, 1863-10-07

1nlhuh aAAuco AA ~ cu1AuEd 4ls mlnQ. lQe
committee came away not over-sanguiue as to
the impression they had made on the Presf.
dent, though the majority believe that he will
comply substantially with their wishes. The
pressure on the other side will be very strong,
Two cabinet ministers will feel strong per.
sonal interest In counteractIng the objects the
committee have in view, and as the sending
Gamble and Schofeld party will doubtless
leave no stone unturned In the effort to sus-
thin themselves. In regard to Gen. Echofield.
the President said that he had always been
very prompt to obey his orders, and mention
cd one or two instances Of his punctua1ity.
The Interview lasted about three hours, so that
ample time was given to the committee to
make the President fully acquainted with the
leading facts involved. He will find It difIl,
cult to resist the evidence furnished By ser-
e1ty such witnesses.
The Kansas delegation Is also strong.
Among the delegates are Senator Lane, a1d
Mr.. Parrott, formerly Of the House Of Repre-
eentatives. The embassy has created a pro-
found eenaation In Washington. A roustue
meeting was held at the Union League rooms
on Tuesday evening, at which several speech
es were made to warmly eympathiziDg audi.
ence. It IS universally felt that the new
'MissouT Question" is very, serious one,
Administration II It fails to see the duty aud
propriety Of standing by Its true friends.
The Committees Or DELEGATIONS have s1so
called upon the Secretaries. / believe that
they will be sustained BY at least four Of the
Cabinet, VIZ: Messrs. Chase, Stanton, Wells
aa,.! md Usher. Doubts ore expressed as to the
that he vil1 be ali right. Messrs. Bates md
Blair, Of course, are actively on the other
side.
II the President should heaitate to act i'm
mediately, It Wll not follow that the final de.
clsion Will be unfayorable. On the contrary,
1should hope that be will take time for ma
as all do, that he means to do right, I cannot
doubt that he will eventually yield al that
the Committees aek. But d decisiou against
them will not be fnality, as the increasing
cyl, the sonnd interest OF the whole loyal
North, and the discussions which the subject
Congress, will In the end prevail.
to-day met with an esteemed friend, whose
statement ts worthy Of all confidence, from
Whcm learn some facts touching one Of our
representatives to a foreign court, with which
the people ought to be acquainted. The d.
SECRETARY Of Legation to Brussels. He il put
down in the Blue Book as nntlye Of New
York, but vas appointed, I believe, from
Minnesota, and perhaps has the title Of Doc
tor: My friend, who Is . responsible citizen
Of Washington, states TINT he was fellow
hoa1d e. +he R,anoa, Ena ~ .+aoa,. Az ~
eer1v ,or+ ~ ~ 4he 1eat ne VI steamers, N me
age, Mr. Goodrich made himself odiouB to
every loyal American on board By his open
,ttt. ~ 81 Gu, ~ ~ ea1i-
soar u 1ann aan r. 4hP Pen ne
t;as PPron,amat;an 1rb,oR he
he he n,ost fnhmmaniv hsrharona maaanrs avas a.
Seyfsed. He deno1ncet1 The Northern anal.
tionists as the authors Of the var, and de-
Jea: Davis, Of whom he spoke In In the highest
terms as gentleman wnFtfv of # aii III IegHect rSs
Whea asked Thy it W. was Int WITH M such i. senti.
ments be vent ahrnai as fhe renresentsfiVe
If The Tinted states, he SAID that he hoi7 n.
fafed to reajen. but that The Government @ m @ ra-
fused to receive lis resignation. Nv friend
nj g!ys ths name Il SthsT passengers q
his statementg.
In ti1nes Of reyolutfon md cfyt1 pgnr HE
fbe pregeut. IL IL not snrnrigfnr that the Coy.
ernment ia often innosei nnon Nv +te natri.
