, 1864-06-06
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From Or AeEulAf Go1FefPoauolt.}
WAsu1NoToS, June 2, 1854
1ug Fo7oyAc An1T-T" sI1UA11oN-oRAx1'a
HE1T MOVE
Gen. Grant having succeeded in turning Lees
right this time, in his strong position between tbs
North md South ANA river, the question is:
What Will b. the next move Of the Union Gene1-
ali He car no longer nank Lee By moving to the
le1t unless he means 10 6auk Richmond itself
Consequently any further Thinking movement must
be entirely On new plan; and ~, In ali Probabiu-
y, our Generals plzu viii b In the full tide Of
successful operation before this reaches you there
Is no harm in my giving you my Ideas Of Whit II
will be. Gen. Graut cannot possibly Intend TO 3D.
Vance further BY the left dank, for that movement
would taks his army into the uidst Of shote fAtal
Chickahominy swanpA, which have heretofore
cost ths lives fmany Of our brave Union fololess~
Besides the line Of that river itseHis one OF the
most eaeily defsneibls OF any on the fouss Do
tween here and Richmond The river hoWs
elurc1shly, through an lmpaesable swamp, between
high tlnfB, while te crossing places ean pe de!eno"
Cd By mere hapdtfnl ofmen r. ~ Spinion taf1,
General Grant w ayoia t9f 4afssm .,a n6
Ft1ike boldly to the right, between Richmond and
Hanoyer Junction Hs has heretofore been march
inr hy The feft he viii next move BY the right
~ ns1S By lii movement If successfully e1ecu-
I'D he can cut OF Lee from GordonETille, his real
fsre Of supplies, and also threaten the western
ef1Yn
% he vii leave his White Hense line uncovered"
Perhaps nos. Cannot Baidy Smith take care Of
thats Or, II the Worss comes 70 the Torst.
eeom@anleation eonnna % to Fort Royal to Tredes-
icebuJc, or even TO Aexandria, which he success
lively abandoneds BE can staFt for The open lire,
a. staaees II weoe 70 msie Tor hse new base. Lee
has abandoned Hanoysr function, this proposed
movement to the Right Is rendered all the more
% or feht him ont oi that position think tie aeSt
move Of Zen. Grant will elicit the applause Of cy-
err military critic, not only In America, but Ru-
rope, snd stamp hum 90 one Of the frst military
BANKRUPT Law.
A strong effort will be made to pass bankrupt
Law this session, thing which the country very
much needs. Mr. Jenekcs. OF Rhode Island, has
made very ablc speech on the subject
TIE uEyKLAkD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nox1-
NATION
The Copperhcads arc delighted with the Cseve-
land Convention. They hope that It will iujure
peepie Dec Is 10 ther candidate at Chicago thay sle
In Quite quanda1y. Their hearts are not On a
peace man euch as Va1landIgham or Seymour, OF
voorhees,, but they lore s1ecess @ more than even
man af theif choice. They want Grant defeaied,
hut ii he il succeasfnl they will probably nominate
him u gnsacsess,n It will be question IS
lhe party. he will be the candidate whosser he ia.
LAKE. aAnsoRs.
Under The operation Of the pteyious question,
Mr.. Washburne has succeeded In passing bill
eppropriatinc $a50000 to be expended on the
Ktste1n Lakes, and 100000 on the board, for
the repair and preservation OF works for the benefit
Of commerce. This is very important bill to
Lake commerce. Many Of the Lake Harbors are
strikingly in want Of repair. while the works on
the ST. Clair Flats need considerable outlay to
make them productive OF the benefits for which
they were designed.
E1EuIN0 FoUSTIEs AND NEGROES.
It appears difficult to what the question OF fish
ing bonnties havc TO do with ths solored Eace bn
yesterday, when 1t was up In the Senate, Po sell
kentucky, made one o{'his annual negro diatribes
In which In which be WIS particularly hard on New
England. He said she WIS like cornfed, pamper
ed cali, That 1t was impossible to wean from th
government pap. Garrett DAVIS followed Of course
very able speech In defense OF the fshfng bountie
in particular, aud New England in general.
AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTITUTION ADo11sn1s
Mr.. Wilson, oil lows, who has been indefatigab1
In the support of this measure, brought It befor
the House yesterday or course the Coppezhead
objected to it. Mr. Holman, OF Ind!ana, oppose
motion aud decided IN the negative BY yeAs &
| nnys 16. The yeas, all Copperheads, we're:
Allen, J. c., Ancona, Bliss. Brooks. Brown. Wis
| ChanIer Cofroth, Cox, ,C1ayens, Dawson, ,lDenisoi
| Eden, Edgerton. Edridge, Fink, Ganson, Gsi1e
hall. Harrington. Her7ick. Holman. johnson. Pa
Law, Long, Mallory, Marcy, McAllistsr. Mcdowell
Mo,Tie, Ohio. Morrison. Neleon, Noble, Ooel
Pendleton, Pruyn, RsdfoF1, Randall, KY, Ros
Steele, n. T., Steele, n. J., Stiles, Sweet, Voc
heee, Wadsworth, Ward, Wheeler, White, @. A
White. ]. ", Winfield, Wood, F.-s5.
did not press the resolution to q vote. Soft Ill
| over,