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but they have fought so hard that his friends on two occasions have thought it advisable to postpone taking a vote. I cannot ascertain whether I have passed or not, and am so indifferent that I have not taken the trouble to inquire of any one who might be able to inform me. Nominated for brigadier-general U. S. Vols. My name was published in a list of those said to have been confirmed, but it is now said that list was wrong. I don't know of any probable opposition, unless my friend Zach Chandler Zachariah Chandler, senator from Michigan, and afterward a member of the congressional committee on the conduct of war. should think proper to enlighten the Senate on his Detroit experience of my unreliability. General Meade's refusal to attend a mass meeting of the citizens of Detroit to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. See page 214. I think Howard, though, would be an antidote to his bane. camp Pierpont, Va., February 25, 1862. I take it for granted from