Diary of Gideon Welles Secretary of the Navy Under Lincoln And Johnson V1
Diary of Gideon Welles Secretary of the Navy Under Lincoln And Johnson V1
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H. Stephens's mission. Seward came prepared with a brief telegram, which the President had advised, to the effect that Stephens's request to come to W. Was inadmissible, but any military communication should be made through the prescribed military channel. A copy of this answer was to be sent to the military officer in command at Fortress Monroe by the Secretary of War, and the Secretary of the Navy was to send a copy to Ad- miral Lee. The President directed Mr. Seward to go to the telegraph of...fice and see that they were correctly transmit- ted. All this was plainly prearranged by Seward, who has twice changed his ground, differing with the President when Chase and Stanton differed, but he is finally com- 1863] MEADE LINGERING AT GETTYSBURG 363 missioned to carry out the little details which could be done by an errand boy or clerk. The army news continues to be favorable. Lee is on the retreat, and Meade in hot pursuit, each striving to get possession of the passes of the Potomac. A note from Wilkes stating he had reached home, and would have reported in person but had received an injury.
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H. Stephens's mission. Seward came prepared with a brief telegram, which the President had advised, to the effect that Stephens's request to come to W. Was inadmissible, but any military communication should be made through the prescribed military channel. A copy of this answer was to be sent to the military officer in command at Fortress Monroe by the Secretary of War, and the Secretary of the Navy was to send a copy to Ad- miral Lee. The President directed Mr. Seward to go to the telegraph of...fice and see that they were correctly transmit- ted. All this was plainly prearranged by Seward, who has twice changed his ground, differing with the President when Chase and Stanton differed, but he is finally com- 1863] MEADE LINGERING AT GETTYSBURG 363 missioned to carry out the little details which could be done by an errand boy or clerk. The army news continues to be favorable. Lee is on the retreat, and Meade in hot pursuit, each striving to get possession of the passes of the Potomac. A note from Wilkes stating he had reached home, and would have reported in person but had received an injury.
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