McClernand, General John A.,
letter of Lincoln to, on difficulties of equipping armies, see vol. i.
McClure, A.K.,
on influence of New York "Tribune", see vol. ii.
McDougall, James A.,
in Congress in 1861, see vol. i.
McDowell, General Irwin,
commands Federal army, see vol. i.;
obliged to attack;
at battle of Bull Run;
summoned by Lincoln to consultation;
does not tell McClellan;
describes McClellan's appearance at conference;
favors Lincoln's plan of campaign;
appointed to command a corps;
on force necessary to defend Washington, see vol. ii.;
his corps retained at Washington;
reasons of Lincoln for retaining;
again ordered to support McClellan;
ordered not to uncover Washington;
prevented from advancing by Lincoln's superstition;
ordered to turn and pursue Jackson;
protests vigorously;
obliged to abandon McClellan;
foretells that Jackson will escape.
McLean, John,
candidate for Republican nomination in 1860, see vol. i.
Magruder, General J.B.,
confronts McClellan at Yorktown, see vol. ii.;
evacuates Yorktown.
Maine,
Democratic gains in, during 1862, see vol. ii.
Mallory, S.R.,
in Confederate cabinet, see vol. i.
Malvern Hill,
battle of, see vol. ii.
Maryland,
passage of troops through, see vol. i.;
effect of Baltimore conflict upon;
danger of its secession;
determines to stand neutral;
importance of its action;
furnishes South with troops;
military arrests in, to prevent secession;
Lee's invasion of, see vol.
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