The New York herald., 1862-09-20

rebellion. Then we shall! be prepared to try
| the force Of our republican ideas and institli-
tions in Canada, and to see that justice is done
to Mexico
Such are the grand and comprehensive re-
suits, in our domestic aud foreign relations,
ioreshadowed by this great triumph of our
army in Maryland, and their fui6lment is but
E, question of time. This Southern rebellion is
doomed, and with its extinction our redeemed
! country will rise at once in The majesty of the
most powerful nation in the world.
General Mcclellan and the CHIEF Organ
of the Radicals.
AS our readers will perceive by the crafty
ing intelligence which we publish this morning
General Mcclellan has brought the brief cam
pagn of the rebels in Maryland to a close.
They have crossed the Potomac after two days
desperate fighting, and Maryland and Pennsyl-
sana are safe" This is mortal blow to the
hopes of the radicals. Their programme of a
general of the abolition stamp and City thou
sand men, to effect revolution, is knocked into
pi. Their chief organ, the 111b,ese in ycster-
days issue, finding that Mcclellan had been
successful III two great battles, and that he was
on the eve of driving the enemy over the Poto-
mac or into IT, pulls in its horns and pretends
thai il had 10 idea of ever dispsraging
SO excellent general as Mcclellan, and
though in the case of the battle OF South
Mountain ii did not give him any credit,
but plainly gave IL all to three of his subordi-
nate generals, without SO much rs mentioning
| his name. yet there was no intention of slight
| ing or disparaging General Mcclellan.
| There is NO reader OF the Tribune who will
| believe this statement. /! is too plainly hypo-
! critical, and the assaults upon General Nc
| Clellau have been too recent 10 admi. Of n
doubt that the design was to wound him by the
sappfess;o rssi, which the logicians say is the
sugyes.io fdts; TO omit McClellan's name from
she great battle Of South Mountain can only De
| psrslielesi by rhe performance Of the play Of
Hamlet with the part Of tho Prince 0f DeGIu:.rk
olnit,.l The omission Is too xross ~ have
been BY accident.
When ,be IiIb,se. therefore. says that no
thing was further from i;s thought than D. lis.
rarage Genera Mcclellan. o. to intimate
tast nc had failed TO do bis whole duty
il she battle Of last Sunday We must
Judge Of i,s intentions by it, nD'eee,ienis. II
was only two or three days before that It de-
nonnccd him az a 'usurper' ond "a military
Dictator" who intended 10 overthrow the 70
vernment: ana short time previously u re-
presented him as a traitor of the backcs; dye
Froiu the very appointment OF General McClei-
Ian, fourteen months ago. till within .he ias,
few days the radical Roandhes,is ano tLcir
organ, the Tribune, have never cea..d
t. abusc. msrepreseut aud iRsnlt hno VIC
could fill our columns for IL wholv week
day aztec day, il we were to print tiite sf tho
denunciatiops in the 1riban.e aionc. sel.tcr
Wilson was appointed on his staff. The object
was to be spy upon hia and betray him. The
course Of Wilson in using his cxeriions to pui
stop to recruiting and IL going about secretly
dcnouncing Mcclellan IL the best proof Of his
intentions OF course General Mcclellan would
not have such inan on his staff. The radicals
| iutcrrcred with the first plans Of Mcclellan iad
| desested them, and in that Greeley played a
| conspicuous part. They divided and separated
| his array in order to defeat him ond 10 g,se po-
| si;icsl generals chancs y! success. utterly re
gsrdless os .ro loss oi life or the result 70 she
! country. Again Shey defeated in by prc,eE,-
| jnv his re uforcsnert aitcr be hau fought hi.
way ny to Rchmood, tbcir object Icing b.
| make great general out of NcDowc.i.
After bis compelled retreat ~ the james
| river. they again sought w defeat hin by pre-
! venting his receiving reiosoycemenS ~ Har
| risoae Landing. the object bcipg 10 give an
! other chsucc 10 Mcdowell 10 take niciirnond.
| with the aid y. the supposed dast of Pore.
| Wren Pope ard Mcdowell fsilc III. hluiue
| wa thrown Wy the 1ritu1 on hcCls'lan, be-
| cause he did not send reiniorsenents from
| vasLi n,,,on. when il IL now well snoan that
he was stripped oil his whole command. and
| had moi ono hundred mon left J'e wa. lucid
| up to public odifm ~ black-heartcd
| ira;ior. who wil.uily peruit,ed the army 70 be
defeated by Jackson and Lee At Manassas.
| And. lastly wbep, in consequence " ne rout
Of Pope sod Mcdowell. tl. conduct Of ,hc amy
| vMs again entrusted 70 Mcclellan. asl he
marched upon the fSc 10 drive him from Mary
| land which be had invaded. again the J,iJane
| displayed iis maligniiy hy calling hin Mill.
! terry dictator and opening are 10 his rear.
il Il clear sha; ibe object Of Greeley and tbs
radicals was 10 prevent bis success by impair
ing the confidence Of the troops in his general
ship and loyalty, because their treasonablc pur
pose was to shaster the Union and to rule ovel
one or ita miserable fragments. They knew tina