CHAPTER III.

THE FALL OF 1861.

Position of Affairs. -- Disaster at Ball's Bluff. -- The News

in Washington. -- How President Lincoln received it. -- His

tenderness of Heart. -- Mr. Lincoln in his Springfield Home. --

His Temperance Principles. -- Poolsville. -- Colonel Baker's

Body. -- Slavery in Western Maryland. -- Visit to Eastern

Maryland. -- The "White Horse." -- Character of the Country. --

Our Host at Pamunkey. -- His Family. -- Visit to Annapolis. --

Aristocratic Pride. -- Secession in Washington. -- The Spirit

of Slavery in the Army. -- The Hutchinson Family and General

McClellan. -- Whittier's "Eine feste Burg ist unser Gott." --

Major Gould and his Scout. -- A Rebel Minister. -- Washington

Jail and its Inmates. -- Close of the Year. 30

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