The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
CORES rondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch.

Indications OF "a Stirring Session OF Congress
No Definite Plan of Political Actiou Yet Pre-
scn;cd-A General Non. committnl on ulrn
Torics-Probahility OF Early Renewed Cabi'
net .pcc ulation>. Etc Ste.
WASHINGTON, November 3.
Gradually now, and surely, the lndlca-
tons are being presented of lively ana
exciting sessions o: Congress before the
new wear sets fairly in: but as yet there
are no particular signs by which 1t is cH-
oc,ly known how the different political
,,rt;cs will conduct themselves. The
events of the present week are sure to have
8 decided effect in shaping the legislation
or Congress-. Ii ii is shown by the cleo
lions in the State of New York and else
where that the Conservative element has
not made any further advance, or that the
Radical party still holds its strength in
th,sc States, then we may look for the
..ro,r array in favor Of Impeachment, and
~ Ills that tic ultra Radical politicians
49,, nroni>c6 themselves and their adhe-
ro,ts So far, no plan of action has been
dcr;d,d upon, and although there is no
evidence oil The views OF certain extreme
politicians undergoing any change, yet 1t
j hcvond doubt, and so considered here
in All circles, that il the check they have
already received by Conservative triumphs
i further advanced by the results OF
T,.s8ay next, there need be no apprehcn-
SONS of Congress being ruled and domi-
ncrr,d over in It's coming session by the
s,m. leaders vino held the reins during the
last. Some few membcrS Of both Houses
have been here within the past week, and
j, is significant that not one OF them has
committed himself TO any of the ultra
PRINCIPLES which hayc been aSltated for 50
long. This is attributable entirely to the
uncertainty which hangs over the coming
elections in some oi the States and the
very probable election Of the Conscrva-
tive ticket in the Empire State of New
York.
II will bc circumstance calling for
surprise if after the present week, or per-
hapS sooner, III" renewal OF SpeculatlonS
,u,rn Cabinet changes is not part of the
news and gossip which will be on the tdpiS.
Since the failure OF those which were soin-
Gustriouslv aui generally circulated immc-
diatcIv preceding and after the elections II
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA, there has been 9
long silence on The subject; bat that vii
hardly last. With the exception ola chang,
in the War Department, which may occur
AZ any time after next Tuesday, 10 one
seems to be apprrheuding any change, ant
everything IS going on Is II at II
time will there be any removals o.
designations. at the War Office General
Grant is daily engaged in attending tc
the duties OF his Office as Secretary of Wal
- Il = hnt - h,. irSt nj
visited hv the Radical politicians wh'
are arriving in Washington, as we'll as b.
many others Of different political senti
mcut. The former, however, are not 81
particular about visiting the White House
Further than what Representative Wash
hurnc has said Is to General Grants pc
Nticul views, no other has spoken authori
tatively. Among some o. the Republican
Grants strong Democratic antccedent
will create suspicion OF 1t least a Con
svrva,ivc faint in his present politica
character, and that is probably the reason
why it is preferred by many OF them tina
he should not be their next Presidential
candidate.
It is not only in the States south Of thu
Potomac that the black element Of tn
al arms. They have acquired that ar
here, as is evident by nocturnal demon
St:ation> generally once or twice during
week. The blacks here, is in the South
all seem TO own the arms themselves. !
their performances are Intended to checl
any unprecedented designs hy the Prcsiden
upon Congress-, their labor to pcricc
themselves has been lost. The old stor,
about designs by the President has OK
ploacd altogether. TlMoN.