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great battle in Maryland immediately by preventing the escape of the rebel army into Virginia is very significant when coupled with another fact developed at that the radicals proposed to call upon the President to remove Gen. McClellan just after he had won the most brilliant victory of the war, and were only defeat in their attempt to carry this proposition by the threat of Governor Tod, of Ohio, that the people would rise up en masse against them, and by the conservative course of Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania who supported General McClellan and by the rebuke of Governor Morgan, of New York, declined attending the Convention because he disapproved of its object, and maintained that the loyal and patriotic way to serve the Government was to send it men, as he did New York having contributed more troops in proportion to its population than any other State, under the last two calls. The conspirators showed their teeth with the representatives of the great States of New York,