New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-18

ro,;oved os Post Commandment and Col Parkhurst ap-
noned hs successor. Gen. w. is most excellent oil
cor He led the advance Chattanooga and Is dstln-
on,shed alike for his bravery and executive qualities IL
r not doubted that Col Parkhurst viii prove worthy
successor ,u.
events and TRANSACTIONS which from their bearings or
magnitude must necessarily enter into history IT IS es,
scntal that the truth only and possible the Woe u
it, should DO uttered. In this view, an expression IN
the letter published in THE TRIBUNE dated at TINS
mace the 10th u to tie effect that the main respoh,
ibty" Of the Chickamanga cainpaign-"the 0rlginai
agency in inauguraiing the unsuccessful operations
was not with Gen. ROsecrans, has been read win
much regret. An entirely erroneous view OF the facts
is here taken as the writer IL probably wen aware ny
this time The responsibility, and the "o,iginal
agency in inaugnrating the unsuccesslui o y,
Chickamanga belongs wholly to Gen. Rosecrans. Inc
furthest that the Government in re4ly TO hls apphc
ton to undertake extended campaign would consent
TO his going was Dalton But he pushed on not"l,n.
standing chatting and complaining that the authorizes
at Washington restrained him. III the next Few DAYS nc
is overwhelmed with defcata penalty for dsobed
ence and mislndgmcnt. Gen. Halleck has written q
letter distinctly denying the responsibility Of that cam
pagn and placing the shoulders Of Gen. Kosecrans
where il solely belongs, fact as well attestcd ana IN
Thousand different ways the fact that the campaign
itself was badly managed in almost every particular.
There were abundant reasons for the removal Of Cen
Rosecrans. now almost unkersaly conceded here, ioi
giving some OF which the tine has not yet come since
by dong SO information no less valuable to the enemy
than interesting the loyal reader would be dTulged
Enough to know that hevery highest oc
tated the change less hnn the safety Of the army u
self and the fruits Of its previous campaigns. lbeheN
that those who coincide in the wisdom of the chang
regret that some Of the Eastern papers have seen III
alluse TO the alleged personal habits OF Gen Eosecrahs
In connection with the subjects All such aliusions
believe To DO wholly unjustiiable SO far as have Dcel
able TO ascertain after much inquiry. the Gcnefas Per
sonal habits are unerceptionable, especially on III
points in regard to which lie is assaed Ills not know
here hat he opium or that be has any peca
physical disability.
II is fact. however, that Gen. Rosecrans and Gen
Cvntenden hid both sleep in the same room In ChattA
nooga Saturday night having left the held oil Datt
Ia time Ia make twenty miles 20 get here and tia
they had part in the severe fighting of Sunday morn
Q ing.
1 propose not to write a review Of the past event
only W correct some errors and to state what q
y know.
= Gen Sherman with very considerable force, VIII
BY the time this reaches its destination have formed
junction IA our immediate neighborhood thus swellin
The forces u Gen. Grant ~ command OF the hrr
magnitude.
q Gen. Thomas has promulgated order for Il
guidance Of correspondents with this army In add.io
To certain rostrietionsmattcrs between them and &
/ Provost MarsAal-thcy repaired 10 sign their n
and propor nance all letters written for publication
In Obedience tLereto respectfully subscribe myself
! G. u. BINGHAM.