, 1862-09-13

c:SnOf, WEIGH tl9 fTlenG6 oil some OF our |
4cnt r;ls know SO we'll huw to r,ise against |
their rivals, both Pope and ,1eDo.el had |
ictn nlcde 60 EXCESSIVELY unpopular amoug [
their sohliers that the Interests OF the service
ttn andcd Their trIlstcr 10 other commands,
Thai is tie whole secret Of thu change. Pope
you know, is understood TO have had new
ce.a!tpMl ut t.Fga.l'Zcd for him in tn. fi-1d Of
tiS cid ]ahors-wtie tbs stnry is that Mellow
eli IS to - corsulapdAut at West Pui1t till the
l'oa:d e1 inquiry which ne demanded cln coli
we're.
CHARLES SUMNER ON TEIE WAR.
Senator Sasnne.:. Letter to the Nxass-
;schusetts t1epub.ica1l Convention.
StLator Sumner was Invited to speak At
the Massachusetts, Republican State conven-
! ton II Worcester today, but ha7ing b1en
! !.eycnted from attending, sent lle fyllo sing
| letter:
s.Do=7oS, sept q, 1s:a-
- Ha:1 Deg Sir :-4As-a a servant Of the state,
( l*ve civ. ~ on FORMER OCCASIONS rcros ni:>'d
| tie EiEhi o. ln} constituents in State colvct-
'it1 70 expect from nle E!1cil c,unsciS or put-
/ lie ..tiAirs AS could uir, and have accsp pied
| VIII grail ude the Invitations with which they
have honor me. If now, in these dark days
MIN danger '1cEens, do not IKE ;uyA1-
tage OF the opportunity which you give 1ns,
b,lltEc me, II is net from in1'ier.nce 10 tar
occaEleh' nor ls II because our dutltS CT this
nlo1neG arc Tot cltar.
u Eagcrly DO cur gallant soldiers (Gad BLISS
them } rush to tie field Of dclt for the sake
Of th,ir country. Eagerly do good ci;iz-ns At
bone God bless then,.J contribute Of their
abundance, Or it may be Of their poverty, to
na. ding. Il is uoao for ii 'toS to uoite eGm'
without distinction Of party, to npaold
the government, and also to uphold t1ose
who uphold the government. / recognize,
therefore, the just ioerality Of ths cali f1r our
convention, which is addressed not only to
Republicans, but also to all who support the
present national AID state governments, and
arc in favor Of al means Necessary for tic cf-
tec:un suppr' ssion Of the re5eliion.' Under
Silt1l call tfgre IS no patriot citizen Of the
commonwealth who my not claim 4 rl4cc
is there any rafriot citizen who cau hesi-
tate 10 support the national government, be-
,ea.ner. c bJ rtbsl enemy?
us there any patriot citizen who can llesi-
tSte 10 support tie state government, which
uEder the ltsl'iIing acti'ity ard genius Of John
y. ANDREW is SO .1lpc:ua1ly sustaining the na-
1iopal government
And is there any patriot citizen who is not
for the use Of all mems necessary for the ef~
feet nal suppression Of tie rebellion?
Were able to be at the convention, ac-
honored Tic, gladly would l appeal to all such
citizens This country must be saved, aud
a1nons the onens Of victory bail confidently
that uuanimity Of sentiment and trust with
which all loyal citizens now look to the na-
tiona. government Determined that nothing
Of energy, or contribution, or sacrifice shall
be wanting, by which its supremacy may BE-
again established. Another olneu is yet
| ntcoed. It is that the people, forgetting the
past, shall lift themselves 10 that platform Of
| juetee md truth, where candor shall at last
| prevail, and all shall frogn lnaigaa ntly upon
the ranccrs and animositirs Of party; sh III
! silence the senscless prejudices OF personal
| hate, and shall etile the faE6ehoods Of cal
umny, so that At least here among ourselves
! there may be that unity and concord which
will give irresistible strength to our patriotic
| labors.
/ beyond this appeal from heart to heart,
| should rejoice to show plainly ho + to ham.
string this rebellion and to conquer peace
| all Of Which am sure can be done. To 1n!.
single pT4ctica1 purpose all theories, prapns
ut This moment is this question, that nothing
is practical which does not directly tend t
It's tiual settlement. All else is b'ood-staln
vanity. Aud the citizen soldiers whom yo1
vi Neglect any Of those means By which tue,
ltaY be s1!cl,s lhsued. Good Democrats, wht
rayt enjoyed tic contldsncc Of thsir p erty aut
also luo!ic tru*t-D..nIc1 s.. Dick'nso,
Of New York, and Robert Dale Over
Of 1ndilna-haye borne tllrir senerou
u
low, in letter which I have Just re Id
Wurre, anlong othar 1has,s, be says tha: III
lii grWs n.1ist b.. urged iu every possible Wa
to e'nsh out This lnftrnal rebelli 1n' Butlt
has borne bis Testimony, when, by virtue q
an outstanding order Ut th= rebel governor q
L"E:siapa, he organic d y r. ii 'uent of co!,,r,,
| persons in the patriotic service Of the L lite
States. Banks also las bUrne his t.stinl ony
when, ovc,takiag tue little slave airl, oa he
way TO freedom, lie lifted her upon the natiopa
nnf = fA5a r;1,+,f
touching AID most suggestive 0: the Eh,l
war, 1hjcL Art will hereafter rejoice to com
memcrate-our Massachusetts general gaye
leseon to lis country. Who can lonbt tha
tbs country ~ill get be saved?
II hoEe you vii cscnse me TO my feilo'
ci'izehs Of the convention, and Believe me
"Vers faithfully ycurs,
{ " "ClAELES SUMNER,
"To Honorable William Clalilia, Charm Al c
SAFE committee
Gen. Halleclz and The Ne.T York Mtlj
} TIA Regiments.
iFrom tic y. y. Ere. ros:. 10Th
Nr. As[inwal1 publishes the following not
itcm Gen. Halleek, With the remark that it
| d voluntary act Oh the Tart Of the genera
and that the telegrams vi ieh we're RECEIVE
= nerals notice until his first dispatch ha
: | been forwarded.
$ NAeu1SGToS, Sept. s, 1852.
j. W.. Asiinwall, New York:
| Nhcn l last Jaw you. you volunteered to RI
lHtst one or more Of the New Iork three month
|. it=iulens 10 remain IN service for m additions
II | tetm The Fame proposition was directed to /
mace 10 the othtr regiments. SID d they we1
c he1ne at the end Of thur enlistment It was pr
| suuled hat thtJ had declined to remain 1 no
ltatu that an order had been previously ieauct
without the knowledge Of the SECRETARY of war {
$ mysef to send these troops back to New York
,e the snd Of their enlistment When tc1ezrapht
eaS new York committee I supposed the trc
Iaents mao, whIl: here. declined IL rc1na1u hut
te 1neit ariFai n New York, had offered to retur
~ the was IN error. and my telegram was calc
J, | them. Il u n.ft,rcr 3417
Generaliu-Chfef.
The public would like to know who II y:
that sent these effective troops away home,
the very moment when their presence wa
Id valuable and so greatly needed Who iss,t
1t orders disbanding and sending home SO ina,
!, well drilled regiments at time when the en
- my Eas approaching the gates Of Washingto
j and when our army was in retreat before lI
le Whoever did this ought to be exposed at on
at | and removed from place where he can do
=. much harm without The kno 9ledge OF the sc
u retary Of Ear sr the general-in-chief.
IA "ebbsS Ram.
>. from the New Tork EVENING posf fntb I