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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-19

Is the Pennsylvania Limited. which
leaves Chicago Union station az $3.50
p, m. and runs through Plttshurg ana
Philadelphia 70 New YORK every day
In the year. This train represents the
worlds finest passenger service Get
Information by addressing George L.
Hun, District Agent, No $40 Seven
teenth Street, Phone SIS. Denver.
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mnrld Mldr Rrnnlatlon.

Whites Cream Vermifuge has
achieved a world wide reputation as be-
ing the best OF an worm destroyers, and
for its tonic influence on weak and un-
thrifty children. as II neutrallzes the
acidity or sourness OF the stomach, i'm
proves their digestion, and assimilation
Of food. strengthens their nervous sys-
TEN and restores them 10 health ylgor
and elasticity Of spirits natural 10 child
hood. 25c az z. c. NJ, l. Drug Depart
mput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-19
Residents Have a Heart-tO- Heart
Talk With the Council,
NO DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
whole Matter VIII be Gone over
wednesday Evening -' Discussions
Pro aud Con,

The city council and a number Of
South Temple street residents had
heart-to-heart discussion for about
four hours last night on the question OF
paving that street from State to Tenth
East street No definite action was
taken. however, and without transact
ing any other business the council adj
iourned until Wednesday evening when
the whole question viii he gone over
again and the citizens win be given an
other opportunity to be heard.
Judge o. W. Powers John Dern, ]. D.
Wood and Joseph Llppman addressed
the council IN favor Of the paving. and
Robt J. Delghton, Charles Crane. b.
II. schetter and Bishop Empey ar
gued against t. Judge Powers stated
that every sort Of public Improvement
which the city undertook had been
fought by some who opposed Il. He ar
gued that the paving Of streets would
bring people here 20 I've. bring IN cap
ital Increase tax valuation and there
By benefit the entire city,
MIR. Crane said that the aggregated
wealth represented by the other side
reminded him OF Belshakzar's feast, He
objected TO being taxed In order that
the wealthy might drive In their rub
ber-tred carriages without getting a
speck Of dust on their wheels. He stat
ed that ne did not envy them their
good fortune, but that the poor objected
TO being taxed Just 10 add little
to their pleasure. Councilman Dov-
eler argued that Mr.. Crane was seeking
to array class against class. rich
against the poor He ald that the
rich deserved credit for Increasing real
estate values and giving employment
TO the poor
II was suggested by some Of those
who opposed the paving, that there
would be no objection II a means could
be devised whereby the paving could
be paid for on the installment plan. II
was finally decided to lay the matter
over until Wednesday,
WHAT 1T WILL COST.
According to the estimate OF the city
engineer II will cost the city $4,000 TO
pave the intersections Of the streets
build a retaining wall, park the street
and relay the water mains
PARLEY's CANYON RESERVOIR.
Considerable discussion was had on
the matter Of expanding $4,000 this
year In beginning work on the Parleys
canyon reservoir The matter was g.
nally laid over until city Engineer Kel-
sey can submit plans and estimates for
steel reservoir instead Of a stone one,
as the former II considered the cheap
err y resolution was introduced pro-
viding for the holding or a special cleo
ton to vote on the issue OF $3.50 900
water bonds for the construction OF the
reservoir. The resolution was also laid
over until the engineers estimate is
completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-19

Grat Nav sale this week.
LOS ANGELES EXCURSIONS


For the General Assembly Presby-
terrain Church. Tickets on sale May
18th 10 18th inclusive, limited to July
18th al the rate Of $3.50 via Ogden, or
Si1.50 going via ogden and returning
Via Portland. or vice versa. City Ticket
Office 20l Main ST.
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BE at T. c. NJ. I. Great May Sale,
week commencing Monday, May 49,
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STOVE REPAIRS.
OPTICIANS.
BAKERY.

lions BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
Tor. % w. FIRST South; tine cakes: quick
service. Reasonable prices.
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spring Ailments.

