Wednesday, April 15, 1863.Washington, DC.
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Mayor Wallach (Washington) and committee from school board of Washington confer with President on granting scholarships to service academies to students in public schools of that city.
Evening Star (Washington, DC), 16 April 1863, 2d ed., 3:1.
President calls Senator Charles Sumner (Mass.) to White House for conference on resolution regarding slavery that might shape English public opinion in favor of U.S. Government.
Resolution on Slavery, [15 April 1863], CW, 6:176-77.
Sends note: "Hon. Sec. of Treasury, please give Louis [Bargdorf, doorkeeper at White House], whom you know, an audience of a few minutes."
Abraham Lincoln to Salmon P. Chase, 15 April 1863, CW, 6:175.
Expresses uneasiness over progress of cavalry under General Stoneman: "I do not know that any better can be done, but I greatly fear it is another failure already."
Abraham Lincoln to Joseph Hooker, 15 April 1863, CW, 6:175-76. |