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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 46 (search)
nt necessities, had the effect of preventing effectually the rapid accumulation of supplies. Positive prohibition had been issued by the War Department against the interference of commanding Generals, or other officers, with railroad transportation. Immediately on the reception of this prohibition I telegraphed the A. and I. General, Richmond: If I cannot control the railroads in this department, the business of the department, and the subsistence of the troops, will fail. I beg that Colonel Wadley may be sent here at once. Arrangements had been made, as already stated, as fully as the means at my disposal would admit, to transfer supplies from Snyder's Mills to Vicksburg, and the Chief of Subsistence was positively ordered to keep constantly on hand a supply of not less than sixty days. Similar instructions were given to the Chief Quartermaster of the department. Every possible effort was made to carry out my orders. If I failed in the full accomplishment of my wishes, it was f