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would have everything to learn, and then even, his judgment would be distrusted.”
Upon this Mr. Lincoln said, with emphasis,--“I believe McCulloch is a very good man!”
I think he repeated this once or twice.
My errand accomplished, I returned to my labor, satisfied that the instincts of the President could be safely trusted with this, as with other matters; and that, though he might temporarily err, he would ultimately solve the question satisfactorily.
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