...ar was the anonymous , that is, General McClellan, of whom the North demanded more activity than he ever attained. In the same cause, though without the mention of names, was Wanted—A Man, by Stedman , who shortly after had to write another elegy, , upon the gallant officer commemorated by Boker in the . Thomas Dunn English's and Melville's deal with the later events of McClellan's first camp...