Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01
WHAT YANKEES say nE THEIR
CHEAT GENERAL

ing scathing review OF the career ana ae--.'g'
ments of George B. Mcclellan, the major
general commanding" tbe Yankee army. l5l5
so spicy, and wi.hal SO truthful, that notw'tA'
standing its length, we publish it ia full. The
Yankees arc seeming The danger or d military
dictatorship from aiaT, and are evidently O1e'"-
ing afraid of their great general:
Why George B. Mcclellan was called 10 tine
~aneroUs and responsible position he has held for
the past seven months, VIII never pe July 9A-
u,aiued. When appointed EaloT-glncIal "i F9l-
~nnfarTs BY Governor D0unisgD of Ohio be was
euo,riuterdeut OF the OHIO and Mississippi. r-.-
TOAD. q aiiap.6ated concern, which had long
hsen Ola les last legs. j. Is putting is Ia T-..
sat language 10 say that bis s'an1l"g among
/ railroad managers was not high. Indeed, fine
-uufh would hear me cut in asserting that s. Ws
/ rather middlng, II not decidedly lu". = bed
. Uut mis- ueme % @ large volume iva ears e.."
ee ore af the American military commission s.
tlc Criwea o. this respectable, ta.IE. some
vh.r isiuUe work, the public suppose t#W I
ba tIs author. It was known ur .n p .s
rhs. it was merely a compilation l-i fraHz
/ from European pubications-laa. s4 gl.nnE
inc bookseller unaware of this iact) bad ..-. "a
rood many gup.s8 across .le Atlantic for sal,
| which were returned upon his hau3s b.aus. ..r
rigu traders dare not sell them lest ,l.y ae ugl
for infringing ropyUghts-ard tE"a ia Ie.ts Ha
was no more the author of tEG nbEtaHE aaI-
OF ins book than ho was OF tho Koran Eg.u
in rrrtlv wen informed circles. it's stW rt.4
fb.. Canaan Mcclellan rG- ~aa.-.. f.. t.
othrr Two members Of the Ir5m.sa comm .a
majors Moldecai and Delaiiaid) 80 a up rra
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