New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13
VIEWS OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
on MISSOURI AFFAIRS
y.oor, of .yames Taussig, esq


a., Tv,r PrEroRIus THEoDORE OLshAUsES' ana "
- eoxn1rxR COMMIT zee. sc. . ,vb
/; during profe sional visit to WASH
. "a, presented TO the President OF the Un.ieu ,u
s. compliance with your 80 oa coy ON tho 10Th of
NJ is6a and requested reply 10 Toe suggestive"
eoP.aqsd after careful and loud reading Of the Whole
eedpgs proper to enter INTO o,. Of the
OF two duration IN the course o IN, sniec were
- embraced i'm the resolutions snd o'hei '"'J'
Oh. used. - .,.. q ~ secondary import
\, ny @ ~, LII !, sntiTev in this report, and aVoio
10 'T,'nnic 10 TO YOU tho substance OF Lo'e"0'
a., remarks mate by the President rifoytnne for The
nN r., he va. selected Precedent but hsvns been ese.
cd by the people he meant 70 De II h, had TO die
g., = \ General will removed, nor wlu any Snsuso IA
.o' H. ~ S maze TO su tne wishe Of any par
&c Sapn.. DC ,,on or set OF meu Gen. Haect is not
- ~ The charge. made sssins nm nost o. l
=. OF ignorance of those who prefer then
ia" aspt aid thai (, a mistake TO suppose that
a. jeba g. Fremont b. r. Butler and sisel are 'yse
Sy Kept out Of comnsnd' as sisted IN ihe iouish Ieso
81 on tb. contrary he fully appreciated the merits
~ ,hr eneIAs named that by their own sctien they hsu
,lcS tb.m.eves in the positions winch they oeeupee
= he NOT only willing but anxious 10 place them again
=, cnspd as ,oop ne could tnd spheres OF seton ior
chem without doing injustice to other' but that es present he
:. had more peg. than holes to put theu in - go,
- A, 20 tie Of unity the President without ediItus
h 10 b, The case iuinasd tina, each member Of the Ceei
et was responsible mainly for the manner OF conducting he
.na 81 MS particular departments that there vas no Ve
o respousib, for the action 0 the CAoiue any
VIE p c-p. In the President himself. sa
The discussions betw ecu Union mon In Missou' a..
eli 10 70 faro,s spirit which exceedingly reprehensVe
The Two psrtles "ougn have their heads kpoeAsu
.eib.r" Either would rather the defeat OF nc"
saw than that Q. Jefferson DAVE. To this spun
10 be ao-,oed the iaiure OF tie Legislature 70 eeot %
,ud ne defeat of the Missouri Aid bull IN tongues ' p
sace OF " hch President sIOu giy eeslfeo .t,; 81
The President ssid that the Union men III -, -,
are favor Of Gradual eEsGHesI GIth iepiseI1r .
ha,t.r n.n those who arc in Of t'"e0'd*
H. ON sun,iou OF In. views this sutJ-ct me
d.. In hi speeches he Asd frequently useu A. ~ w.
al. cnss Of man BIO lad eaeiescehce " ZIG i -
No. IA. te,cyei If which. IA one 0PvisuoL NVuiu
a. aeh Of the patien wnie uukenns II on Dy eefIes
80 H. Although soreiy tempted DAD Dor re-
~ a. iluration Of the dos whoe Tail was Apu'e
r. ,nchss but couh1ed myself to sfk nL1ents.
p-sseut announced clearly tnst IS Ear as ne Wh -
the Rscicss in Missouri had no rieht 10 con
,.ssyes the poent, Of his views on the tuoJec' OF
60 Cas was relieved on account OF any wrong SCI
or eea. i,tske corlped by him. The system oil fIo'o'
hs established by him throughout the state gave f!'-
90 vtt complaint That be President had thought Al one
;,. IN auuoin Fremont In bis place. thsi ~ shStue
~ h. LAD thought OF appointing Gen MCDOWELL "ho no
rserked good and lovs although very unfortunate
so- sna that s Gen Schotelo wss appointed win
x- II ue..oe to reconcile and satisfy the two factions Ia
Ms.or he Instructions not TO interfere Win elIhet
~ DAD 10 espAue himself TO his military duties ,
need hardy yOu gentlemen, tha our toe " VIC
rase was az folly presented the occasion admitted Al me
rose OF the the President remarked tbai tnee
evldey serious Misunderstanding spfinSps up oe-
tw, him and tue Germans o. ST. Louis which be would ike
O,eyns 70 him that the difference Of oPioion related to
fsels Men aud measures, withdrew go, ,,,,.e-,O
su very respectfully, &C, Jas AACSolo