Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
What the New York =, ibune
thought of McClellen, when it
spoke deoently of the Brave
Soldiers OF the. Union.

Soldiers Of the, Union.
From the New York Ttbuno. November 2, 1851.
"Gen. MCCLELLAN is one of the least
protenlious Of men he generally wears
the simple blouse Of the rifenen, with not
even the starred shoulder.straps to de.
note his rama man who never wastes
time--who i, indefatigable In his pursuit
and attack of the cnemy, and equally un-
firing i'll lis efforts to secure the utmost
comfort Of his men, compatible with the
Circumstances Of soldiers life. When
his lIae is on the march, be is lven amoup
the men, with kind aud cheering word |
Tor every company Il pleasant look, or
kind salute, or bcarty grasp Of the hand
for every officer or private with whom he |
Is thought on speaking terms by business;
and in fgLt he as m,roYs al tie ty0m of
the c0("ma, In tie thcLest Of the danger, |
encouraging his soldiers by cheering word |
and fearless deed. He takes soldiers
fare with the rest, asking no better food,
and no more luxurious bed than the new.
est.recruited private under his command
II he sees man without proper shoes or
c,oihluI, he has that man with his captain
sent to his own quarters, where the man
tho o.,t.ir ,.,',.,;roa ,o,.i,,oHJ T,., '
lesd' BIN to look more closely after the
comfort Of his men in future.
That such man sbonld he the idol of
his soldiers is not surprising The mea-
sure OF their adora'ion for him words fill
to express, though the following slightly
mrnt og one of H;s m"n nav" yHI ,norhH,s , ~
proximate it: Eve would, every one of
US, fight for little Mac TIL hell lroze over
ana then die on tue ice, which tr'gid
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80.
h<s5" The condition OF our finances, the
depreciation OF the paper mohov, aud, the
'nr''ens thereby imposed on labor and
capital, show the necessity of a return to a
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8'3' Tie preservation 0tour tnion vas
the sole "Yo"ea aojeet TOR %Aleh Inc way
! was r0mm.nCci and il slOull have Lppn
conducto3 in aoc,rdanca with those o,io
] ri .,lrS which | took OpCIri0p iO lrrl 3. re
wlen in active service Thus condnct,d
III, worE or onstr,c,ion vou,1 have
h7c, easv. and wo r,i,bt boco re,ao,, i
the benefit of our MANY victories on land
and sea.-Geu. NJ C.cl!as's Letter.
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\ letter from an officer at Atlanta says,
81 heard several days ago oi the nomina-
ton Of General Mcclellan fer the Prcs-
/ drncy, aud today | read his letter Of ac-
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