement Of
C0n6scaton act, and, finally the recognition Of the
as rebellion, and the treatment Of rebes arms as
traitors, and not as ordinary beliigerents
IF the President declines to accede these propositions
and negscts to carry them out the Governors will refuse
to furnish any troops tho army and WILL 1t is ru
mored attempt place some one in position where the
Presidents authority will not 6e needed TO effect the 90
jsct desired.
will be appointed who will carry the vigorously
and successfully do not endorse the truth VI the last
quite satisfied OF tho correctness Of the statement no
troops will be given until such changes AZ the Gov
ernors desire IN tho commands OF the Eastern Western
armies are effected.
understand that Governors Norton, OF Indiana. and
Yates, sI Illinois, went to Louisville yesterday gather
facts bearing upon Buell. and his campaign and his
duct in the same which they propose lay before the
convention and the President. to show the necessity OF
his removal.
Having obtained these facts they will proceed today
to Columbus where they III be joined by Governor Tod
and then push East 70 Washington Governor Curtin
Will JOIN the party al Harrisburg, aud Governors Kirk
wood, Of Iowa Blair, OF Michigan, and other Western
Governors, will proceed by another route Washington
vernon Morgan il is understood will not unite with them
he desires to sustain Honest Absahsm in hts proseat
policy.
The convention may be postponed BY conungsnsy
that may arise but have reason 10 believe that will
take place At early day next week What other
not prepared 10 say. They will be developed
session. but the sharp mousing OF your Washington
myself 70 the o the proposed convention
and the primary measures TO be brought before IT, II
must now tell 10 own story:
nsnd s sssgned called the Department Of ne h:ss.
meats headquarters in the ned The capture Of vlsks
burg b 70 be attended 70 by MeCernand who Is said to
was q indianapolis, consulting with Governor Morton
day or two SINCE He assumes command of his depart
mont 10 . short time
Buell., with bis forces. WI probably return TO Louis
willie.
Il Il feared that Nssh-ne in danger Of being taken
and gallant fsree there Under General Negey cap
tursd II Bragg makes . rapid dash that way do not
how the place be saved No relief can be sent in
time be OF any service II ID not at on improbable that
Rpag0 Ogo N OuQh viuia IN
Lses forces. In that will be we'll for Mcclellan 90
lockout for trick like thai OF Jackson before the nve
days battles Bragg has forty Ave thousand good SOL
ders and such acquisition would bs Invaluable 10 Lee