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The Daily Dispatch: October 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late Northern news. (search)
Evidently they accuse him in order to shield themselves, and his defence involves their condemnation. That the ejection of Mr. Seward from the Cabinet is the object of the radicals is clear, from the articles of Greeley in the Tribune, of Beecher and Wendell Phillips in the Independent, and of Dr. Brownson in his Review, and from the plottings of Andrew, Sprague, and the other radical Governors, in the recent conventions at Providence and Altoona. All the radical abuse of General McClemost arduous and hazardous of the war. Rev. Dr. Cheever on the proclamation — the Nigger on the track — the "cow-catcher of the universe" to interfere. Rev. Dr. Cheever, of New York, had his say on Sunday last. His brother in iniquity, Beecher, got a week ahead of him on the emancipation proclamation, but we think Cheever gets a little ahead of him in profanity. From a report of his sermon we take the following: We do not mean to let this Union be destroyed or to let the rebel