Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War : At the Second Session Thirty-Eighth Congress 1
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Question. What was the opinion and decision of that council 1 Answer. I am not certain whether there was a council of war before the night of the 4th of July. It is my impression that there was no council until the night of the 4th. On the morning of the 4th General Meade ordered demonstrations in front of our line, but they were very feebly made ; and when the officers met together that evening to report the state of things in their front, there was so little definitely knowii as to the positi...on and designs of the enemy that after some consultation they determined, I believe, to try and find out something be- fore they did move. I know that was the result. I made the offer that night that if they would give me command of a division by 8 o'clock the next morn- ing, I would tell them whether the enemy was retreating or not. It was not even known whether the enemy was retreating or not. On the morning of the 5th I went out with the 6th corps. General Meade gave orders for a division of the 6th corps to go with me, and for the whole corps to follow if I wanted.
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Question. What was the opinion and decision of that council 1 Answer. I am not certain whether there was a council of war before the night of the 4th of July. It is my impression that there was no council until the night of the 4th. On the morning of the 4th General Meade ordered demonstrations in front of our line, but they were very feebly made ; and when the officers met together that evening to report the state of things in their front, there was so little definitely knowii as to the positi...on and designs of the enemy that after some consultation they determined, I believe, to try and find out something be- fore they did move. I know that was the result. I made the offer that night that if they would give me command of a division by 8 o'clock the next morn- ing, I would tell them whether the enemy was retreating or not. It was not even known whether the enemy was retreating or not. On the morning of the 5th I went out with the 6th corps. General Meade gave orders for a division of the 6th corps to go with me, and for the whole corps to follow if I wanted.
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