The New York herald., 1864-10-01

a VAIN W " sSp Pi0~>~~ss'ee S~"~.'
fA' aouss + pss ssssas,i~.s, ana was rssd ~ he
,Ds ss F Mr. 70 e'1os h% ias % o.ss the
processvvs mae ap N prop~r i~m, was refused IN |
Dover ,DssN aiscs ed y Il ~ ia pcsssssioa sines.
Now, Judge fcs ~ous esr"csc bsse6s IN relate ~
history Of thai -aro .ast sens. that yoa nay, yos
ssAnouucn oass,sse o. b .saoisr Generals ss.-
ssy.s t,sss.' rcr.r s@s s.s % sss s:.s
auo Nasee, ert-d 70 ba zone star" j. waee Aod
Skah j. Issa, 10 convess :. A. n the tssswlns
lnsur ayainied slA placing tho Aoe large map ss
painedahis proposed PcniasuaT campaign vhoa before
sssSss ss.s fsnse sua urSs"sy ss Porss
Upox retiring hcfc tho table, for Ne ocseideraten
% W ss'ssss Sssss 'Ss, ,ss S... operations
Bhesi b. changed tho transportation Oo>og ready ~
-2-Wpeshos il "a pstter 70 mako 90 usvauce 70 tho
front bssore changing the oase chsnss 70
s-Yne,ser = forward move mont With shs object Of
destroy Ing the river oa,.eIss ssvsaoy, % apa wIse n
the assistance OF the Ericsson battery, es0 alone accom-
plish'thas objacti
monea appear before She Presiden he advscd 'nsm
TIA, he quite anwei and exceedingly nervous snss
He exnr,ssed himself gra,aed % the opportunity
u officers Of she aray and 10 be in
struced rhep N regard 70 army nassers wnicn were
lia-ormea hin iaat as OF the council Of war
WDGl al htA ScSe by Ofoer VI MCIftituu,
then read them 10 him "H hat.' said he, shave the
V avor Of the reaipsuar easnpAsns" He then asked
many questions IN regard c the sane uot Mr. stanton
Ho re-, he'd Gyo me The papers, p read them myssfI
and, aer reading them over aud preparing ms notes me-
course OF esa,niaaton' winch you reierto This e1am
made for tb purpose OF ueutrazing the effect OF
President, ana lhs carry out tns obecis Of these who
Ind boon insisting upon tho removal u Gen Mcclellan
only interrupted BY an expression Of the res
dent indicating MIA satisfaction and gratibsaton At the
and which be had not bsiore been comprehend
Irwas " getting dark. M. Stantcn's questions In
slencs when osled for cesss,os Or hos,ies on ais
part for the night Mr. Lincoln expressed himself highly
Inc csrnssiness and intelligence she olcss present.
and that he had every coondence In them. He
promised % DO but that should his campaign
AZ approved by the council OF war under restrictions
AZ O'Clock when desired the presence all the
officers Of Tie council. md until after which time he de-
BEFORE leaving the President The recorder Of the coun
ell approached the Secretsry and sad:i you please,
couocil Of var that ibey may copied in lair hsDd
and General Simmer, the president o. the council, will
Ssn ns IL pro orm as
the iorn a. you are" was-he reply Of your friend
sowa me- ,ns manner ana rssas Of Which he has
neither forgotten forgiven and which he may relate
4 whenever
On the iollowng morning the appointed hour. when
u the officers OF the counci OF war had assembled
weeks. ] feel relieved Of mmense responsibility.
have determined upon the following programme. which
be Submitted verbally, and which was substantially as
II win permit General Mcclellan to carry out his cam
raign. He shsli leave sufficient force TO deend the
works before Washington He shall embark ifty thou
from Annapolis and then, unless the batteries
absndsned. ere WITHDRAWN or siencsd shall reserve
my authority 10 embark other troops He thon said,
into four and shall appoirt the commanders OF
/ them And afterwards he promoted The four officers
whom ne appo.n the command OF corps and, with
the exception Of Generals Franklin and Smith,
been subjects Of constant and ndguilses
since others have all been dismissed from tho army.
