Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
The Authorities and General Nc
CleIIau.


'o's Oh ThSnks 81 the Western Virginia
In June. 1881 af,ar a." m.o,.,-
ries over the enemy IN wos,..a v,"-,a.. ''O'o-
ceiyed a vote Of ,bonks g., ~ ~ ~ =
wbioh NJ, =, w., --N". 'ne CONVENTION
""eehns " organize the new
o'a'e' Inc Following despatch was published
In our columns, June 49,
WHEELING. wsstern v;roir;o 1.,o
The Western Vireinia oanya.s;o Ssns -.
terday. avs 's'-
Mr.. Carliale offared n ,aso,,,,;o, ,uh,.I
unanimously adonted MANIA MAJ a. ~ ~"
B. Mcclellan. ooinmanJi,a ne ra1g. een' 49, ~
troops at Pbiiinns. 81 s~1J VI wv
hahks OF CONGRESS.
va Tue ION Of July Mr. Edward, (Rep.), Of
new hampshire, offered the following resolution
in the House of Representatives and IL xraa
unanimously adopted =
Resolved. That tba ,bsnk. os ATT tJo,s. r.,
presented to Maj Gen. Geo B McClellen' and
the officers and soldiers of his command. for ths
series Of brilliant aud decisive victories which
by their skill aud bravery thew have achieved
over rebels aud traitors III arms on the battle
"e'" vi western virginia
Thanks of Congress Again.
va 'ue ''n Oh May 1907 after the victory at
Yorktown, Williamsburg and West Point, Owen
LoVeJoy' the most ultra radical in the House Of
Representatives offered the following resolu-
tons. which were unanimonsIv adon,eS.
Resolved, That II is with feelings Of devout
Representatives. from time to time. hears Of
the triumphs of the Union srn,u irs,ha r,aa4
struggle for the supremacy of The Consultation
and the integrity Of the Union.
Resolved. That W reraiva With rrofound aaf
isfaclion intelligence of he recent 'D yistoTis,
ach;ovod b., M'ss- VI 'ae f5Seut 'i''ories
c;atsd rom ,he,s se s,,, u 'ns ro,omae asso-
Revolution, aud that the sincere thanks Of this
Uousa arc herahu ,onda-ad a. NJ. os
George b. Mcclellan. for The disnisv If ,hoss
high military Qualities which sscnrs imnorssnt
results Nth but little sacrifice of human he.
Thanks n, p...,..
seven DAVIS BaSsIs, 'sf 'ns
WAsu1soTos. Julv q 1889
Ma; Ir., ,I.o.,.. n ,,.[y-,, - -
1"oy ""' uo0'ge D. hcCfeHani
l an sstished that YOURSELF officers aud men
nave uone Vne pest you could All accounts
say petter hghhng wasneVer done. Ten Moa-
S"aa "a"NS JOf !" A. LlNCoLN.
Two days afterwards, when Mr. Lincoln bad
fuller information. Gen MeClsllan rsceived tho
folIovine.
ivc"s
'uy Gen Georys q. Mcclellan, Commanding
~ y "' = o'I'"S'
a @oasan 20 Mdh@S ior tue reiief yonrtWo des-
h assnraj The haroisr1 aF Sae,S sase Ivy;
80 n VI yVuiseii' omcers tn0
"en' - aHI J0Ts"sF "N" Dc GRPTse'atsd
a hiNSOLN'
Hnilssk Appeals to Mcclellan for Assis-
tanee'
WASHINGTON, August 81. 1862.
la; (leo l,or,s q u.o,.,,.-.
nave not seen the order as published,
Out Wili write you IN the morning. You will
retain the command of everything in this vicini-
~ not temporarily with Popes army in the
field.
beg Of yea to assist ne in his crisis srith your
ability and experience l am entirely tjrad opt
II. vi. HALLECK. Generais;n. oh;af
A speech from Lincoln.
In August, 1862, President Lincoln made a
sneacb a. n c-owd of o,iIor. =, a. VIZ.
VI '"e's @s Tue "hHe
house, IN which he alluded to the disputes
growing out Of the peninsular campaiQn We
ouote his words relating direetlv IN Mof,Io1ian
Thew ho.hoo. i. = -. >
. 49, I've 80 = 'etJ Wiuespreau attemPt
=. y le.Le =, pe'"esn zen. McOleilan ana
attitude is such that In tho vSrn Ml,eilans
his nature, he cannot but Ivish IN he s,,ees. VI
full, and hope he will. I know as