There is an aching and tired feeling;
the liver, bowels and kidneys becomes
sluggish and inactive the digestion i'm
paired, with little or no appetite, no
ambition for anything. and a feeling
that the whole body and mind needs
toning up. The trouble is, that during
winter there has been an accumulation
OF waste matter in the system Herbine
viii remove Il. secure to the secretlons
a right exit, and by its tonic effect, fully
restore the wasted tissues and give
strength In place of weakness. SOC at
Il. c. NJ. /. Drug Department
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30 rictlcinn. Nnlne..

But heavy reduction from actual
standard prices. In the Great May sale
at u. G.. NJ. l., week commencing Mon
day. May Is.
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PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS
Va OREGON short LIne.

June 9Th, 9TH, 9th and 10Th. 4 ratio Of
$3.50 win be- made 70 san Francisco,
Portland and Spokane. tickets good for
return until Sept. 5th. See Short Line
agents for particulars city ticket
office POI Main street
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FINCH CAFE.

Finche's Cafe Is now open for busl-
ness at No. 20 east Second South
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THE NEW WILSON
EUROPEAN HOTEL, SALT LAKE. CITY
"a nj nreat I'm sale-

200 rooms 90 with bath. popular price
restaurant Rates 500 To $500 per day.
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Not noneyed Words. buta Rsal cut

In prices. at z. G.. NJ + Great May sale
week commencing Monday, May 49, We
do not mark our goods up, and then Of
fer a cut 20 mislead the people. our
May Sale Is a cut from regular prices
that gives big bargains to every pur-
chaser.
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$500.


May 18th TO 18th inclusive via oregon
Short Line for the General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church II passen-
ger desires going via Ogden and return
Ing via Portland, the rate Will be 4f5O.
Tickets viii be good for return until
July 18th. City Ticket Office 2Ol Main
CT
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
To rnstrrn PnInt..

The oregon short Line viii sell tick
cts june an. 5th 9th and 10Th az great
ly reduced rates Return limit Sept
Sth. See Short Line agents FOR par
uculars City ticket office 20l Main
street
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SHOES at Half Price,

ana even less, In the offerings Of 2, c.
NJ. 7. Great May Sale. week commence
ing Monday, May IS.
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Via Oregon short Line

Tickets will be sold June 4th 9Th,
9th and 10th, 10 Denver, Missouri River,
Chicago, st. Louis, ST. Paul and many
other eastern points, Return limit
September Sth. Full particulars from
agents. City Ticket once POI Main
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-19

Week commencing Monday. May IS.
The creates tbargain event Of the year
In AN lines of goods.
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Via n. @ W. May eand.

Leave salt Lake 7.SO p. m, Returnina
leave Bingham ] q. m, after the ball,
Everybody invited
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$3.50

To san francisco Portland and spokane
Via Oregon shore Lilac,
June 4th, 9Th. 9th and 10Th tickets
GOOD for return until Sept Nth. See
Short Line agents. City ticket Office
2Ol Main street.
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ATLAS BLOCK REMOVALS.


pR. IRA LYONS REMOVED TO $3.50
over Walkers Dry Goods store.
NYE & LARGENT. REMOVED TO i3l
d, r. Walker Bldg.
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THF SEMI
WEEKLY MfWS,
THf GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or me wtSL

L ssped MOnoSgs and Tb0rsdsgs and
fehfSins on The cream OF The Dolly and
SATURDAY News.
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SHoEMAKEPs.

JOHN CAMENClN, Utah's mos, sclsn.
the shoemaker solid comfort Tor tends,
or oeiorrned feet g w Third South.
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Salt Lake Clty's New Hotel,
Large, superb and Incompatible
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K. T. 0. NJ. EXCURSION


Via the r. G W. Ry. Fare one
dollar for the round trip. Leave SAT-
Lsl,e 100 p. m. Returning leave Bing-
ram after the ball. Everybody In
yited,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

Higham. Burton & Taylor Plumbing
Co. up-to-date plumbing 1873 East
South Temple St., Salt Lake CITY Utah
d. w. JAMES, successor TO James &
Harris, plumbing steam and hot water
contractors, 6 +, End So st. Phone $40
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Special Sale Price.
On Everything in my store.
W. w. HALL, Jeweler.
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bargains for Mien aud Boys
at q. c. NJ. I. Great May Sale, week
commencing Monday, May IS.
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PIANO BARGAINS.

