Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
gaattbman y Stair 9ournaL.
BY RP WALTON
MONTPELIER, MARCH %, 1862.

MONTPELIER, MARCH %, 1862.
to The attacks on Gen. Mcclellan BY in
terestod and malicious parties at Washington
and elsewhere meet with no favor from the
President. The correspondent Of the New
York World say,
There is high authority Tor stating that the President
s'ands hi Gen Mcclellan and turns deaf to the
Tidicals who are aborng for his renewal viii the at
tacks on the gallant general now cease 20
The officers Of the army are also indignant
at the falsehoods with which he is assailed.-
The correspondent Of the New York Herald
says:
The intelligent officers Of the army are deeply
indignant al The direct attacks made upon Gen McCel-
Jan The repetition NJ the fal.ehoods itd against him
and me mult pcaton ~ malignant assaults upon him,
just AS be- has taken hc field person are denounced
hy the officers as being most reasonable in their
a' wen as vile boz heif character There can De no foul
or more 'trulcnt treason go the of the country
than he attempts madr by portion Of the press and me
uucifns 60 destroy he conudencc " hc Army of the
Potomac 10 their General ust the ofactve opera
linrs h would bee hardly less wicked 90 poison the
tod our troops than % r. 20 poison their 1ds against
tlcir leader ih c-ss This the feeling NJ me oih
NJ atm, which loves General and will he i'm
'.oo,bo If it Do noe demoraliscd by political uaitots"
We hope that one Of these days the grum-
blers and hultdnders will learn tha, the war
can be carried on just as successfully without
tb,ir ala os ,y;,b I, G., p,,,.;do h.. ,,.,
tally nicked tho scales from the evos or srv
but those who won't see" and could the
facts as they transpirc be Published to the
world vo vorilv bol;ovo r,, ,ho.. ,h.,
won't see would be caught yawning out
something like 90, that .,e,s tho GO
WA A;5,,, Go, u.C,.u., .li;.A ~.
things' and save his reputation = pretty
good answer Is given In The lest sentence Of
The following from the correspondent Of the
New iork f"e'
o 6 s,e e' %, y'S. Sa. o-t,S W grsst ,r,slpon ss
e new, Of burnside, presence and victory a, NsSaefn
Siapa.sls much anKey has been frt for burnside The
All or Nsnssa, s, ,o a1ehI,,e ise gasat RSod, Is
it"a ,heI cures loud ."a aeep were 9tapea on NC
ing on Norfolk The encm, were marching down 20 get
aor no, NecIcaa rsatorce hi@ vas te question All
,..l ago f,i steamer sailed from fo,t.os, Ugrro.
H. Bom.s ba. t aScn Ssnbon. c .ty 1y1 of s',en,y
miles i,h.' '3g Than ~aee '9S ijns 5,S, i3s' .a SI,e %
,lean GEN them about IT, SO they would let him alone :
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thc further statement that Iisnt Carrineton
Rsvmond n bearer Of 8ispoteLes fran, Gen.
N.CI.U,,, ,,,.. ,,ros,r, II, tho Noubcrn
me VERMONT bRl'ADt'--rrom private
lei'ers feoe''eu from Tue vermont regiments
recently ehcahpeu al lamp "i''n"' VIC '''''
'n"' subsequent 70 'n''' "''''' 10 "'"a'S"''
win 'he advance o' 'ne e"''"H' 'u'! "o'e o'Ne''u
10 A'eA"hu''" "nere 'nel Neo y" o'',"
OF ooa'S 20 70 mo oouS Knows "ue'e P'oo'
"o'y III que '''n' we s"''' 'e''"' iu' "''n''
o' 'ne 'e'''o"' so'u'''s 'u'''io'e "''! "o' "a
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~ The Burlington Times, which has had
strong leaning towards the opponents o
Gen. Mcclellan, publishes the paragraph o
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