IL ia a matter % Of course o. Rnt T when ] the ;mno. e
s;,;o1 hoa haa1 e4nnasa ona tha 4-na ~ 81. ~
sla1oH aaa peeu espose9. nau tAe ttue enstac-
1et u ~ np9s.os 9e aaIs 1's hnoMa; ne coantly
" 1as ilgus " aeanu an.ni Ms ln1neo4ate lenovN;
ihe sn 1aets ab9ge aetaned were eomn nnicatea
ny 51ena m 1som p Europe. oIney were disbe-
s3 AsSM " w Assasnsat 3e oecre.aEy, IS taey
sh wsn thg n,gaa & pss un1sss i rs we're aequanted
~ maeu ans aSsusst. e. Dut @ ~ tlay 70 aopfo tnas
InS a4cessat5 sseps na's oFea taAe1 NJ tne
1spes .Gns a " ene aacts aaalt IL 70
aa aaa 1in snas inaa1fy tnae HaRe tnls statement
iof Iupa.salnn. .aaela,, an pn.,,,,,.
pas.1 IL Anaalson, .ne 9uE7pohen Repn9ncan
Keplessnaus9 1loM 1ns western OlstflcG o1
hennckX, ls IN lnls Glly, stopping at WI.
4a!G3. ~ susceeas Mr. casey, Wno also, IL
NJ De lememneleo, Was one OF ne most re-
labls supporters OF the Republican poll
& tas !S1 aJ ~ .aat
element was perhaps stronger than any other,
sends up the soundest Representatives from
the State. But the fact proves that a bold
and decided course Is the best. learn from
Mr. l., and one Of Ills constituents, that the
secession element Is Sill! very strong IN his
d1stnct- The rebels openly hold elections for
representatlyes to the Richmond Congress,
and the candidate Tor Anderson's district re-
celyed anont tnIee thousand votes: Ihey
very muGh need suen man ae yen. schenck
3a Ut 9sn nuiSs aat3 ~ Ray' n1an - ~ suGa pro-
seet sn,asorea - ,iro. - syyersIsad
ifeh' ts saa ms indeed' Hat the febeis old eiec.
n ta n ennthern y cnnpties III ~ 1fiason nras-
the treacherons rnie of f;.mh1e an5 SrS,ofia'd G1
I1eam that the rehcls haze evaTuthtn"s ~ 4ha,,
oMn handa ,a1 ~ Ths1 aa - thng N taer
~ af civil pnver9mentt ~ II csn suo ~ c.iiad
cfyf1-entireIv nniIer thefr ronfro1 orT -
and tonvict f1nion me1 ~ c.nito1 nfanoass naa oas
before Tusttce of Peace " II IL str,nas vfSe tSet
this shor,1d be he caSe e;nca III m5+tas.e aaas
Arkaosns ia In onr n,;1itnrg iinea " arS ~ ,,n9t
ino Il Wanfa5 hnt ~ 1nasf and ,,a,+Int W.
nosein Garh1e ~ rha1 s,,1o
his ssnn1a 1ai1it,s for5a r. ha - ota+on,ts ma
tainpi n the nddrees ~ ths N1,ssaHr;sns son -
~ Presdan, a.. W. nS ~ eno . 70
nad. hS tha ;nd,dn e % 9uReu W. tayse
rntiSn y u ,aT snaapipt " narehia an = anboSe'5
r. m,1 ~ ha fonsd fhot ~ ~ 4hafr nonr"rsot1ons
with H. Ifncnin thev a. antered mnra II into M t,e
1etaiis ~ 1aoeI4s5 3+,ne;tia. t5s., ~ 4hai1
addpes ~ 4esnSeo A'1oe4tAe'' 'A'n IL tAi'4A
IF he orc,r,z,+,o, ~ Tho Honsa of Ran,e.
senta;ssa sho1 anand " 40 ,,nou o'H 10 "a 5nfe ~
fhe Esntnc Igs 5aTa,af;p,, II wnnId IN owa1i
to rtf3ect n9e,e IL c,ns enuances nf nnt+in1
tba nn,,t.e, uIg4 ny ~ "
Copperheads. It seems that there will be
contestants tor their seats on the ground that
me people we're overaWed by me military,
and there can be no doubt that most OF them
would be oRsted, and the dispute renltted
Tor decision to the people, Il Gopperhead
vo;et can effect It. Probably the kepnohcans
an ana unconditional unionists, u betrayed oy
tne hentucky delegation. "o1io MAKE no
et1eLuo1s resistance to suca Qlsposltlon OF