... General Charles P. Stone. It also considers Stanton's orders nullifying much of the Bill of Rights. Browning Orville Hickman Frémont John Charles Lincoln Abraham McDowell Irvin Pope John Scott Winfield Stanton Edwin M Stewart Alexander T Banks Nathaniel P Ewell Richard S Joint Committee...

... against him, he had no idea that his sternest critics included Stanton, his legal adviser. The rest of this chapter discusses Stanton's decisions as secretary of war, including the issuance of an order to arrest Brigadier General Charles P. Stone, his ouster of Colonel Clement A. Finley as army surgeon...

... that was sweeping the long-passive Northern states, an “uprising of the North.” It also cites the fact that there were only about 1,500 troops that day from the combined commands of General Winfield Scott, commander of the U.S. Army, and Colonel Charles P. Stone, inspector general of the District of Columbia...

..., and Colonel Charles P. Stone's efforts to strengthen the city's defenses. Chittenden Lucius Harper’s Ferry Armory and Arsenal New York Tribune Secessionist plots on Washington Washington National Intelligencer Confederate States of America Fort Sumter Lee Robert E Pennsylvania Avenue Scott Winfield...