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... authority to seize railroads and cars . Urgent telegrams summoned Garrett of the B & O , Thomas Scott of the Pennsy , and other railroad men - W . P. Smith from Baltimore , S. M. Fenton from Phila- delphia . A reply from Meade said the ...
... authority to seize railroads and cars . Urgent telegrams summoned Garrett of the B & O , Thomas Scott of the Pennsy , and other railroad men - W . P. Smith from Baltimore , S. M. Fenton from Phila- delphia . A reply from Meade said the ...
Page 446
... authorities for having done nothing to bring to book either police or rioters , but having arrested the members of the convention . He questioned whether the local authorities could protect Northern men in the South . This was perhaps ...
... authorities for having done nothing to bring to book either police or rioters , but having arrested the members of the convention . He questioned whether the local authorities could protect Northern men in the South . This was perhaps ...
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... authority to supervise the generals , and they were bound to carry out their duties in accordance with his instruc- tions ; that if the commanders assumed powers they did not have , the President could rectify their acts ; that the ...
... authority to supervise the generals , and they were bound to carry out their duties in accordance with his instruc- tions ; that if the commanders assumed powers they did not have , the President could rectify their acts ; that the ...
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