The New York herald., 1862-09-30

OF Wadsworth q our Governor, mako the q.
tive prosecution Of the war their watchwerd.
and Wsdsworth and his disorganixing disunioa
faction will surely 90 to the wall
BLAsPHExY or BEEcHER meuntebsak
Beecher who has turned his church in Brooklyn
into theatre, whore applause is given to hin
points by the audience. just az it is to Forrest,
or Miss Bateman, or any other theatrical star,
appeared on the boards at Plymouth church on
Sunday evening when he derided the constita-
ton as q mere s'sheepskin parchment" Of No
account, and said 1--WE are going to have the
Union as it never was, but AZ it was meant -
be- The Union as it was meant to be, and net
as it was, is to be our doctrine, because ths
Union as it was was monstrous outrage on
your rights and mine" In this he declared
himself to be the mouthpiece Of millions, lihs
Greeley short time ago, and applause re-
sounded from all parts of the house. After
ridiculing the Union and the constitution, -
next assais things still more sacred. He sxhk
bits the Divine Being in the light of q tag
gatherer, who ''is out now, and will have good
time" Let US quote the whole passage:-'I6s
MOTH, too, was suffering to an extent to which
she had winked at slavery for the sake of con-
merce When the North had paid two thoa-
sand millions Of taxes (and only just begun) be
thought that the Lord would get back pretty
much all the North made out of slavery. God
is the great taxgatherer. He 10 out now, and
He will have good time" (Great laughterA
The character Of the audience may be judged
from their laughter at such horrible profanity.
Unfortunate sheep who follow such shepherd
He alluded to the very general wish Of tho
people to have twenty leading abolitionists
hanged. He said if it would do any good he
had no objection to be the first. Just let him
try. BY following the example Of Judas hs
may induce Greeley and Garrison, and Phillips
and sixteen others, to 60 and do likewise; and
with twenty Of the leading aboltionists swing
ing all in a row from a sour apple tree thers
will be some chance of our arms being speedily
successful in restoring the rebellious South .
the Union when we can perform the same ser
vice for the leading secessiOnists when we catch
them. that Beecher volunteers to do for himself
BY all means supply the blasphemer with
plenty Of rope. and let him be hanged.
The RADICAL ORGANS AND THE REBEL PRnsA
WORKING T0GETHER.-The Tribune Times
Post and other radical organs of this city arc
assisting the Richmond editors in bostering -
and aiding and abetting the cause of jeff Da-
Wis, by endeavoring tC prove that the battle OF
Antieiam was rebel victory The fribrmS
has also commenced its attacks on Mcclellan
again. ard renews its charges in reference to
the peninsula campaign in its editorial column.
whilst its Maryland correspondents have COM
menced their Instructions against our generals.
The ITiieole charges Mcclellan with dividing
the army and with all the disasters of last sum-
mer How does it happen that he is responsible
for the disasters, when Secretary Stanton paid no
attention to the despatch of Mcclellan, sent ten
days before Jackson commenced his raid upon
Banks. urging that reinforcemeRts should bs
sent Immediately to Banks; for Jackson was
about to make raid upon him with q strong
force? This was received at the War Depart
ment ten days before JacksopAppeared ut Front
Royal; but no attention1~6a was paid 10
it. The fact Of tie matter is, the radicals N
Congress. backed by their organs and
assisted by Wadsworth and . few other absli-
ton generals, compelled movement Of our
armies in the West six weeks before Generals
Mcclellan apd Halleck were fully prepared for
it: and thus. instead of striking at the rebel
stropgkolds in the West and East, as Mcclellan
had contemplated, on the same day, Manassas
was evacuated, and another plan for the Virgi-
MIA campaign had to be adopted.
In thus forcing this premature movement tho
radicals are responsible for the disasters that
followed; and the events have shown that they
are in fact the allies Of the rebels, and have, by
their meddlesome interference, been playing
into the hands Of jeff Davis l. Company from
the time they commenced their Coward -
Richmond" cry until the present time.