Fremonts Hundred Days in Missouri Speech of Schuyler Colfax of Indiana in R
Fremonts Hundred Days in Missouri Speech of Schuyler Colfax of Indiana in R
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I a ! so send messenger. J. C. FREMONT, Major General Commanding.
True, as the gentleman from Missouri says, the order was at last partially countermanded ; but, when days were almost years, he was en gaged in preparations for sending on three more regiments of "well-armed infantry, " besides the two he did send, for FOUR DAYS out of the six that elapsed between the order from Washing ton and the fall of Lexington ; and engaged besides in the most vigorous attempts, out of his scattered forces ...in the vast area of disloyal territory they were holding, from Paducah to the Kansas frontier, to reinforce the imperilled Mulligan. Here is the countermanding order, after four days and nights of anxious labors to omply both with duty on one side and orders on the other, for which his reward has been a sad one indeed: 11 To Major Gen. FREMONT : WASHINGTON, September 18, 1801.
General Scott acquiesces to your wishes in your prop osition to retain troops not already forwarded. Ho has tel egraphed order to retain the two regiments which have left for Cincinnati to wait orders for a few days, if they have not passed beyond that city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I a ! so send messenger. J. C. FREMONT, Major General Commanding.
True, as the gentleman from Missouri says, the order was at last partially countermanded ; but, when days were almost years, he was en gaged in preparations for sending on three more regiments of "well-armed infantry, " besides the two he did send, for FOUR DAYS out of the six that elapsed between the order from Washing ton and the fall of Lexington ; and engaged besides in the most vigorous attempts, out of his scattered forces ...in the vast area of disloyal territory they were holding, from Paducah to the Kansas frontier, to reinforce the imperilled Mulligan. Here is the countermanding order, after four days and nights of anxious labors to omply both with duty on one side and orders on the other, for which his reward has been a sad one indeed: 11 To Major Gen. FREMONT : WASHINGTON, September 18, 1801.
General Scott acquiesces to your wishes in your prop osition to retain troops not already forwarded. Ho has tel egraphed order to retain the two regiments which have left for Cincinnati to wait orders for a few days, if they have not passed beyond that city.
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