Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26


\ Ths mannes at lths sassoTal oaJ6au,
Ast Asissns u aswsrsby Of graas %
1 essian Isks tbs present. Thers il sOas
saias ssaaassiiHs apd cowasdly abohs ii
1t was eviden4Yaosg ago resolved sn.~+
i Ewss swishsli till aft9, the aleotisxim. d !.
| fle AaEshs eaLg lasl il shousA injuse ID,
chances Of puelitieal eaadidasss. III,
seFyisncy pf everything to passy, 30 bssu.
fully manifested during the whole eaurss
OF the Administrator, displays sitsali
here The people, who hays condeHn pssd
Rs hostility Of tbs Administgasiau q
meOiallan, by q ohaags Of s00, 900 VI rotss,
would hays SeeoFded l,D00, 900 AZ sniaat
1t, bad this act preceded the election /
The enemies Of Mcclellan knew khia
aud witheld his execution till after alsa.
sion. But what . confession of distruse
and display Of obduracy, does not an aet
thus doabIy ill-timsd, di&elosel
We will not discuss the question AZ
removal In iss grsYeE aspect. The uso-
pie are not permitted 10 know the reasons
that induced IL Seyer wss the hiftorv
of current eyents, so carefully witIhaId
ron sns knowledge Of b Nation. The
e@s&ae os Ban Ron, and who was reapon.
able for itg taiitref The catastropha af
Balls Bluff, and tbs imprisonment of
Gen, Stone, and his release The oatas-.
Eropbe OF the Peninsula Oaupaienl 'sMn-
Dowelps miserable retreat Tbs dfa-
graceful route Of Popess army I TIE
history of the Maryland Campaign+-~alII
these things are hidden in darkness. -
The dispatches are suppressed, The mum
Oers OF the coIabasanfs con onosaled., the
results perverted, and the people Blinded |
As to the facts. When the trutb l. /
knovn, we believe that Mcclellan viii be |
Ean1i eated Lgi ---rZu,-zES z 2ra -. al = 7
Ais suecessoH Basaside, il an ahs
aAn ]; &nd be possesses the public cBus- |
ssaes. He, too, We fear, wiil be sacri-
ieaa. but be will try to DO his duty--
as Will undertake to march the shas. I
cred array of the Unien across Yir. I
,tnia. We do nos beiiaye McClkllapt
'oaid have succeeded In that. We re-
pect him for having declared fao-
'ording TO runor) thst if he could. |
'e would even now transfer his who'll NJ
ay to the Peninsula, and renew the nam
tAign there! There lies tbs. .snsd IA
ria vAst rivers, in which armed fleets can
loEs and second armies in their march,
is the battle ground of the Union. II
O. The cam paign of last June was thrown
way! MsClellaH, With q divided srnav !
ad come in sight Of the Rebel Capital,
he had been joined by McDowan's
orps, then within day's march oE his
ight wing, we should have entered that
'apisal and closed the War.
For she fatal error that gave the manic
lgnal of the retreat, Mcclellan wab not
The responsibility beioues
D those who deprived him Of bis com
land then, and who hare repeated the !
'rsng now! -< .. I,
Va suppose that this change i'd the
.rmy will be followed by changes iu the
abinst. We viii not trass ourselves |
nth predicting the results of radical
rganizatiou of the Army, and the Babi- Il
ct. National and individual bankrupt |
Y will be one OF them. There is a point I
{ monetary discgeais. which is sdufya-
snt to paralysis; and this we appre-
end! Whether one mao or the other is
Secretary or General, is Of little i'm
ortaace to as; whether the Nation. shall
urRivs, or go to wreck, because 4f the
ataity and blindness of those at the
elm, is Of vital interest 10 the most
I. Argus. Il