One fine upright oak piano. been used
slx months, only $225; good square
only SIS; / high topped A. y. Chase
organ, only SIS. Tuning. Telephone
1856 z. Vansant & Chamberlain, ~
Main.
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lions SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
co. has hall a million dollars 20 loan
In sums 70 suit borrower on first class
collateral al lowest market rates.
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WHERE TO SHOP.

SUMNER CoRsETs CHEAP. Csc.
SO. state St.
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BICYCLES AND RspNRlno

KEYS FITTED
BICYCLES REPAIRED Meredith
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The new Irrigation Law, In pamphlet
form, only lOo at the Deseret News
Book Store
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WANTED.
.EsfnrNcE. EAsT side.

SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS
IN each state 70 travel for house estab'
llshed eleven years and with a large capt
tai TO call upon merchants and agents for
successful and profitable line. Permanent
engagement Weekly cash salary Of tS
and an travelling expenses and hotel bills
advanced In cash each week Experience
not essential Mention reference and en-
close self-addressad envelope. The Ma
tional, Caxton Bldg. Chicago.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade; weeks completes; positions
guaranteed; tools furnished: no strikes
steady work. Call or write for particu-
lars. Molers Barber College, 81 r. lst SO.
ALL BARBER WORK is FREE. MO-
ler's Barber College, 81 E. LIST So.
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FOR SALE REAL Estate.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
PLuMS EOR
TODA--

Plum lisa beautiful 5-room modern
brick located on 9Th So; fenced, lawn and
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Plum eliza 3.room brick and frame
with 3 rods and G It, by 8 rods. Lawn
and shade. Location on 9Th Z. near 9TH
So. Price 81 500. Terms arranged.
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TopAYls rEMrENAIdRN

Il. ]. HHATT
Local Forecast Official
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DIAMOND COAL. 81 ". md 50.


The greatest price reduction ever put
on Black silks Thousands of yards,
Come see. WALKERS STORE.
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CLOSING OUT 5000 ROLLS WALL
paper: colds worth l0c TO 0oc az 20c to
tc. ingrains, 2)c, &c. etc. worth double;
lots OF other papers at ioc, l5c paint while
il lasts al $3.50 gallon; boiled oil. crock.
cry. glassware. pictures, frames, silver
ware al lowest pneos; auction every Sat
urday evening Economy store, iR Main
St.
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REDUCED RATES EAST

Great May sale this week.
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SUMMER SCHOOL

Main st. salt Lake City.
Practical instruction in bookkeeping
renmanship, Benn Pitman shorthand,
typewriting. English and commercial
branches. You can enter now. Posi-
TONS furnished ongraduates. June TO
September 5000.
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LOST.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN, ONE DARK
brindel COW. large horns, branded J ) on
inc right front shoulder short tail short
legs and heavy body, had bell on. Finder
please return to Jackson Jones and re-
celye reward Granite, Utah.
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80 PER CENT

No impurities in ROYAL BREAD.
Why2 Because It Is all made
by machinery and from the best
Minnesota and Kansas -four LOOK
for the label.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLETS.

Grat May sale thIs week..
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at z. c. NJ. /. Great May Sale, week
commencing Monday, May is,
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Great May sale this week
Salt Lakes Greatest BLACK SILK sale.
The greatest price reduction ever put
IN Black Slks Thousands OF yards.
Come see. WALKERS STORE.
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Dress Goods Bargains
in the Great May Sale at u. c. M. l.,
week commencing Monday, May is.
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN.

Great May sale this week.
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PERSONALS.

ELEGANT HAIRDREssING PARLoRsi
manicurlng, etc. Full stock OF hair goods
Also exclusive Ladies Turkish Bath depart
menL The best Of everything. Ground
floor. The sanltarium. 50 w. 3rd south.
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MISSING.

