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Run, the intelligence was received that General McClellan was summoned to Washington.
In organizing the Western Army, General Me. Clellan's services were of great value.
No preparations had been made beforehand for the struggle; and it is his deserved honor that, finding the West unprepared, he organized the germ of that brave army which has since gained such renown in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi.
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