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The Daily Dispatch: February 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Richmond Varieties. (search)
A Denial. --In the reported proceedings of the national Railroad Convention at Washington, the following paragraph occurred: "Secretary Stanton paid a high compliment to the young and gallant friend at his side, Major-General McClellan, in whom he had the utmost confidence, and to result of whose military schemes, gigantic and well manured, were now exhibited to a rejoicing country." The officers of the Convention have denied that any such language was used by Secretary Stanton,ent to the young and gallant friend at his side, Major-General McClellan, in whom he had the utmost confidence, and to result of whose military schemes, gigantic and well manured, were now exhibited to a rejoicing country." The officers of the Convention have denied that any such language was used by Secretary Stanton, and the agent of the Associated Press (who reported it) has been compelled to acknowledge that the paragraph was added by himself. This we learn from the New York Herald.