A BOUND VOLUME OF THE DES-
eret News, Daily, No. a. covering a perl
cd from May to November 1901. Anyone
having knowledge OF this book will confer
a favor by reporting same 10 the business
office Of the Deseret News.
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MiowIVEs.

Mrs LIZZIE GEIsLER. sgs WEST ann
North' attends cases before. durine ~
after eonilnement will nurre rs,i 49,
Al her hone u asErte. asisfsncs, stysn
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DR.. Keith has moved his dental Office
over the Kelth-OBrlen Store.
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SPECIAL.

STOVES taken down and stored for the
season. Redman Van Co.. Phone $50
THE DEsERET NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number Of the latest edition Of the
Standard Dictionary for Tithing or store
pay Price 1890.
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Grat MAY sale This week.
Gloves and Motion

Gloves and Notions
al bargain prices. y. c. NJ |. Great
May sale, week commencing Monday
May IS.
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Found His Money.

R.: S.. Hartley, the electrician en-.
ployed at the electric light plant, con.
siders himself very fortunate in re.
cove ing 500 bill which he lost some
time ago. The money was lost in Geo
W. >Johnson's store and was found by
Mrs, Adams, who immediately notified
the owner by 'phone when she heard
Of his loss. Mr.. Hartley was just re-
firing for the night when he received
the message, and it Is needless to say
that he was very thankful that the
money had fallen into honest hands.
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At tho Opera House.

The Tom FRANKLIN Nye Company,
although not one of the strongest re-
pertoire companies seen here, has been
playing to quite satisfactory business
during the week. The most pleasing
features of the entertainments are the
moving pictures and illustrated songs,
which are exceptionally fine. AS a
popular-price attraction the company
strives to give it's moneys worth. A
large number OF cash prizes are being
given away to holders of coup ,ns. On
Wednesday evening ten dollars in
cash was given away to the lucky
holders Of tickets and to.nighta bar.
rel OF money is offered. 'Peck's ad
Boy" is the bill for a m atinee this at
ternoon and this evening the western
melodrama, "Arizona," will be pre-.
Sapta6
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sboD Of lincoln by Courtesy S. 5. Met

