Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07
WHOLE NO. 1e s1
The Lats Gee. B. a1cCisllan.

Ths Lats Gee. B. Mcclellan.
 From tss Richmond WRig, Apra al.
 Young Napoleon is dsad--dsad bsyond rss. urrection. In the flesh. he may stIll yak ths earth !; but in the spirit, in power, in the hops of glory, he is defnnst. It is netswosthy fact that the ululations: and hulIabaIIoos oysr this person have ceased in Yankee land. I'd, TWO or three months after his dismisssl. hs vss sne pesobject of Democratic pity and a Con. ssrvativs" sympathy but now even Beast Bs,. Ter has grandsr ovations than hs. ai, mama 's seldom heard among men. He is no nora
 A review of bis career, from the time h. claimed Rosecrans' laursls in the little sshir d Rich Mountain, down to the time of the hastIs Of Antistam, would be instructive b the natiop or liars who accepted him at his own lying v.l. uation, and discarded him bsesus, his sr.s. hoods gigantic ss they wers, produced no vi.l. sle impression on the rebellion. Is misht sl.. p.oh. , the eoufsdsraey to trace, in the ss,ss, or 9. this braggart. the svsrulinR Povsr winch nas never failed to darken the couussls of sh. wicked and to cause all things to work so,ssn. CT TOT good in behalf of tho just causs. Ms6. | s"g 's easier aan klas tss slsvassos or NeU<,. 1a~ to as position ef Comssands~sn- 0l;sS ss ass Xankss arn'y, scas aR Gsas was needed aya.r
 heelsctisn ef Lincoln, so snssrs esr ssd,peax sscs. The recital of few facts vill sAov hov greatly we are indebted to him,
 In October, 1861. he had lso,ooo men, sud the ' most overwhelming array of asld sssills,, that had ever been seen on. this oonsfbsns 6efore hsm sas an ovmy cf 10000 cSana.;r. g a'es, ocespy'ng Aasons and Maasess Hals a"a dssa"sly daring asm to ooms sus,;ds ., "'' Jorssfc@sons. The roads were good. ths weather splendid; he had but to advance in force to gain sn easy victory. So, q isa,, thought his master, Lincoln. Buths knsv .his men were towards, aud hs s0as qf-aid ofSs reputation. He did not want to arht |. sought merely to push us from one posi,ion {. another by dint of enormous nunbsfs. Hs,ss the flank movement by way of Isssbsrs. whiok ended so horribly and bsnumbsS him vi,k fright for three months. -e1T 7,
 Driven, by an imperative order so savuSs. again, in spite of the Winter mud, he sss,isd the intrenched camp at Manaasas only to aad 1t . mass of snoaldsring suins. 9 ~.
 He whipped around to the Psainsula, ssEias ll2Ooo men with him. Aacrsasr d aoppos.f 's'ns s'sM but 7,S00 men, kpt hiw iN cSssk.sysd forced him to he spads and pisk--his Jayorits ''sapons. He made siege, and in dss tine es. cupied our deserted lines, The battle of wIl. lismsbursh followed, His advance was vAip. ped by Johnston's rsargaard, but, ossine cs,s. Y Co Ms ignorance cf as eosnay asa ss fss bad handssng ef fsoas ef onr svoeps. M ,,ss enabled to gain ssssgh aduanssgs os sws iv;us topst some comceit into his men. Hs scknevi. edged, however, that, at one lime. It iosked ss if the Bull Run route would hs spaetsa aanin. After this battle an event occurred. vbisA has been forgotten, but deservss nov so bs ss. called. A Confederate surgson, lsil ln shasxfs Of the wounded, told Mcclellan that his eus. boats might possibly reach Richmond. but thss his infantry never would. The little Ns,elssr smiled in pity at the surgson's iguoranes. nc Surgeon told him further. that the Abolisisu. ists were making . tool of him, and shas thsy would throw him aside. proclaim . esssrsl emancipation of the negroes and put sn Absli, tioniss in his place. McClsllan replied hs 1as' in no fear of the Abolitionists, % long st ks had command of that army abut," i" hs sddsS. :" if they do throw me aside. and ct the nss groes free, I shall go to Europe and essss e have anything to de with the war" .s.,s i-. .'
 How literally the Surgeons predictions have been fulfilled. Mcclellan is kicked out Of e. fee, the instruction proclamation has hssn is. sued, Hooker, purs-bloodsd Abolitiouist hss command of the Army of the Potonac, and 1t has not been tive wesls since McClsIIan. ia public speech, urged the people so sustain, Lincoln. How debased the ersatursisi [ Why is he not in Europe, and why does hs lonr>r live here. except in hopss of new appoint. nient under the abolition dsspotism [
 His bombastic dispatches fton Western Virginia secured hls slsvasioa kis reputation was founded on lies; in Iiss hs tsw. cred. and under lies he is lost, erusAsd. Hse fortunate tor ss tsaf hs sas ehoss~ eiigrsks YaAkee army. With As smmsnss n,,m5sys e his command, an c6iesr cftratz, coarsSs, sss.v.
 'rsss and daring ssossld Asse pashsd ss ss,sIv sst he was in ave of his dishonest rspuss his lies made him coward. and from ths trss so the last day of his military career hs dld nes dare, on single occasion. to expose hinssIf io Ere. A msndacicus, dastsrdIy boaslsr ks perished so unmanfully that tho ridlculousns7s of his last moments destroys every vs1tlro of obligation conferred by his vainglsgioss prs, tensions. On Sunday evening, st Plymouih Chu<ch. Brooklyn, when the psstor annonnce6 tk6 r5. salts of collection which had bsen sskes up 1 in the morning for the Children's lid aosis,t. ha read mia leif in fha nlska Aa si. z.