The national Republican., 1866-07-04

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CAMPAIGN ON rHl PENINSULA.
uIDfr orr. slcnos snscLiLLAS
.. coLBuRS ADAxs
pRoSorxcsp BY rHH rHsss TO BR ruR AsLssr
woRK AND Nosr CoRRBCr ACCOUNT OF
rRB CAMPAIGN on rH8 PENINSULA,
uNDsR GtN. MCCLELLAN,
80 ] I YET wRIrrsN} z p NI
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sAo,id v R..a ~ ever, s,ad.,.i. Hl.,o,yi
sAo.id ). Rs.A by .v,ry c.said rhInhsrii
Should ;. n..A sy every Advocate Of Right and
Should ;. R..l By .vsry Tns,d Of Hsn.ai.yiili
Should ss Read BY every P.irio. soidisriiim
sAo.is ). s..A .. ever, Tr..,a.iinii =, u"
Should b. Read By every oisrsy-.a in til. L..d,in,
Ths gree. qussio. s.sss critics ia regard to .hi.
ae,sr In the arnyas GtL
Gea MAJOR Won YLoPP, -.r..
t..nssy hat iSsrs vss; ssd .i.o that he psiiornsd
all the mad freaks sstribut'd . him.
oPlSIoSs o. rHR PRESS
[FSvw tAs Fev Yovk Bssnfag Postl
and We y, isppys 70 welcome M here Thi. Coisurs
Adams pcssssses, 70 a. uuusual extsnt he happy "
which dessrvedly 70 so far 10 make book ad.
abl. asd popular. Aibs nan. time, he chow. himself
s.s.S: 4 ..,ss s.s ys..
military sIYsnssss has sssss.tsd I" - w
- GF,o~ a. sss rors cut.e~.l
"rhst Ne book ). pie .s.nt aad so-sipy one, may
pages long, have read 1t from the hr. page to the
last withoss mossat's sssrise.s. - I. ..,..E,u
III. srea. question among critic. is whether there
was really sssh @ ,,..,gs shsrss,,s q In The army "
The author is prepared prove Dy the nost positive
ts.ia osy, that there was ssd thai hs psrorned all
the nas szploiss sssrisa'ed 70 hin.
[Epom As Hoas Josrnaf1 g.
csmrs 70 o. the Psnin uis has been wri,sn than is
con,sinsd In this work"
tFrom TIE Ssp York Independent
Of The sunoi sdvsn,urs. in the Army oft the Poiomas
during the time that 1t vas commanded By General
AcCieuAn.'H
TIE sr.st question among critics s, whether there
50 ''fiis; sAs5ss'iT rlopfs 3 r. .fm'
~. x sSu: wi, y.
the mad freaks attributed to him.
[Fson the Sss rora Lsader.l
"Ths STORY Of Tro per is dss In a prefer sions
The reader 70 simply told on the tie that
tsins soms facts Of nteres, .oaeernos the csmpssan
ssntiss the book III. public The reader Is ss once
nsr that .oi oaly f.seiustss him. bu, awsisas deep
interest In the work beforshs psrusss doIea lines
(From the Hsso York Rsraldl
'Ths war Il . meAncholy theme beat but Il 10 one
which, when treated Ia disu,asd. impartial, aud in
tsssn manner, will for asnsrations to come enable
sr.sSsar, and inds.trueSiity Of the great RspuSis
hr Adans' book nay b regarded as the primer Of
The great qu.stiO. among critics is. whether there
was such strange eharAoter In the army
MAJOR Won PLoPPf .. -
hs suA1 70 BY a.: mos:
all tho mad freaks Laid 81 his door.
[Fsom the ssD York AIofonl
at commsnds honest, snsrs stie economical action,
and It honors common sense we'll as Yniiautry In
wal; but 1t eoademus weakn'ss end tnavery and val.
well Is an sxpsrisueed soldier"
-. lEron ae washtnoton Inteiifosne,rl
d.I o. wsssM sos,.iOs. :, 1T isa sowsysr.
. ex'rsusiy rscy and we'll i-written book, full Of
graphic dsser ptons and fall afford both In
.truetios and Pleasarst TO the thousands who will no
doubs read It,"
The great question among critics is whether there
really waS such character In the army As
MAJOR Won FLoPP'
The author 10 prepared to prove that there just
such character 10 the army, aud that he performed all
the rsmArksbls exploits attributed TO him.
GEN. W. B. rRANgLIS,s OPINION.
~ have read 1t with much interest," and your dsserp
on OF marches the Psninsula brought back the
done Bat aftsr all, the retrospect is sad one for
reading over your account, clearly what
I fear-d then that nation ignorAnt Of war ours
when the rebellion began will bear to walt for the
step back and tn younger ones or at least
ones, Who have learned By the mistakes Of their
iors, are, after ALL those who must the rewards
t1.T 0EN HAHCoCK's OPINION
81 desirs to say that what you relate concerning the
acton At Garnstt's Farm on the day Of tie battle Of
Of the re.ults No more correct account could well be
givsa off. "
GIN sICKLEs' oPINIoN.'
These advance Sheets smbrac ng the battle Of Fair
oats exhibit felicity Of style Ia the description o.
military operations aud 30 far a. ny own observations
tie eoabie to form opinion am deeply impressed
With the general accuracy Of your very spirited
tive"
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