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The Daily Dispatch: October 25, 1862., [Electronic resource], Further from the North. (search)
ho was present at the famous convention of loyal Governors at Altoona, giving me the right to say that there was a formal proposition made there to remove Gen. McClellan from his command. Voices Name the Governor. Mr. Saltonstall--Governor Bradford, of Maryland. [Loud applause.] Count Johannes--One groan for Gov. Andrew. A Voice — What Governor offered that proposition? Mr. Saltonstall--Gov. Bradford explicitly says that he is not authorized at present, or does not wisGov. Bradford explicitly says that he is not authorized at present, or does not wish to give the name; but that there was — and this is all I say — a formal proposition made in that convention for the removal of Gen. McClellan; and it is for this gathering, or any other assembly of the people, to imagine by whom. [The audience showed by their applause and shouts of derision that they inferred from Mr. Saltonstall's statement that Gov. Andrew was the person referred to.] Judge Parker continued his remarks. Resistance to the enrollment in Luzerne county, Pa. The<
The Daily Dispatch: October 25, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
Prison items. --Joseph Bradford and George H. Munford, members of Debney's Heavy Artillery, were committed to Castle Thunder yesterday to be tried by Court Martial, convened by order of Brig. Gen. Julius Daniels. On the same day was committed John O'Donohoe, for selling himself as a substitute and then deserting from his company. Wm. Patterson and Wm. Morris, company G, 15th Virginia regiment, were placed in confinement as deserters. There are several females in Castle Thunder, whose names are as follows: Mrs. Webster, Miss Underwood, Charlotte Gilman, (held as a witness,) Mrs. Jamison, of New York, and Mrs. Tabb, of Portsmouth, Va. Both of the latter are charged with being spies. Mrs. Jamison was arrested in the vicinity of Culpeper Court-House on horseback.