Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

void is concerned. As the coBesntrie
ra~ss extend their circuit, as1er snd
wider. -hsn a stone Is throra ipto fhe |
water, 50 viii ibe influence Of our Second /
Re7olution spread from nation to nation
until the world shall all be free.
Is this the proper time, amid this
wreck af old, barbsrous systems, and
tbs uer-bifth ol a nsiioD. 70 keep ~
the child s-pis4 politics OF former tir1cs,
when ths issass vers merely ttoss Of
pohey aud oct Of great aud sitsi prizes
pIeg2 Nov ~bep The doTernusn1-
the Aeeut Of the people in the perPetus
4 ton Of their li6srties--is engaged ina
deadly struggle With parricidsl enemy,
/ Is il fitting time for the low aud selfish
Vaccinations and appeals Of dena-
gognes, seeking selfaggrandizement.
The attempts Of the Times to make
martyr Of Mcclellan are pitiable. II
complains Of the act Of his removal, and
tries TO throw on the President the re-
sponsibility Of Mcclellan failures. The
only cfnplrint Of all truly loyal people,
in regard TO this matter, is, that the Pres.
ident did not remove him sooner, and
that be permitted the army TO be weak
ened and the eoantry inperiled ~ Me
Clellan's ineompeteney 10 use ne harsh
er term) for months, when he should
have removed the PretenaeE from his
command immediately after The wooden
gun" campaign at Manassas That was
sufficient to prove his utter ineapscity,
and indisposition to hurt the traitors
whom he made show Of fighting No
General ever bad half the opportunities
and means for distinguishing himself,
no one ever made such an utter failure
after 50 great display Napoleon Bo-
naparte conquered half Of Europe Hiih
less to aid and encourage him. The less
that AccIellans friends veniilafe his
record, the better for bis reputation.
The evidence against bin Is damning
His policy has been the greatest curse
to his country thai il over endured He
squandered untold millions OF money
and sacrificed thousands of patriotic
! lives, fruillessly, during Bis half-heartet
military career while in command Of tbs
Army Of the Potomac And yet he il
canonized as a saint, while Abraham
, Lincoln ia denounced and villifed b,
: such papers as the Times, and all in III
3 name Of the Democratic party. We per
apbrase Madame Roland's lamentation
q aud exclaim, Oh, Democracy, wha
y crimes are committed in thy name ~
!. Tue greatest aud best men and cause
0 have always had their opponents an'
| there were traitors even in our FRS
+. Revolution There have been JnJasc
n aud Arnold aud there always will be
. no matter how just aud righteous thl
( cause. We cannot expect our cause q
be unimpeded by such men. Bat Chris
I tianily lourished aud grew, aud over
8 spread the earth, in spite of Judas; AM
c the American Colonies became indepen
|. dent aud rose to be free aud might
Q nation, notwithstanding Arnolds treach
/. ery. The names OF Judas and Arnol
: have become Infamous, sud so will tbos
= Of ValIandigham, Voorhees,, 4 Co. Tit
/. Great Republic Of North America vii
: survive the attacks Of armed traitors an
). the attempted assassination by their c,
;. Adjutors 10 the North, while its enemie
d will fail in their parrieidal purposes, an
o their names will 20 down to pos,erit
blaekened with ignominy and covereI
>. with execrations