The PeniDsrsr campaign was proposed by General
| United States, and Intended TO be made wnh the
forces then under bis command in Eastern Virginia, es
cepted by the President ana she movement was com.
menced upon that basis General Mcclellan had scarcely
LETT Washington " take the sd when the Secretary Of
W-r reiivvcd hn OF s tho armies not under his (Gen
! ersi Mcclellan y Immediate command and assumed com
Virginia were psees under the command OF Mcdowell
pks, Fremont aud sse each being Independent Of The
order ' q Mr. ssap,or' whist ihs sSsys s0' division @
Of srciy taxing place :ho confederaes
General ScCiellap fourd himself ba;c7e Rclnloud wIh
eighty dye ilcusand men fiuciudiDs MsCa diysionJ,
OF huEdroi and seventy Eve thoosaod az the very
/ lacnent sieDoseil ander protest, Withdrew be
assSsiNSS s.Naaab: ~ Vf1eis VI
tbs canps.sn under Cereal Graut did nos commence
which lbs casuaitiea of that army estimated a
thirty hoas lad rnea aAd which but fos tie Provieentia
kiims Soreva Jscs oaid lave been sunihu&ieI
plsnnod ny Lhs PresGeat and General cser OF
use The pcsien,s WORDS, 'by Joe ana l." Of vheo
Tie Secretgy War aud t,eEsrei H.lock were Kept
prooundy ',n5rsnt, anf vas roi commenced un,l Nay
2, 1853 wa.s, insi {, the reninsla for the delay o.
! winch General Mcclellan Wa 81 iaach censufed
cprDnencsa ~ @ hth o March, jse, iof'y dsys " ad
4 - uu..fv nn1 peyrn Man. nf Gam
r.. kcGleao, way IN the beginning = hsfch was the
Psesidou rrcsse 20 deaih TO remove h, before
ho hsd psae fTsi u al In eoIsn aad Of the Army Of
the Potomac Wny did distinguished member OF the
Senate % the I'm q March, write 40 me rbs cry
against MScse5n increasing every effort s being made
70 hiufp What possible chance had Geno ~ Nc.
Cellal 70 succeed when bis owa government dd every
break hir Gown O1e would think his task sufficiently
oneroas, a5orors and responsibIe When without expe
reHoo, eer The Efst dpastrous rOut az Dan he
orgapzei the armies Of the us.cd States and WAS
psrns . Ggbt them without the additional conviction
meat we're determined ''to crush him "
Judge you sld met sl.his se days :iteI ine dread
NuCcip vita bitterness and feeling that ia becomes
0oan General Mcclellan pnti ycl had given him q air
uis., and un you had ound-s better man, and cha-
haY ana sppsa 70 lie record Of ts past thirty mon,Ss
anu 10 ,be rve-s OF blood that have fosn
orsss aa1s an sss % sos s'a ~. - a1 % %
officers OF tbc army shall % folly sustained.
esmpsiyn and the condemn alton or tae idents plan
have been fully sustained. The families friends OF
the oae hundred and thirty thousand lost south OF
tbe d snee tne 9Th vi Nay ist proclaim every.
where Mr. stanton told the country ~ tns time bad
hanarea thousand than be wauted, and now
he tells YOU he wants 4 hundred thUusspd moro men
General @ sui crossed the Rspidan with army
vsricusy etnacl from rs 900 to- L20 900
Be Afterwards added Buter's. 40 900
He was Esnforcec. Al 900
N1kiug exclusive of siges 80 900 20, 900
I'm the Ist oi september were est sted OK.
elusive of Sneridan's 30, 900. at $1,000 -
n a tar hs huH
SeAtIsseu Us e5 900
Bcanrcgard iQioed bin at Richmond with his
ftscos rom rr snnth v,bf vfth