The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28
tSpec,aI Cotrt.pondlree of ID. SUM

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Especial Corrs.ponderee OF ID. SUM
EashingtoH Jan i9.-Attention Is cqual'y n
videi oetwccn the war anu peace prospects, THO
capture 4 For, Fisher sni the return o. Mt Blair
nom RcLmoul, fo1n The absorbing t,uica " cpn-
vetsaiion. The fccuhar circumstances attending
tho fcrmer event render ID almo~, Impc-a hle :,
consider apsfs from its political tendencies IL
ths rcsfe,, It's looked uruu a. a severe blow to
The domnsn, radical interest, and A. tcndin-
10 couur1n the President in the more conservative
course tow ards which he hna inclined since tho
November election. Tho synsl overthrow Of nut
Ter seems to marx the elimination of the dominant
radical power, which 10 now hooked upon b.
shrcwd politicians on the wano. Many c,rcurn-
stAnco- point towards this result u Is .pparcnt
that the prompt sctiuu Of the earturo 81 Fort
Fisher has sVrrted fierce rsical crusade which
Ws settling IN against Gcneral Grsut. A tor-
iniiablc series of charge, Gicctinr the
whole management Of the war hal been
preferred loiOrc tho terrible war committee
These charges were soucci by uho thunder Of ar
tlSry announcing the capture Of Fort Fisher at
the very moment Nhsn General Butler vas show
Ing how he tButlsr) o,uld not take the plac. A
rev days ag1 HIter had hosts OF friends In aud out
o. Consro,A sui powerful pressure was brought
" boar upon the rlesldont IN hu. favor hut now
Tow persons arc inclined To regard tn pistcr IONS
with ooInpAccncy. lie may ,ci Az appointnrL 1t In
the southwest hut this Is iouuul. It s utnlrous
ir him that Secretary stsntou's dispatch renects
heavily upon the tuGpA emtnt of the military ior-
non of 60 FRS, erpe.Auou s(ainst t,rt Fisher
npsl.r, hovovsr. .s not the man To sub
mt ~ a.-tt r~lu'. lie aud Stanton
,-e tho most rclf-v 'io' men IN prominen, public
No.. ana sur q G,sgl,r l,,wceu thcm will uovoks
q cnutoit Iusl viii make Ie spnnters Gy. The
President N very cyil 10 the hero OF the Army q
the Jltnys but kc makes no sgn in his favor But
Il 's IA '7ii hroat tho rNdica POWER nov tlprllug
MA 'r lie 'uccosses y sherman, ~hone int.r'i 'iou
." 'e haJryian planters that the State Ia nn'
'Ac iu''n tha, rcconsiructon Is therefor o.i .,
. quNa' 70. and hat all any stsie has T. DO to
" 'ocur, Iaac. 10 ~ send thcr ropr, acutatvcs t.
tAke dor ulsco IN Congress heretofore, - re-
sar,lei or- n the moh significant ror
escuts OF DO .imos. This yic~ shattrfs ihov.... 10
rSdici ,h-ory q tho war
s, R.ir's u,l~ion To Richmond has Voc, a.
tended VIII -, tIn reauis which fur suJ..rut
reasons, NJ doubt, have not yet been al oWrd l.,
pNuhlN HAlWINFfs l| Y fttitutfN noN'F'It .'
interpro~i az favorable ior poacc. L no terms
short OF recognition and Independence would be
listeucd n bv n, r.hel leaders, tie fac, would
soon be bls1 fort " frS tbe North " = nov
cruAAdn against the rebellion. Great reliance Ia
placed upon the mhuenre events are utely 10
exercise in oompelLn, the rbel raJsra " make
terms. Three months more 4 warfare may place
Il ont Of their power IN do ~, and they know It.
5ou1he opinion Ia also oIercising a powerful
pesoa prcrsnire N I-,chuund. Look out tNcrciore
fall in gold, in Wall street. ~ the inuu,y
fngi have frequently proved thomselves a.rowd-
er than tho politicians iu interpreting ,bo signs Of
the times, and arc not likely ~ 60 io-nd de- len,
in sagA,aty upon this occsaion.
The military news Ia good. Gencral Grsnt i-
comp'ets master OF The situation His ,ac..,yc-
iel' nHiye policy Id producing awful strain upon
NE CuofedsrIey, and vi,tory that will pale Fort
Fisher is conhdently looked Er az the result 4
certain movements now 10 progress. memo.