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The Daily Dispatch: August 6, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 16 (search)
From the English press.Gause of the English Attacks on M'Clellan. [from the London Herald, (Derby organ,) July 15.] It is no longer possible to doubt that McClellan's army has sustained a decisive defeat. Whatever lingering faith in the Army of the Potomac may have been kept alive by the ambiguous wording of New York telegrams, there is now no chance of concealing the misfortune that has befallen the Northern invader, or of sustaining the fiction of Northern invincibility. The second campaign closes as did the first, with disaster and humiliation to the Federal arms. * * * * * Gen. McClellan commanded. Young and active, a great strategist on paper, a severe critic of our Crimean blunders, with unlimited powers at his back, and the unstinted confidence of the whole of the North to support him, his army saluted him as if with the sure presentment of victory, the Northern press could find no parallel for him save in the greatest soldier of modern days, and christened him