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The Daily Dispatch: April 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
McClellan's grand Army. There can be no doubt that the judicious and timely evacuation of Manassas by General Johnston has been equal to several victories to the Southern Confederacy. It has stoned, to a great extent, for the reverses suffered by us on the coast and in the West. The grand army of McClellan's the finest equMcClellan's the finest equipped corps ever organized for the American continent, has been completely comprised by this of the Commanding General of the Confederate forces. A distinguished gentleman who was in Washington. Then the magnificent army of McClellan wish its four hundred pieces of artillery, took up its lips of march for the interior of VirMcClellan wish its four hundred pieces of artillery, took up its lips of march for the interior of Virginia states that with buoyant and elastic tread they pursued their way to the plains of Manassas, where they confidently expected to wipe out the of their inglorious defeat in July last upon the same ground that have witnessed. "The deep damnation of their taking off" But alas, what bitter disappointment, what incurabl