In Memoriam, Edwin Mcmasters Stanton, His Life And Work, With An Account of Dedication of Bronze Statue in His Native City
In Memoriam, Edwin Mcmasters Stanton, His Life And Work, With An Account of Dedication of Bronze Statue in His Native City
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He called a meeting of the Cabinet at midnight, and sent for President Lincoln, who was stopping at the Soldiers' Home outside the city.
There are several reports extant of what hap- pened at that meeting, no doubt all substantially cor- recty but each giving some details not mentioned by the others. There haa recently been published in Scribner's Monthly an extract from Chase's diary, in which he says: It was aboiH midnight, and I had just retired when the door bell rang and the message was br...ought to me, "The Secretary of War desires that you will come to the Department imme- diately and has sent a carriage for you,'* "What can be the maitter?" I said to mysel-f as I hastily rose and dressed. "Has the enemy attacked Rosecrans? Has he cap- tured him and his army? Has he driven our men across the Tennessee?" When I reached the War Department I found Mr. Stanton there, silent and stem.
"Is there any bad news?" I asked.
"None," was the brief reply. General Halleck was present, and the President either was there already or soon came in; Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He called a meeting of the Cabinet at midnight, and sent for President Lincoln, who was stopping at the Soldiers' Home outside the city.
There are several reports extant of what hap- pened at that meeting, no doubt all substantially cor- recty but each giving some details not mentioned by the others. There haa recently been published in Scribner's Monthly an extract from Chase's diary, in which he says: It was aboiH midnight, and I had just retired when the door bell rang and the message was br...ought to me, "The Secretary of War desires that you will come to the Department imme- diately and has sent a carriage for you,'* "What can be the maitter?" I said to mysel-f as I hastily rose and dressed. "Has the enemy attacked Rosecrans? Has he cap- tured him and his army? Has he driven our men across the Tennessee?" When I reached the War Department I found Mr. Stanton there, silent and stem.
"Is there any bad news?" I asked.
"None," was the brief reply. General Halleck was present, and the President either was there already or soon came in; Mr.
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