New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsIiINGroN Wednesday. sept w. lSoJ.
rur ruouufp IN THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT.

waited upon the President by appointment TINS morn
ing NJ 70 o'clock None but delegates were admitted.
The address presented to the President audes to the
various conventions held throughout the state OF MIS-
souri, and resulting in the jefferson City Convention nj
which this Committee appointed. All OF these con
,entions are spoken 81 cordiny sustaining the Ad
musira!.on and indorsing the Proclamation Of Eman
cipaiion and the employment Of negro troops. The
Committee chin to represent large majority Of the
people ~ Missouri and still larger majority Of the le
ea yotcrs-a loyal people who through the list thirty
months have willingly perilcd their all for the Union
cause muliitudes Of them losing all but their lives As
Radical men they demand the immediate not gradual
reno, NJ ofthc sole cause and III ofte Rebellion slavery
They bold that tie Emancipation Proclamation did In
law b, H. own force hberatc every slave in the region
IL covered and that it IL rreyocabe. The party op
nssd 10 them holds to conscriaiisn its fundamental
des aud con pr-cs every difloysl man IN TIE state
small body q Union mon. and largo body Who were
openly @oyal and who have sine. become piot.s'ull
tnlon m only because theJ iouAd ~ tahg'Inus 20 p
any hing else. Tho gcpIcsrntAi'eh q! tNs parry p
~ called Ordiuano. 81 Emancipation when insbbsn
Slagrry upon the State for sttrn YEAR, I" conc ono "a
q uu,ilfd form for quarter ~ CENTURY Mt'' Ns''
Re,u ,.n such marty and TO Radical pfry iherf -
can be- nrd ought io be concord, hut ons an'aSo
nira end ftrfc o. there ought 70 be- forever between
ioso WHO stand by tier country asl1Aat Az
enefniss and those who divide Their allie
ylaace between their country and SAVER
Coz Calabe j. boldly arraigned by the oininiiles
frofi flo beginning ~ Die adrnsiraiipn when ne sald
that Lis nffnntfneut would satisfy al that 40 c"unt'
ana,c would b. afforded 30 o. -ohene or any conuu''
arisl iu aEy dr gree 60 ntsrrrf With the nstig
ton p Slavery visiting in To- >iAtf ana nat !" ~,
ntat ferf Il E1elLi.gs loasr thai Institution would
/ BE- protected" Frm that day io The prrs'nt n"'
Cost POLICY an scis has hsa ITO s.a,,il s.Ai
esfsr fls iie urcardiin' nj lrluru-m ol ie state
ias steadily advanced toward 10 present. AniN'''rf
siiItaIr Ito Committee Hsfru Tat N" iut hNis Af'
rot ia-ilori.i. bli m'n crfncsry inie1i upon doins
1 Del. I|s|f 81
YLiff ~iastrg b. aiming % it, lie Ihr9 0pposs y
state ft.c4iiFe bcaass Biz policy h adverse To tfH'
~ fu,rrr Dor. Gsnhr never Publi'iF approved ne
tnane ipaiou Pro- isfuHtof ~ tho s1fni7g ~ negroes
rrd rlyrfsaiiy believed by loyal men 60 De- opp..d
o. ,,it ncsrly ~ ho suplr' him nrr known t. DE-
it la seed biz OF rai Influence 90 screen traitors nnd
g. t..n thc frmo a. ~ commaadlug General ~ tAe
Department Hh"-e "nl, oiensr so IN 49, kn"S was
tnn ar o. b.a nuG ilrir nels afi 1hc.icrs
DO pa. uIihtHt authority ~ law drafted into state
I.frflrf fir sarnl,d militia. and controls Oh" appoint
artfs nf nd Officers aufc the rank ~ captain. inAn
which positions brown idsfil rinr iih fir Radical
Mos pariy j. al.si certain 20 ercladr Any Individual
bose COMMA fs ~ ffis militia Who Nsfr pufsgfd bush
wirritfs rlrrras and rArluisrs fsalols' h1ys been
dfuari,L a. raUf ui all CHS j. that asuy I.
