The New York herald., 1862-11-17

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Our Washington Corresponds noe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 1862.
The Seera 1 General AcCteno~'s Resaorol-TAe RodtcaL
Eree.te Coup d'Eat-lhey Declare hat II ae Procfa
maton Is Withdrawn More Slpltes pia b. FURNISHED
hs Array What Took P,ace i. Important caLinst CoHn
cfL-Tne President Si0rraders 10 a. Radicas-Mr.
Chase Aos'r Of the Sitotio'.--Seoard Blay and Smuh
to WahdraW, dc. DC
Is rumored here that the removal OF Geu atcClsllan
| from supreme command, and tho substitution OF Gen.
Burnside his place. has a secret history which /, will
be vel for the public to understand II the direct
salt II is sad Of the verdict Of ,hs people the recent
elections and brought about by formidable cabal
organized by the radical politicians Of this city
OF the Cabinet As the result Of the elections
definitely known, meeting OF tho Cabinet held ut
which, II is understood President Lincoln announced to
the assembled members that in his opinion the result
verdict against the radical policy especially against
the emancipation proclamation and that Mr. Seward Mr.
Blair and Mr. Smith echoed his words and arguments II
is said that the conservatives in the Cabaet
bad expressed their views Mr. Chase calmly and debe-
ratey told Mr. Lincoln that there open
for him. he withdrew the proclamation and discarded the
policy ne had been pursuing since Il was issued the war
woAd be promptly stopped assuring him al the same time
that upon tho opening OF Congress Mr. Summer and Mr.
Wade IN the Senate and Mr stevens and Mr. 0vejoy in
with the Southern conlederacy tha. not another life
should be lost another dollar spent, IT this
70 he for the restoration Of slavery that those
goneaen controlled majority = the Congress which IS
TO govern the country far as the appropf aons for
another year they were IN position 10 dictate the course
OF the administration. He besougnt hr Lincoln to
tnue IN the he had been pursuing irrespective Of
the verdict which had been given by tho people Not
only must he adhere the proclamation issued and TO
all s radical features but he mus moreover give II the
benefit Of generals in the heid who believed in 1t.
The administration had lost elections because its
DELAY ATTENDING
the movement OF armies, and the President must
take advantage Of the situation To remove those generals
who were responsible Cor the delay and substitute Ia
their places generals who only sympathSed with The
emancipation proolamaton but who would move swiftly
II is also stated that Mr. Chase further Informed the
Cabinet, who astonisbed u, the bodness of his tone
that the result bad been oreseen and at the emergency
mad been provided for by tho radicals, VINO mad forced
ho Of the emancipation proclamation. We were
10 the midst ot revolution and coua take no step ock
wards,
Other Cabinet consultations are known have followed
and TO the surprise Of all Washington IL is now definitely
understood that the radicals have complete control
OF President Lincoln than ever before II Is morcoevr
understood that Mr. Seward, Mr. Smith and
retire from the Cabinet shortly after the
myetng of Congress- and after the annuaeports are sub
p.itted oy The separate heads OF departents would
seem, therefore that not only to have radical
policy but radical Cabinet and raeca generals To carry
IT into effect
In connection with this it is understood that letters
we'd here from Senators Sumner, Wade, wilson
Fessenden and the other radical leaders in the Senate
and FROM Stevens, Lovejoy. Roscoe Aonkiing and
other radicals the House stating that il the emancpa
ton proclamation should be withdrawn the war must be
STOPPED, and would be stopped This formidable abolition
trying make itself heard at the White House, did
not fall 10 produce great impression on the mind Of the
Patriotic and honest to fault. and still obliged yield
TO the radicals who SO thoroughly hold tho sway, the
President found himself in most cruel dilemma
that will be made at the coming session Of Congress will
carry Mr. Lincoln 70 the end of bis term Of oce IL is
stated that his advisers have succeeded In nlpressing
him with the idea that there potency t. the
election save as an expression Of the people that T. can
the government and that Is not meant ebuse TO
the Observation-Disclosures.
II is reporsd in well informed circles that
the result of the election your State known 10
the President he disposed TO kick the radicals over
board and withdraw the proclamation but was met by
the unexpected dilemma into which the radicals had pro-
vided TO plunge him. II stated that the republicans
still had an immense majority in tho House and in the
Senate that the revocation OF the proclamation would
signal the immediate soppage Of all supplies the
government for continuing the war that war Tor the
one Ie and that the President must mako mp his mind
either continue in tho lie pursuing
cognize the Southern confcderacy.
fhs is stated here to be the secret OF the removal Of
Gen Mcclellan Mr.. Lincoln has surrendered uncondton
the senel field BY the proclamation
else they must go and the radicals who tho people
had ondiy hoped were to be cSpsgncd TO Oblivion. vii
II these reports to be believed tue administration
is firmly committed TO the radicals than ever and
the removal Of General Mcclellan is foretaste Of the
policy may expect II TO pursue hereafter.
II is believed here that the President is all right that
his object Is conduct the under the constitution
aud finally restore the good cid Union rs II but IL
must be confessed that he is a the mercy OF the COMING
Congress for The supplies by which alsne the be
prosecuted
The excitement here is intense and every is
watching with much curiosity aud no little anxiety
the DEVELOPMENT OF the radical plot az inst
the Union. No nj present foresee the
result Of success; but assured by par
sons nigh counsels Of the republicans that the
principal members Of that party, IN their anxiety
s the lrfepressibe niger would have promptly
come out peace the recognition or the Southern
conlederacy case Mr. Lincoln had Withdrawn his proc
lamation retained General Mcclellan IN command