New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
NEw-Yc,pK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AP3n. 1s, 1865.

II w IN N JAIL W 49,
ing br few nights after he tied his horse in stable
built, of cottonwood logs fed him with hay and corr
ana went quietly TO bed. The next morning he found
me grain and fodder untouched, out the nn was qne
.fod cnowed lie way through Then he prchendedr
tbs Old Indians fragmentary English.'
: This surrcsted another reminiscenre or tho samcs
vsatsrn TIN Somewhere in Nebresk the party came
to ittl, creek, the Indian name of which tlgnhetz
, weeping water Mr. L.uooln remarked. with good !
deal Of aptaess tas, as ia1gh water; oeeSang
Should evidently ne "Minne boohoo" =
7 These inevitable prcol!narics ended wo prescntele
the memorial asking the President 70 intepose IN be
half of AR. Knox. lie promptly answered he Eogld,
do 80 II Grant couoidcd. We reminded him mat il
vas improbable, rs sherman ani Cant we're oiosc
lf.iends Aiiera moments hetitancy he iepned'E
! With oouriefy, but with emphasis; ~
q should be glad to serve you or NJ. h7o1 or any
oil ~ lovqI iourra. But inst ~ present our Genel
rols in 10 field more important 10 the country thin
alv # tie rest Of Us all the rest OF u.s. IS my
Fixed determination - do nothing Whatever WIicI IN
roqe,hiv ,ubalrrss ans ono Of them. Therefore VIII,
Ia chpirfl,y what have said, but II IS all ehn do
There was too much irresistible good sense in this
10 hermit any further discussion. The President took
cup his pen and wrote, rejecting moment from ho vi
Y time. tie following; m ,o.a
Wi'td appear. 70 ,a'taoiioT ,l,, ThGm', WI
Kno1 correspondent Of ne Net' ia'S Ha ma
prtmc under command Of Maj rGen Grant and also thai.
gn sy IGs % s1o in S eomsSd Of
corps Of tho department and many oth-I respecsoe persons
are Of the opinion the, Mr. knoEs ohense wa, teohniea
than vi fy wrong and Tint the sentence should be,
evos now theieforo said sentence l. hereby 80 lar 10
voteJ allow Mr. Knox to return to Con Grants head
assent; again leave the Department If Gen Grant sha
n FcodTr II over carefully, he bonacd to me- and
\ cnve a little sirh of relief General conversation en-
rsued Despondcnt and wef he'd down WIN l' ioad "
carc be sought relief in frank speaking lie sad. with
tIest earuestness God kuOWs tAGt want 10 do what
Sis wise and right but sometimes 1t very difficult to
ldeicrmine"
sremGrked II an talking again or course, You viii e
member that speak to you only Us friends that none
tiof this mus, lie put IN print. IL,
! Touching m attack upon Charleston which mac
Hong been contemplated, lie said that Du Pont hah
promised some weeks beoie II certain supplies were
furnished 70 make The assault upon giyen day. Ihe
Fsupylies promptly forwarded, the day came anu
Invent without any intelligence Some time after, he
seLt an oficerto Washington. asking f0r three more
ironclads srG large quantity OF docA plating as ihds
I. I4nsalle 20 tie preparations.
u ." told the officer to say TO Commodore Dn Pon',
sobsoncd Mr. Lincoln. tat fear Ae does not hppfc
= oste az all the value 81 Tine. ~,
Y NE Amy Of The Potomac was next spoken o. Thc
rereat FredcrckfbuTg disaster was recent, and tAe
public heart heavy In regard TO General hcCle
: IAN thc President SPOKE With discriminating lu.tcci
4 10 not o. some do. regard Mcclellan either rs
traitor or officer without capacity I0 sometimes
las bad counselOIs bot he Is loyal. and he hes some
Fine military oufcs adhered to him after nearly
II ali NJ Constitutional advisers loot fah IN mn. buy
& DO You want TO know VIXEN gave him up' II was
sbetween our army aia Ices We enloyod me great
Sayantare over them which they usually had over u.s.;
