Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26

There were two things into which, of
all others, the ultra Abolitionists deter
mined 10 force the Administrator, viz
the issuing OF an Emancipation Proclama-
ton, and the removal OF Mcclellan. Sue
cess has attended their efforts, and triumph
never crowned more persistent or more
iaborous Vaccinations. \ commission
was appointed 10 investigate the Harper's
Ferry surrender, and another to inspect
The Notifications built by Mcclellan.
Hundreds OF iaborers have bcen pGt upon
the works, 10 cr"ate The impression tha-
Mcclellan Lad not done his whole du,v
h-.ore- The Hasror's Ferry Commission
has censured Mcclellan. Is was expected
Perhaps tire Admini-t. alton iulagines Ii
las made ou. Is case"
From q lon- article IN the Ecw Yorl,
JOm.aH o. Cgna.gc.. We extract:
- il IS thc fortune uf Gen. Mcclellan
20 be sent l;r wherever the nation i In
imminent peril, 10 save The Capital from
It's enemies, u win tie love oE ihe army,
the gratitude of his fellow citizens, ise
admiration % tie world, and TO be re
Eevcd'
His brilliant career has no parallel in
history.
.'Wi.h reference 20 his removal from
the command Of ihc army II the prcscn:
moment. after sayin- the JmiO7 q. South
Mountain AM Au.i-tarn. we have 10 com
mants TO make. Sen MrCi-ian himself
J. the last man VINO would desire fo have
.ii- personal tr,atmcn. made the sulicc; of
puh.ic difference at-a time when unity O..
sentiment and action l. - necessary 90
thc safety OF the national cause II. i
always ready II sacrifice s5ll and selfish
references for the ruhIic eocd-ihose
who admire anj love h.m should exhibit
their admiration bv initiating this chief
cory o. his character"
The rroyidemc, Pyf remarks:
The astounding news O. tn: removal
OF Gen. Gecr-e i. Mcclellan from the
command cI' the army of tie Potomac,
reached as Yesterday. The circumstances
show that hi> removal has bson .or some
time determined upon, and ths coaclu-
sion with most people viii ho, that the
President has only be,n waiting FOR tie
elections to 80 by in order ;isat - start
linz an ac; might not influence The rlr-ili.
DAYS aao. we do not believe the Admins
tration party would have elected single
Congressman IN any S:a.c. save Massa-
Chu>citS. where an election was held OF
the 9Th inst
The PHILADELPHIA Ls@qcr saws:
"I'hc announcem III that General
Mcclellan had been removed from tine
command of the army of the Potomac
Was the subject OF conver-ariun yester-
day in all circles. The friends "a: the
! Genrra. wa- very much excited. Those
who have been recognized a. his oppo-
ncuts did not appear to b, satisfied. and
many of them regretted that the act was
7 done when the army Was in the face OF
( ti.e enemy and upon the eve OF battle
/ I'm tlc evening the excitement in regard
. TO the subject WAS very great. AMI ct the
. Continental Hotel a large crowd was as
/ seInblcd. amNiou>ly inquirii,g il there was
/ any confirmation Of tie ncwS. lirE
/ gathered ii MI pacts OF The saloon. coE,ga-
+ ring not5- ard cndcayorIiI- L. ss.se thc
riddle why the General wa~ removed" q"
1 The following ! from fhc New York
/ Hawd:
J The act OF his removal viii create q
profound sensation throughout the Coun-
try. Among the Abolition radicals II Viii
. be haiied with :.,n;ical JOY. while among
+ conservatives o. th. North II viii be ac-
copied with doubts AMI appTyhenSious O.
evil The radicals have ur-.j tl.i- move
mcnt a. demanded 5v the hate elections,
while the conservatives viii contend thai
+. the people. in these elections. have spoken
IN Tl,aT, ., Mcclellan. We
10 not pretend 10 knew Jae exact =.,er;.i-
cations AGAINST him; nor Is tl.iS kraw.e, ,-c
necessary for our present purpose. Il l.
sufficient that ia. has fallen a victim 70 tuC
macMinptian- ot the r:ljcai Abolition fac
ton Their intgigue> have pursued h5m
from the dav that he was first called 10
the command Of the army 81 iae Potomac
10 the present hour: aal Li- unparion-
able crime has been his persistent refusal
TO make the cause Of the Union secondary
to the cause OF negro emancipation.
From the New York H0,-'d:
1T WIS 10: upon the friends Of Gen
crsl Mcclellan alone. nor apon the oppo
ncnts OF the administration which ha
been 30 assiduousiv reprcsgn.ed by ils par
ti>ans as his enemies. that this news tei
Ike the sound of PASSING bel Evcr.
lover of his country. every man 10 whom
the final victory Of the Constitution an
ile Law l. sl-arsr ttAn any triumph O