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The Daily Dispatch: January 13, 1863., [Electronic resource], Further from the North. (search)
to God as his greet tribute the golden apples of the Hesperides. (Loud and continued applause) The ninth toast was, The Army and Navy of the United States.--Devoted to the safety and permanence of the Government; their honor is in obedience to the laws; their fame in the triumph of the Constitution over the rebellion. In connection with this toast the President read a letter of apology from Major General McClellan, whose name was honored with general applause. Brigadier General Andrews responded to the toast. He was followed by Brigadier-General Dwight, late Colonel of the 1st regiment of the Excelsior Brigade. The latter said: "We can only obtain military success through military criticism. We shall only obtain it through a General. We have submitted for fifteen months to delay and defeat, and yet not one military voice has spoken of the General in command. We have just submitted to a great defeat and a great butchery, and the whole people of the country ar