The New York herald., 1864-07-28
THE RECALL OF MCCLELLAN.
The Republican Organs Crying Uas for
tho Recall or Mcclellan.


While the loyal leaguers streaming to The field U
might be we'll for the government to encourage the en-
sment OF another part of citi2ens who feel sore
because their Tavorte general ia unemployed L ords
General Mcclellan into actire and call upon tbas
military genius and ability to follow him lrto tho neld
t has often been asserted that he could raise mme-
diaely hundred thousand but he stood AZ the
foot Of the shenandoah valley with but bar the nun.
Dor he might contribute very much 10 the proper and
Spssdy eouason -. o. tha sa, ea@psn , ygns
General McCeiaDs capanty commander %
troops in active war bur manv who are Just capable
\ of Judging ourgelyas many, too. who moro
capl BILE think highly Of him il hat respect and &c.
oordng 10 the opposition Journals. who ought TO know
tbe minds q their supporters, hs has thousands Of adj
hersnt a the country who would eagerly enlist TO scrve
under him. 1T an 5c emPoysa 10 close the ~ar os
onee, and 10 "Nts me p1oie Of al parties in great ond
uaslesiate sGort 10 that end.
rFrrm Tho Commercial Advertiser, July 2T.l
l. claimed by tho democratic press Of this country
that assigning Mcclellan active command IN Virgins
is equivalent 10 calling hundred thousand men;
that any number OF the veterans Of tho Army Of the
will lead them and thu, we certainly can count upon
large lmmedste accession 10 the ranks % the army 10
case Mcclellan has an Independent coromand
We have always regarded miauation the atgoh-
pent Of the soldiers o. the OF tho poomac for Mo-
Ciean but nevertheless cannot ignore tho fact thas
such m attachment existed and may still 20 some extens
exist AT a events, II thero Is any probability that CIV
dred thousand even dffy thousand men TO tnc de-
peisd rspks o. the army 10 the SOLEMN duty Of tbS
However lust tho Administrations or complains
agaInst him; however much the administration WOULD
IS partisan friends by snch stop ne ncubns in Office
Hdshingto make The sacrifice Of persona, fe,lin5
pqus pssdicc, T bv so doing The ear be concluded
month sooner tan i oh1ris might be. We caanos
afford 10 sacrifice he future fnrs Of our country fr hi
.atisfaciion Of antodys pradics, he mnsnonce ot
caybodys constSeacy OF first importance ~
he rebellion hare stake! onr all s ss, and no
rtey bg What nstyausa by Dhat means, ho,csuer ds-
agreeable the mode, ereyafn1 must be bordtnated
70 his one object. asf t
The People Demand McCIelinn's Recall
to Command.
A number Of prominent democratic citizens or The
Seventeenth ward held meeting last evening for the
purpose Of forming club TO further the interest m the
democratic party. On motion, DR.. Cyrus Ramsey was
elected temporary chairman, and g. W. D1eass and r.
II Flanagan were chosen temporary secretaries. After
eloquent and appropriate remarks by tho charman
the following preamble and resolutions umousiy
adopted. We may add that number Of tho gentlemen
who participated IN the meeting were formerly strong
alhereuts Of Mr. lincoln and OF hostile to McCe
Ian but tbeevents Of last few months have caused
thern TO change their Vsgs, and ey are now among hrs
most ardent adn,ie!s.-
whereas tho national pal s now for the second limo
wiibn on b inperisi by an inyadne ros and whcresS
neomistent end Insufficient fer the emergency therefore,
Rssovod That in opinion Of lis association the wishes
OF the people OF tho North and ths nte NJ the re-
ag,a civ 70 ns,Sie 10 1is former 90 smsnd 70
10 ovea Tint In opinion thesrenrvat on or fte 70.
nnS ncraf s cces brn ~ once paei IN esmnand
ofthe Army OF the Potopac and sccnnd c be eectet
states
Great suih,sas prevailed and the meeting odjourned
20 meet neGt week, to comete their nnpene
organizatfon when due notice the tme aud pac5 %
Seventeenth ward invited. The old 5eventeenth 10
sound on the main question. #44