Leave Pope to Get Out of His Scrape : Mcclellan's Dispatches
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Has it never been heard of by General McClellan ?
Every drummer boy in Franklin's, Sumner's, and Cox's corps knew the situation, knew that the enemy had concen- trated, knew that Pope had been fighting them for two days.
Geiieral McClellan alone, of all his army, did not know it, could not see it ; so Halleck's last dispatch remains unan- swered.
And now we are about to present the most remarkable — we weigh and emphasize the words — the most remarkable dispatch ever framed by man wearing a sol...dier's uniform !
We pause a moment before doing it, that our readers may prepare for a sensation at once novel and painful — a pang of shame for our country and our hunianity — a feeling of pro- found horror and contempt for the man who could perpe- trate it. At 2.45 p.m.. Gen. McClellan, in answer to a dispatch from the President asking, " What news from direc- tion of Manassas Junction," telegraphed — The last news I received from direction of Manassas was from stragglers, to the effect that the enemy were evacuating Centreville and retiring toward Thoroughfare Gap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has it never been heard of by General McClellan ?
Every drummer boy in Franklin's, Sumner's, and Cox's corps knew the situation, knew that the enemy had concen- trated, knew that Pope had been fighting them for two days.
Geiieral McClellan alone, of all his army, did not know it, could not see it ; so Halleck's last dispatch remains unan- swered.
And now we are about to present the most remarkable — we weigh and emphasize the words — the most remarkable dispatch ever framed by man wearing a sol...dier's uniform !
We pause a moment before doing it, that our readers may prepare for a sensation at once novel and painful — a pang of shame for our country and our hunianity — a feeling of pro- found horror and contempt for the man who could perpe- trate it. At 2.45 p.m.. Gen. McClellan, in answer to a dispatch from the President asking, " What news from direc- tion of Manassas Junction," telegraphed — The last news I received from direction of Manassas was from stragglers, to the effect that the enemy were evacuating Centreville and retiring toward Thoroughfare Gap.
What to read after Leave Pope to Get Out of His Scrape : Mcclellan's Dispatches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclellan, George Brinton, 1826-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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