the apparition no word fell from tho
lips of the soldiers more softly and rev
erentially than the name of Lincoln.
-Four months later the conditions and
the review Of Antietam were repeated
on the banks OF the Rappahannock.
Again Mcclellan had been removed
and his successor involved in the blood
lest disaster Of the war. the Fredericks-
burg slaughter. Moreover, another un-
tried commander had been placed at
the head of the army, General Hooker.
Hundreds of officers had resigned and
prominent major generals had asked
to be relieved from serving under
Hooker in another Rappahannock cam
paign. Lincoln came and spent some
days talking it over with the generals.
Then the army was called out, and
Lincoln rode down the line accom-
panied by his little son "Tad' riding
pony. A bitter spirit could quarrel
with the president. off in Washington,
but not with Father Abraham, right
there at the front with his favorite
boy, his heart already torn by fresh
grief at the loss Of ."Tad's' baby play
mate, Willie. Veterans have happily
long since buried the wars controver-
sizes and quarre!s, but whenever the sub
Ject OF l4lncoln's reviews Of the army
is called up at G.sA. r. campfire the
comrade who can tell of "Tad" and his
pony in the review at Falmouth is the
hero of the hour a
AS military man the president new
er aroused the respect of the army and
after the disa sters of Second Bull Run
and Fredericksburg, which, rightly. or
wrongly, We're laid at his door, the idea
Of his interference was to the mass in
tolerable. He told Grant in so many:
words that he didn't profess to be a.
military man or to know how cam
palgns should be conducted and never
wanted to interfere. q He had done so
at times. under pressure from the. peo-.
PIE of the nor:h and congress, but was.
certain his interference had been wrong
in some cases, possibly in all. One sto-
" Of his naggifg the generals was told
with great gusto by the critics Of: the
army, which, if true, would have.
stamped lincoln as "a man of coarse
Cher and vacillating mind. This was
to the effect that at one time. lie wired.
I Mcclellan to either attack Richmond
Or give up the Job. " ..s The truth is that.
q the joke s. was upon the scared heads in
Washington, Philadelphia and New.
fork The army was carr ing out the.
actual camp ign set BY the war de-
partmsent and Investing Richmond
Suddenly StoneWall jackson swooped=
down upon the army of Banks ID the
laenand ali valley and drove it to the
totuIas'c Washing ton got ews that
III Cents erates were threatening
SLeesburg and the Manassas Gap rail-
road inl=front sof Washing Lincoln
ired the rticulars e McO lellan. tell!
lng him bow tn three armies sc No
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DOwell, Banks and Fremont would be
disposed so as to protect the capital
Even then he feared the result and
added. Il think the time is near when
you must either attack Richmond or
give up the job and come to the defense
of Washington"
The Immediate defense of Washing
ton While the army was at a distance
coping with the main enemy gave the
president great concern and also an op-
portunity to exercise his military in
.clnations At the time of Early's raid,
in 1864, Lincoln went out to the point
OF danger with a column of fresh
troops which Grant had sent up from
Petersburg to strengthen the local gar
rison' Of clerks and convalescents
While watching the skirmishers in
front of Fort Stevens, which Early at
tackled. Lincoln got within range and
was urged by the generals to retire.
and he did so only after considerable
protest.
The capture Of Richmond was the
one great problem of Lincolns incum-
bency. It became bugbear, so often
was it attempted under his manipula-
ton without success. 1t was during
Q talk with Grant as to how he-Grant
would proceed that Lincoln confessed
. his military mistakes and want of ex-
perience. Grant refrained from laying
bare his plans for the reason, as be de-
clared, that while they looked hopeful
they might fail. and he didn't wish to
: disappoint Lincoln, who had had the
matter On his heart for three, years.
~ After Grant laid siege to Petersburg
and Richmond and Lincoln was candi-
date for a second term an admirer said
to the president. Nothing can defeat
You but Grants capture of Richmond
and his nomination by the opposite
party - IL, -. ~,
E well" said Lincoln, 81 feel very
much like the man who said he didn't
want to die particularly, but if he had
got to die that was precisely the dis
ease he'd like to die Of %. :,essszz
a At last the. hour came. for the final
blow which was to decide once for all
J the fate of Richmond. Lincoln visited
Grants headquarters at City Point, son
the James, miles in rear of the besieg-
/ ing lines. Grant requested him to re-
main there while be went in person to
the front to direct the troops. the gen
Seral promising to send the president
] frequent dispatches Of the progress
made by the advance. On the heels Of
stheEYictOrY at Five Forks Ora Mt wired
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that battled in LINCOLN REVIEWING
front of Wash THE, ARMY AT AN
ington, the Army T1ETAM.
Of the Potomac, and two of his most
notable reviews of that body were at
Antietam Immediately after the great
battle and on the Rappahannock soon
after Fighting, Joe" Hooker assumed
command. Both reviews took. place
at crisis in wars fluctuations and
in the temper Of the army, and Lin
coins: appearance just at the time had
the effect of impressing his personality
as commander in chief upon the minds
of the troops above the immediate gen
: eral i'll command. For q, couple of weeks
before the battle Of Antietam he would
have been rash man who would open
~ champion the ADMINISTRATIONS way
with the army. 1t had been withdrawn
from the James river, Mcclellan had
been deposed, and, his successor, an un-
tried westerner, had led the troops to
disaster which ended in retreat to the
Notifications of Washington Then Nc
Clellan had beer. recalled and had
checked the COME derate Invasion of
Maryland, driving Lee and StoneWalI
Jackson across the Potomac. The feel
ing il the camp was that the army had
suffered from too much meddling at the
war departing nt; that NIcC lellan, left
to himself, had won a rilliant triumph.
Lincoln came to the field and rode
down the line, facing the men in. their
pappnd and haffln stained 5i,n; fn,,,.,,, ~