The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-11


ETbe Republican 5 ate ticket has been uns,cces-
fnl In Kansas, aud Wilder (Rep) Is believed to bs
elected to Congress.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR,
From our lsts Northern papers we mske up somo
interesting items Of news bearing on the war,
WHAT Is TO gAPrsN AT THR EoRTH.
If the predictions CT tie Republican speakers
and writer's in New York before the elections are
TO be fulfilled. the North ia to have terrible exps
rience at home. The following Is All extrso. from
letter In the Bufslo Express, written by Samuel
Wlkerson, an attacAe Of the 7}t6wrs who has be en-
the greater part Of his time for the last year Its
principal correspondent or ssens at Washing. on.
Ths letter is'dated the Ssth CT October:
! Lsll you, my dear Sir, that u, In Satanic pro-
ptdsses Of psisass Ars passsS asasr tie yoke BY
HoratiS &synsNs, 70 Tie siaSs psNsy tks reyoutjo,
n pro0ress ~ III 8ontA ssu b trea.fsrrsd to
IL EsrA and wu vAsi. tlS great cstes AID portions
Of tls sotassy s:ss sisissess thnt sAudder htsA
ef This result :s inevitable from the ent thronement
in Few York OF tns power which is wasing bloody
war sgainst the IiSs of the Republic 1t will as
tion Of our liberties. VIA pAas 5looiy sSss6nAs,
fAs ss1sauoy sss&ld BE- rasfstsd sssk yer and
kaeD.
Csssius II. Clay, another radical, gave glimpse
Of the same plot, In his spseeh at the B. publican
meeting In New York. He said:
Rs had been charged with rsshnsss In s2yln.
that il Seymour and Wood wers hung Is would
save the lives OF many h5nest Democrats. Bu.
from what we have LssJd, could any one doubt
lnlss OF the Governmsn.f And In sha: csss the
men who Inads the Constitution had decided that
they should be hung by the neck . they were
dead. land may God have mercy On their sous VI
IF SkDHld b0 siscffS emil he m
aay helrthstORss
The New York World think, 1t IL the dsib ate
purpose Of the Republicans to rreysas such Dem.
ocratie Staso officers ~ elected entering On the
discharge OF their dutiss Proves, Marshxi Is to
notify them that The Administration has prepared
free lodgings for thsm il Fort Lafayette The
outlines CT the plan stated in the following
quotation from the IYnss
Martial law OYER the nptirs Forth is national
necessity. II the Govsrsors Of he Northern s.4tss
maniesta tsctions sPifit, tbs Prorost aayshals il
presuasd will kass the goNsr 10 key tier ~ orGx
If State Lesisaturss sA0uid ustasytahs to Jers
etlA tbs asEton # ths GsgsTaI Gosaae ssasssars
to the prosseutt3s Of tas 'ea- sheY MIL aader
tAs Gcttos % nsartta5 4aa sR3 II tbs dssiss Of ong
political psSlt shsn tirc2an - change o. psls,ySo
tas movenen.s If tho GoTeramsn, Il will doubt
leas be C0aDstea1 fer sae P,0sas, lGGrsA6i tn aRs
Stais 70 ssspsgd poIitts@! aeset1Eys asS postpoas
stsGti0as II sne Constitution Of ths United f;ls.as
civil wsr If +sat pr portions, :he Coast;otsoas of
5aaisidsal STATES eaas0t BE- eiosssd stand ~ ths
teay Of it, eis6Y0as fTosseyItDa.
GEE HC.sLLAs Oh DfiEscCEsr orFfs.Es
a Coul, Martial, Of which Brig Geu. Ha.eoc.
WISE Prss.dant, las iaEt fuu1d Col 0rsas, s.x.ya
ninth Pernsylvaaia Voi,in.oo.s salty OF chs-l;-
OF Conduct preluoiai ,2 good order and military
discipline axd rabeooln1g al cllcsr anu gs;tls
nlan Tho Court ssatenoe:i MIN (Col 0veu} TO bs
dismissed the ser4.oa of u, United Stats ieu
Mcclellan in his order says;
The finding and Sentence Of the Cout, are fully
supper led by the testimony. aod are approved by
the Major Gensral commanding.
II appears that on the An Of October, .So2 the
regiment OF she accused enGsIlped near Uar
per'g Ferry taa, the forenoon u the day was
passed by the Accused at the EeadqUar ,egs Of his
brigade, ii attendance upon Court Of fnor3ry on
officer, thathe was theu very much .ntOx ca si that
at haipsst twelve O'clock he left the ecaoquarters
to get his dinner, tho accused claiming to have
ceived Il general perln sSloa froU lis commanding
officer to dine a. house near the camp; that n.
stead Of returning to his regiment, he was found
late II the afternoon, ID the streets of Harpet'g
Ferry, very drunk, and engaged III scandsicus
quarrel and collision with he Lieutenant: Colonel
of his own regiment, by whom re Yss pulled from
his horse and thsown Violently upon tho ground;
that after dark he wss arrested by tbs proves.
guard for being absent from bis camp without n
permit. and was held In custody until next morn
ing. In the meantime, at O'Clock p M his regi-
ment had been ordered and had procse ded upon a
tour Of picket duty
No comment OF the General commanding can
add any force to the alb We recital of facts
AL the members Of the court present NJ the hnd.
ing and sentence recommend . remission OF the
sentence, Sin consideration Of the previous good
character Of Col. Owen and his distinguished ser
vices in the present war" This recommendation
s supported by testimony of the highest character
sdduced upon the trial, showing that the accuse
has been = seslous and obedient officer, An has
displayed great gsilsntry and good conduct on the
6eld Of battle.
Ths sentence Of the court IL rcmitted
Thee General commanding trusts that the deep
humiliation which tho events themselves and
tho publicity Of these proceedings must cause
the accused, will prevent the lsnleney here extend
cd from producing any injurious influence in tho
service.
Col. joshua T. Owen. Goth Psnnsylvanis volun-
teers u released from arrest, and will return TO
duty.
FRANK ?. BLAIR cHARaEs FREMONT WITH rREA.
sORl
General Frank p. Blair has issued an address 10
bis constituents, In which he distinctly charges
General Fremont with treason. He says:
Fremont was then plotting aEainst the Govern
meut which had trust Cd him. and using the means
placed In his hands for is support to work its de-
struction, and establish for himself di dictatorship
upon it, ruins. II his ability had been equal to his
ambition, he would perhaps have sought to enact
the same yols now being played by JET Davis.-
9hs patriotism Of our people and his imbscility
were our safety. When represented to the Gov:
srnmsnt that In my opinion, General Fremont had
not the capscty 10 conduct successfully the military
command which III bsen entrusted TO him, Oils
conspiracy against The Government had not then
developed itsslf) was not unprspared for the IN.
dinatlon shieh this sxpressloa Of opinion brought
upon mo on the part Of the General sAd his Gall.
iernia seasrassors and depsn6sass, bat confess