JANUARY, 1862. 137

The year 1861 ends badly -- European defenders of slavery -- Secession

lies -- Jeremy Diddlers -- Sensation-seekers -- Despotic tendencies --

Atomistic Torquemadas -- Congress chained by formulas -- Burnside's

expedition a sign of life -- Will this McClellan ever advance? -- Mr.

Adams unhorsed -- He packs his trunks -- Bad blankets -- Austria,

Prussia, and Russia -- The West Point nursery -- McClellan a greater

mistake than Scott -- Tracks to the White House -- European stories

about Mr. Lincoln -- The English ignorami -- The slaveholder a

scarcely varnished savage -- Jeff. Davis -- "Beauregard frightens us

-- McClellan rocks his baby" -- Fancy army equipment -- McClellan and

his chief of staff sick in bed -- "No satirist could invent such

things" -- Stanton in the Cabinet -- "This Stanton is the people" --

Fremont -- Weed -- The English will not be humbugged -- Dayton in a

fret -- Beaufort -- The investigating committee condemn McClellan --

Lincoln in the clutches of Seward and Blair -- Banks begs for guns and

cavalry in vain -- The people will awake! -- The question of race --

Agassiz.

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