Leaders and troops as the war drums beat in Washington
In Washington, leaders debate how to guide the war effort with Gen. Scott urged to work alongside Lyons men. Reports claim Gen. McClellan shows energy and that Banks and Fremont return to field duty. Troop mobilization accelerates as rumors of treaties fade, with 250,000 already enrolled and a projection of 500,000 within three months, while Europe watches and England grows quiet.
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Gen. Scott
Gen. Lyon
Virginia
Letcher
Gov Jackson
Harper's Ferry
Cadwall
Gen. Buckner
Kentucky
Gen. Harney
Missouri
McClellan
Washington
Jeff Davis
Lincoln
Jeff. Davis
Frederick W.seward
Associated Press
Toto
Richmond
Seward
Col
Clarence
Baltimore
Gen. Banks
John C. Fremont
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Pillow
Jim
Lane
Kansaa
Lee’y Cameron
England
Louis Napoleon
France
Congress
Wade
Sumner
Wilson
Kansas
Harris
Johnson
Tenn
Collamer
Trumbull
Supreme Benned
Browning
Douglas
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Wisconsin
James E. Vinton
Halifax
Resolutions defend Rev J W M Vernon from slander
Galesville Quarterly Conference members publish that an article in the Galesville Transcript slandered Rev J W M Vernon. They state every charge is unfounded, defend his devotion to the school, and urge the paper to print the card. Vernon adds his own rebuttal, denying any injury to the university and outlining plans for endowment and facilities.
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Galesville
J. W. M. Vernon
T. C. Clendenning
Samuel Fallows
David Wing
Cc. P. Bidwell
D. C. Vanslyke
Eprom
Vernon
Gard
Luer
Galesville University
Board of Trustees
Wis
Amende Honorable Due to Mr Vernon for University
The speaker asserts his duty to resign from the Board and explains the editor of the Pranscript knows and approves his reasons. No evidence supports a second charge. Vernon has worked faithfully for the Institution and sought patronage from the Church and people, and the speaker regrets any action that hindered his standing with the University.
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Pranscript
Vernon
University
Powers Returns from Rome with Promotion to Brigadier General
The Fort Sumter hero, Anderson, has completed his second Rome visit during a twenty three year residence in Italy and will be known henceforth as Brigadier General Anderson.
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Powers
Rome
Italy
Fort Sumter
Anderson
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