Events of the Civil War
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\V. Halleck, U. Tf. A. , Washington, 1). (\ General : The War has now ended and (he events and incidents connected with it are passing into history. As I do nol wish that any report 46 or misconception which has been circulated to my prejudice, and which is susceptible of explanation, should stand recorded against me, and as the reasons which actuated me in preserving silence no longer exist. I desire to invite your attention to a dispatch published in the newspapers, dated at Corinth, Miss. , ...June 4, 1862, purporting to have been sent by you to the Secretary of War, and containing substantially the following words, viz: "General Pope is )>0 miles south of Corinth, pushing the enemy hard. He already reports 10, 000 prisoners and deserters and 15, 000 stand of arms captured, etc. " 1 do not know that you ever sent such a report, but as 1 do know that I never made such a report, I infer that if you sent the dispatch in question you must have done so under a very great misapprehension. I have therefore to request that you furnish me a copy of any report made by me upon which such a dispatch as that in question was sent.
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\V. Halleck, U. Tf. A. , Washington, 1). (\ General : The War has now ended and (he events and incidents connected with it are passing into history. As I do nol wish that any report 46 or misconception which has been circulated to my prejudice, and which is susceptible of explanation, should stand recorded against me, and as the reasons which actuated me in preserving silence no longer exist. I desire to invite your attention to a dispatch published in the newspapers, dated at Corinth, Miss. , ...June 4, 1862, purporting to have been sent by you to the Secretary of War, and containing substantially the following words, viz: "General Pope is )>0 miles south of Corinth, pushing the enemy hard. He already reports 10, 000 prisoners and deserters and 15, 000 stand of arms captured, etc. " 1 do not know that you ever sent such a report, but as 1 do know that I never made such a report, I infer that if you sent the dispatch in question you must have done so under a very great misapprehension. I have therefore to request that you furnish me a copy of any report made by me upon which such a dispatch as that in question was sent.
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