We had the short lire aud they The long one to tae
Rebel Capital directed Mcclellan pcreInptory 10
lOvc Richmond. 40 once. 10 wns eleven days before
he crossed bic brs man over TIE Potomac II Nas
4 DAYS after that before lie crossed the l1st man.
TIM. 10 ives TWENTY-FIVE days IN passing The
.ETyeE GL much easier and more praoiioabie
ford than that where Loe crossed Lis entire array
bewecn dark night AID daylight tho next morning
fTha, was tie last rraia Of sand which broke TIE camel
.Sback. relieved Mcclellan at once. ~ Hooker; j
have told him forty mes that eer he ma cr Just a.
" much way McCleihn does the o;heT---J DO a.
Eoycr.dorinr Gs Mcclellan IS Overcauiions."
IA We inquired about the progress 81 tho Vicksbnrg
ycsmpalgn oar armies were o. q j * e1pcdi' W
;2ihe Yazoo River. designing. by digging canals aGd
trcadug bayoas 90 get IN tie OF tie o!y cr cut
tof It's supplies Mr. Lincoln SAID
~ 80, course, men Who aIe Ia command rad on tho
efspot know great deal more than do ~ immedi-
stCly IN froEt II Y.cksbrIr whore tho ifcI 10 milo
50 vide, the Rebels plant bstcres Which shsoutely sop
. narrow streams M 10 vsseo yoI'esss- .ad raa.
shatche wide enough Tor long t TO turn around
II any of our steamers which 80 tngs ever come
e. hack, there uust be mistake about H. IL tn
Fcncuiy permits them T. survive u must 10 either
.Stlroueh lack Of enterprise or lack OF .site."
III fex months later Mr.. Lincoln va aide Ia announce
: 20 the nation. The Father Of Na.cfs again lows
I. unvored % tho sea"
Il Presidents louuging his huge hand, Feet great
'mOuth angular features. Wo rrr' ni e-cd rather
81 DE aefsblc tenderness which shone t.Io b. rcnte
eSeyes lis chtlike inger lis utter i.'s
hi and his absorbing love Of country.
- Ignorant e. tquo,.e and conventonH,l!es wittoui
Ethe graces o. 'm OF manner. rs grcni regctaAoo
10 give pair his beautiful regard for tho feeln.s %
zo,he.. made bin
n ~ orihy 10 toar wilton, fcpfoach
~ 4 , ffa4i cid name OF Ornt.efntu."
n Strong With . sTmmetry. humorous without leyy.
HreigOus wit tender. mefciirl fofgising.
4 pro,,und becfer In Divine love. earnest worker
q Tor human bros efhoOiAbraLsn Lincoln wa perhaps
" tho best Iu4bgtioa which America has made 10
n History.
h HIS origin srong humble lahorers bis native iudg
~ men bct tlIn the wisdom OF the schools Is perfect
EintegTiiy lie very rugeedness AID irregularities
4 made him f. representative Of the young nation which,
kby and by the Iipe fruiiage Of free schools free
- presses an fee ballots shall produce far higher Az
lE6rsco MAJ tban the world has yet seen.
~ No shall his c.m voice above our tumultuous
- rejoicing sound tie wise caution Let US be very
i. sober" No more shall breathe through the
~ pas sons OF the hour his tender pleading that Judgment
may be tempered with mercy His work is done. Moth
b ing could have assured and enlarged his posthumOus
= fame Ike this tragic ending. He goes to place in
'sI.story whore lis peers VIII be very few They who
+ murdered him and would lave murdered the Republic.
y are p.lored in lniamy and horror for all coming
Il time.
"a His memory may be- LEFT TO the world let the
,ricken wife be borne ia sympathy ard IN love- Let
!, The orphaned sons DO adopted as children Of the
Nation
a rs@,rs-~ss.ssrstss-s-.ns~s
" Dissca:ers from the Popular Idea.