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The Daily Dispatch: September 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], Movements of the War. (search)
Washington — Wilson, Fessenden, and the, rest are there, waiting for their opportunity to give him a stab in the back, like stealthy Indians, and then raise their him once those circumstances, what is the duty of General McClellan His position is like the of Wellington in the Spanish peninsula, when he was interfered with by the British Cabinet and it is a duty which he owes to the country, than to himself, to follow the example of that illustrious and patriotic General. When "the Duke" found that the administration were on his destruction and the defeat of the army which he was leading, he firmly took his stand and that the cabal should be broken up. His country was in danger, and he was in a position to terms. His remonstrances had the desired offer--the meddling Cabinet was overthrown--and then rearward victory crowned the British arms. Now this in the ground which McClellan ought to take in reference to that portion of the Administration at Washington which is re