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A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3

Note 241 — Chapter VIII · SEYMOUR’S PRESIDENTIAL FEVER 1864

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"McClellan's name, associated with a noble struggle for the national cause, has elicited and will elicit the wildest enthusiasm; but leagued with propositions for national humiliation, it is not a name the people will honor. McClellan is not large enough to cover out of sight the bad points in the Chicago platform."—New York Herald, September 6, 1864.

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