frcaru,tfops end defiant ln.on men have been driven
fiul trr BONES rnd brgsarra Others have been mar
dfrr ard iho live ~ citizens rendered rsa secure Than
uisa - lr-l .ri1y ln the state. Gr,at n
laid ulf tir 1r, n GOV Gamble 10 organizing state
force wich BE- been Prohibited by oicrs from state
iradquhrrr. from rendering aas.tancr ln snfurluE
soilc orders lfsu.. hJ lr'lcsI authority. Tic Com
]
lao ~ ~ =. protected hy National trlops aud ask
the immediate f,siofntiun Of tlr military conf u 90 tl
State 60 tie hands Il DE National oiccrs nnd fo"p.
nnl ilc entire AischAfg" al! all TIE enrolled militia of
that Sfatr FROM any rilcr service NJ .c arbitrary viii
- tie Governor Cen. sciohcd hnvnr identified !
A.n.sr!f with the state Administration ard |
shaped DTS policy % conform 10 PRO slavery |
and atiso views having pu' forced consiruc
ton upon thc Proclamation snsp"ndns th" "rt Of ha.
hsas corpus having subordnlcl Federu authority a.
state rglr having couhcnHhged state orders prohibit
rg clsfmcnls fFum DC enrolled militia into ne solan
ter service q Tho United States having prohibited lib
cry - speech nldoi c pr.ss and by aios other acts
rrtdor'd himself and 81, Admlnlail obnoxious to
oyal citizens IL Pronounced unworthy and unit ior The
position AID hls recall. Dad the irPuutment II Major
Don Bnrlor arr l.soughi Of ,hc President Tho loyal
people have been dowuroiden AMI oppressed by dis
oyiliy and slavery long enough The wrongs That
have been borne cannot be- endured much longer. HE
,omultt'' close as iuilows.
We ssa oniy a.il-. and protection to onr suffering
people n they nir io MIR hereafter ns now aud IN
tms past the World will remember that they ma,
rr.ua .ilc for The gloomy page boz Nis.0uri's HISTORY
ch may have 10 record tie independent efforts 9th
harn.s,d br, .iin loyal men 10 defend themselves their
families nro t0ir homes ofhlnss The dlslolh ana muir
lsinua ssailar.s
The address some Two columns IN length OF which
iAc ALLOW, BE- 90 abstract having been read Ia the rfos
dent r. cons crsliiou lasting several hours en,ued.
'le ,oul,e 81 vh,h Mr.. D.akc President Of the Mis-.
snuri Delegation. senator Jim Lane, and others, on
hrgcd upon their grievances. The President promised
20 consider carefully a tie points urged. but cit his
auditor, m doubt ~ TO- hs Intentions. He assured hc
l.ee.flon thni lee lee ed them be tho true friends
ofthc Administration. whether the other set not
u,ng tle word " faction ti- time was 80 or rot. As
Gif ,,tn - hohcld tAe President said that hc had no
reason a. bee dssatlsfcd with him. since b. hal not
only ,be,.l n3cis hat had done with unusual
pumptiIllc. had reinforced Grant. aud sent u"ps
oarphore wien ordered n a. go WILTON, objection or
d,av 1h,rcupon Mr.. Lincoln WAS asked whether ii |
ie were taticd nnt lie removal OF Scholed were the
isl ~ the oyM pee, o. Missouri and Kansas he ,
would remove hlmf The President answered that lis
Circumstance, n proved beyond question. would 20 %
treat way with him. OfGcn Butler Mr.. Lincoln sald
mol u word. In tie course ol The interview he re-.
maraed To the delegations that their set was little
too fast for has policy which favored gradual rathcr
than immediate emancipation in Missouri
he delegations retired with more hope thnn faith
that thoir petition VIII be- granted Tomorrow the |
Committee Of one fiom each Congressional District |
have another interview IN which they purpose to
lay before the President specific charges against
General Scholcds administration. with tho
nnmcs Of witnesses prepared TO prove them
This evening he delegations were cutcrtailcd at the
residence Of Secretary Chase, who in response TO calls
fnr n speech said that a. he had TO make TO his
enest3 he would only remark that he heartily sympa
thizod with the objects Of their mission aud hoped
that the military department In which their States
were embraced would be inirusted to General whose
watchword was Freedom for AHA sentiment
which was received with much enthusiasm.
THE RRPoRIED SEw DRAFT.
The statement that new draft for COO, 900
men Is about to be made Is believed 10 DO premature
No steps viii II all be taken toward Il second drnft
uulu TIC present vuv Las boon COMPLETED M several