New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

mintohou ouu uuJuSts VIC uctuit pus luet w Vei
readers to let them see what our CORES.
pondeDts with our various armies think and
write rather than what we Judge they should
have thought and written. Hasty and unjust
as this was in point Of fact. ii is yet valuable as
record of what was felt and ,ad in the Army
during that trying retreat. And We are wen
assured that an aid of Gen. Mcclellan. fresh,
from that retfeat-we mean Mr.. John Jacob
Astor-has since been proclaiming through our
City that tho Army was deliberately Sacrihced
BY political intrigue minced at Gen. Motel
Ian
When one of or correspondents could be H.
duced TO perpetrate such injustice as the lore
going, it mas well be supposed that the columns
of the Pros Slavery, conference.-the journals
would fairly boil over with lbels and other
calumnies. Hear correspondent OF The Herald
rhe t-oons unanimously censure the Radical Hembes y
Coaors m no, ednq saent force to meet the Rebels IN
time, and many Of them declare that ~ hieCon va, ,s
hone Of restoring the Union AL former scctonal OF party
feeling. forgotten b. the mem rs OF The army ara tney
rNy and CongIe, It iswe for Of these men that
our army the banks Of the James River instead
This was printed by The Herald without
hint Of the fact that we bad repeatedly urged
on the Government, editorially, as well as
through our correspondence, the imperative and
urgent necessity of sending TO Gen. Mcclellan
every man and gun that could be spared him.
Now see how The Heroid OF the 9th inst.
- improved" the repulse of and change of base
of Gen. Mcclellan TO denounce and hold up TO
exccraton Secretary Stanton, the Cabinet, and
" the Abolition traitors" and artluily employ
the excitement and distrust thus created 10
stop ealisfmer's aud thus expose our brave
soldiers already in the field 20 be again and
everywhere outnumbcred until totally destroyed.
Note how openly TIE tratorous sheet does the
work o. tie master JEFF. Davis:
"SHcRRrARY sraNTos AxcNG TaS PzorTH.-The people
furious against Secretary stanton They imperousy std
unanimously drmand liz removal IbFoushoat this city oH
tie Fourth OF July there was bui single 'eniisnt wbch
vas head repeated at .vey tun 10y cvey csss a. cooon
II was. ta' Il the President trusted Nice elan ~
bsd sh, haro1 Secretary stanton. Ei;le- 'cr sn
tsnton mus! so, said the PEOPLE. and McC e.n mn
/ aot De saciihccd.''
"THr PoruI.n ExcirEs Tho excitement among ths
people il undated has ut pet ft he -" - enthr
enfnenfs but Il is It'll yiudrtve against ecTc FL
Stanton and the Abolition traitors Of whom be Is tie tool
"WiiI THE CABINET Br CH,NoEp3-Ye. fthe country
demands II ia the o Laaaer which tie recso,s course
Of tho Abol,!onists and onf recent FeeTes In Virginia Wal
ialt.'
"THK CAHrsETlen ofa.l parties aiNiously nquihng
whether there pec' 81 chtnses n the prescott
Cabinet DO not kno" whether the tent Aa' 90 fet
up his mind as TO the necessity o. thc' cAa t th"gh
ulqge Ousby tie public have TIE cnher o. 40 ehiIet
who be changed the Secretary OF War tie ece
tfy Of he Navy asd he Secretary o. TIE Ie-y no one
'an.s to Secretary aId disturbed b. lie statesman
ike views his hrulness, ana hi eqaaniiy Of ttinprI
he has succesuy iEaatsDed the honor OF the eoan'ry
abroad and given To,ition before EufoI viii wh.ch
Notwithstanding the df5cue. in which We sr' ni'ced We
have every reason TO be saed liad l i ia-e "a
yiseIs done tLer duty well by tie county To rebellion
sonld have been long .lce Impressed .
mere n,t.,ipg OF the ,forr Nr unti ,le long LIST Of
and wounded in the recent bste, before Richmond ar"
published and The storm viii then be r. - hishs Aiesdy
he PEOPLE o. FAj' phls hoo nialtous name Do To 'cs'
aud declare tsai ~ aor. Urn s 'af tn- - ,g ~, -
cNee. New York cry lss suffered al a. plch a, Fh,dr
pha snd share. th-se sentiments. New-i orS frFimoni'
uttered BOIL Run sud the 'tcteigrht here We. "snu
uowr' - $500
1t was in full view Of this chorus of exc
Grafton whereof "the Radicals" the Adolf
tionists," the Forward 70 Richmond" party,
and Secretary Stanton, were the immediate
subjects. but which was directly calculated 70
destroy all faith in the Government and 10 lay
the country bound and crippled at the feet Of
the traitors BY stopping enlistGents, that senn-
tor Chandler felt impelIcd TO SPEAK out. As Il
member Of the Joint Committee ou the Con-
duet Of the War, lie was in possession Of facts
which proved incontestably the ialschood and
ipiustice of the clamOr which had been raised;
and he deemed i. his duty to set those facts IN
order before the public. The result is the
speech which we herewith present and which
Is certain TO be very generally read. We SUD
rait that H. yindication Of Congress aud Secre-
tary Stanton is conclusive.
NH. ECsEELL STTRGES.