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The Daily Dispatch: February 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], House of Representatives. (search)
ouse had not been permitted to know the real condition of the country. Mr. Conrad would state for the information of the gentleman from Tennessee, who was not a member of the late Provisional Congress, that ample appropriations, extending for several months, based upon the estimates of heads of departments, had been made for the support of our army and for the public defences, and if the departments had not taken the proper steps for our security, the fault was not with Congress. Mr. Payor had to detain the House with but a word. In response to a reference by the honorable member from Tennessee to the defences of Richmond city, he had to state, that on consultation with the Secretary of War this morning, he was assured, somewhat to his surprise, and infinitely to his gratification, that he has concerted the most expedient and efficient defences against a water approach to Richmond, insomuch as at least to detain the enemy until an army could be collected here to repel