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The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late from the North. (search)
national character and compel the respect of the people and rulers of Europe. Washington, April 9.-- The Secretary of War has submitted to Congress a communication on the Northern coast defences, enclosing an elaborate report from Edwin. K. Johnson, of Connection, well known as a practical civil engineer, and connected with the Joint Commission of 1817, 1818 and 1819 for running and marking the Northeastern boundary line. Mr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and tMr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the adoption of the policy of placing in the hands of the President the necessary power to accept loans of money from the several States for the public defence as therein proposed.--Among the modes of defence contemplated, is the use of the railway and of floating ball proof batteries in addition to the ordinary system of fortifications. His report is the result of careful examination of all the matters in question, including a long list of documents ba
The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late from the North. (search)
national character and compel the respect of the people and rulers of Europe. Washington, April 9.-- The Secretary of War has submitted to Congress a communication on the Northern coast defences, enclosing an elaborate report from Edwin. K. Johnson, of Connection, well known as a practical civil engineer, and connected with the Joint Commission of 1817, 1818 and 1819 for running and marking the Northeastern boundary line. Mr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and tMr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the adoption of the policy of placing in the hands of the President the necessary power to accept loans of money from the several States for the public defence as therein proposed.--Among the modes of defence contemplated, is the use of the railway and of floating ball proof batteries in addition to the ordinary system of fortifications. His report is the result of careful examination of all the matters in question, including a long list of documents ba
The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late from the North. (search)
national character and compel the respect of the people and rulers of Europe. Washington, April 9.-- The Secretary of War has submitted to Congress a communication on the Northern coast defences, enclosing an elaborate report from Edwin. K. Johnson, of Connection, well known as a practical civil engineer, and connected with the Joint Commission of 1817, 1818 and 1819 for running and marking the Northeastern boundary line. Mr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and tMr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the adoption of the policy of placing in the hands of the President the necessary power to accept loans of money from the several States for the public defence as therein proposed.--Among the modes of defence contemplated, is the use of the railway and of floating ball proof batteries in addition to the ordinary system of fortifications. His report is the result of careful examination of all the matters in question, including a long list of documents ba
The Daily Dispatch: April 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late from the North. (search)
national character and compel the respect of the people and rulers of Europe. Washington, April 9.-- The Secretary of War has submitted to Congress a communication on the Northern coast defences, enclosing an elaborate report from Edwin. K. Johnson, of Connection, well known as a practical civil engineer, and connected with the Joint Commission of 1817, 1818 and 1819 for running and marking the Northeastern boundary line. Mr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and tMr. Johnson recommends the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the passage of Senator Morrill's bill and the adoption of the policy of placing in the hands of the President the necessary power to accept loans of money from the several States for the public defence as therein proposed.--Among the modes of defence contemplated, is the use of the railway and of floating ball proof batteries in addition to the ordinary system of fortifications. His report is the result of careful examination of all the matters in question, including a long list of documents ba