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to revenge the disaster. Il. ".
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ANOTHER LETTER.
The Movement tor a Change ofthe Cab
tnet-The appliances chances, nocos-
sities-saavation possible yct-Nurn-
1or he SnnnfrNrhe MeeG Sorte,. oan31date MIe.a
Ho1t 1,renn r1Urt rtI,e ErintnE A*A@A-
e1"NA01'
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Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, January 10, 1868.
1sTuR GARNET m II. cu..crns
r.o-1,,oa- - .,.....t:S. -11-e4,
's''ooo, - eNpee.ans = cuanse ot 'nc cao'
.ne1, put aooou1 ean 9He SATISFACTORY reason
for the faith that il In lieu, except (which
should be q sufficient one> that there ou7at to
he a charre The nonevea rnen ~ Nexyn,1-
14.~ ~ 'A'o " -. -.e" @o1A
nave returned TO that city, and Chancellor
Tappan has gone, also; but although no af-
firmatIye resuonse pas made from tI1e White
ne-,,s =. .k1:----...- 1,.-- a4,.1s
!iou'e ~ 'uen p'asets' tncs METZ aoe "4tnout
hope OF Success because they were not without
tbev mean IN psc to that md Meet,nos
.u,s .asa ~ , ~ - .nA< eNo Mee'1uss
"A oe he1o In NEW 1o1k, deputa1'ons WILL
present themselves here, combinations Of one
sort or another for the succession will be
..ao a,a ,-,,n,s,+a - o,o,z. ;,oza.:,,t,a- ,.;,,
De Drought 10 oears Assistance Is hoped for
from Ho.uce Greeley, now here The threat
ofresignation from Secretary Chase in case
his bank scheme be defeated, Is welcomed;
for even his friends, even those who would
GLADLY see him a member Of the new Cabinet,
should, as q preliminary step, leave the old
one, nelieslng tnat INC seFen ministers are as
10 ,,;?nho1r 81 ~ 1f ana f,Sas ~ ~ ~ "
*"N~ @~* eA4A1 - NAA- A-AS-1 CAN ~ LIZ
evening rainhow. the how of nromisa bnf the
morning rainbow. in the Disappearance Of
1rhich nvc,, n stnrm. .c1onde ;s tha nn1g boro
ryrRyRnny n ny, RFAnyT ~ 4 rT.Sny Dope'
=, + think that almost a]f 1oya, neon1e orc re,av
for chanpe-anv chanueEfcel;nr thet II ca1.
not be but for the better. Ardent Republi-
cans are rot unwilling that portfolios be giren
to Pr P5oclanati9n De%ocrats; the strongest
in Halleck's place; personal or political pre-
dilections or preiudIces would Yield to the M
tional exigencIes. But the change must be
thorough, must be complete Z new spirit
must be brcathcd into the Administration,
American people. Because It Is hoped that
new men, whoever they may be, men. not
stupitied with eighteen months Of Washin1-
ton life, will be inspired with that spirit. Tie
CRY for q change is well igh'uniyersnl. IF
less has been said about the necessity within
!
heart beats heavily under the weight ofEloom
which has settled upon the nation, There is
less speech in the newspapers. but every cent
added to the price Of gold, every cent sub
stracted from the value Of Government sccuri-
tics, is new reminder to the President that
the nation has not confidence In his advisers
anu lie" aohont'on 10 ehanse them.
Il is not too late tn sarc thc conntrv If
those to whom It looks for salvation viii Il
not wish it bnt viii Il, and will # IN thn orlv,
way In which II Is nossih}e t1,e Tav ~ war
Mi5itarr sncce.s * he on1y so,rent NJ ~ X" +ha
terrifls nrnb1cn set ns tn wor,s ont t1S ~ 'ne
ss.''o.e p1op4sn &c. ~ " "oiA out.
Tue ARMY OF IHE RAPPAHAHFock n MOTION
DANCERS OF CAMP LIFE.
Shall we have it, I believe It; I hope
against hope-against experience. Tie army
Of Gen. Burnside is.marchiug, or Is about to
march. Within three days there will be fight
ing on the Rappahannock, unless. as will
probably be the case, the enemy retires with
his slender force diminished by divisions
sent 10 Inc COAST, II not 70 the West also
that psaetf our sal'clo1 uumoe15. II IS tuoky'
TEo, ~ 49, ~ ~. , nas ~ aAes
~ a sr tn ~ "an aoom ~ n7 heaa
T. enaa!ed @ taem t 20 keep Us AZ Pay Tlth IN IN
4Ia,or 4.a 81 fGiHe, out eseausJ 9 tne aatai aeonza
i;.: ..oM =. 3"easse, @s potsonoas aAusnccs u
~ 5;a1o,,a1 ;n1 unu VI s.un'1asty Is.E'pu.
t.. 49, - ~: 1:II "s.e toosen1u9 tA5
ae peatas .. oisS,pnne a.nong q. aa uapala ana
suneIang 1 solats5s. hes US nope tnal tae men
ns''y navs euaaacne9 e4s ~ lnslr icaoels
~ ~ pe sNao!ous. oa Gon.ugnee, t; ana men wof
10y - eoanuease, ai;'. ~ clsa aug ~ m1asaFy
aoas1eia "i1he' a1e 'nc na'loll~4 "ahts.
TutRLoW WEED FOR TEE sKSATE.
It is reported upon good authority and
credited By New York politicians, Tint Thur
low Weed Is candidate for the United States
Senate. The course oft Albany Journal, Of
late the growing intimacy Of Weed with Sey-
mour, as well as with Fernando Wood, give
"old man. II made At ali, must be made bva
combination Of the Democrats with few Of
~ psleonA ,, ,a,Eaeaas, "no ale nonnnany Ke-
A. WepS oncc hc;onood .ne {a R,st3 ;t ~ "S1 VI ~
have the Empire State reprcsenfcd by Fer
nando Wood as by him, believing TINT an open
Enemy Is ieas I m,sch1esons % than nlse friend
noIitcan to- annear IN ny t,' ~ capaes ,oo nisIa
~ oe sure o1 success. -...............-.
Th.. rcnorte tb,+ bora Nov 60, ana.t -.
1IE lIFoits la4at AAfe peeu set auoat Dy
" TfasniPgt4n t5 journals touching the conclusion
81 Tue fofler ira! arc pure guessWork- Judge
Autocaee Az Hgner:a no!t IS engasea n d.n"1ng
era ~ aesay 19r 81 as,t 70 nc ffesiacns pe
S e+,S7, "a ~ .eaas ~ iaet, .atee u1s Molh
s;;mnffrn evidence tL9t fha ra~diat ;S fnn+
simn1y nm aconittal. The pnb1ic here mt n
careful reader Of the Testimony. seems to have
made IN its mind that Fitz John Porter win