and as long as general mcclellan and president followed by, the brilliant staff officers came. the men broke force in tears as proof of their devotion. the men felt they were honored in baring his name. the entire army by companies marched in review before the president. the commanding general and thousands of visitors. the spirit of the army was at it's highest. it was felt that such a vast power properly yielded could crush any force of rebellian, any force the rebellian could muster. and so, the long winter passed and those camps for many miles covered the virginia hills. with their 150,000 men, they presented the greatest spectacle of that kind in our history. one that may not be seen for a century. and in the spirit that animated these host, there was a mighty significance. it was the early morning after leading through these more than quote 100 circling camps that julia wrote down the words that had come to her as an inspiration in the silent watches of the night. the battle hem of the republic. my knives have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is is trampling o

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carnies brigade, the first new jersey infantry brigade was considered by mcclellan and called after the review of the first prograde, first-division, for score, because it was the finest brigade in that review. so, it's a little bit of carney right there. any other questions? >> were there any sketches made of what the statue was going to look like? >> kelly would sit down with these gentlemen. he would make a sketch of whatever they might be remembering. for instance, the gettysburg address. kelly would always ask, can you enact the pose that kelly did? you know, or that lincoln did and so kelly would do a thumbnail sketch of lincoln depicting the gettysburg address. another person that kelly interviewed was general permit shall write over at the arlington international cemetery. you can see his grave the relief portrait of general bright. now general bright was the commander of the sixth corps in july of 1864 when jubal earliest confederates about 14,000 of them swept across maryland and attacked washington from the north, the six army corps and local dismounted calvary enemy troops t

he and others think he is going to lose and they think he is going to lose to general mcclellan who will not pursue lincoln's core policies in the civil war. lincoln is living with the idea that he sent hundreds of thousands of young men to their deaths for a failed war. that he would be known for -- as a president who failed to hold the work together. he is getting up every morning with that knowledge. he is living with a wife who was psychotic. he was living with the ghost of two dead sons and this nonsense that it was all going to fall apart. president obama is going to face times like this. we live in a very tumultuous period. he will not have the comfort of knowing how the story comes out. we and he will be seeing over the next four years what he is made of. i think that the early signs are encouraging, but is still one year into his term -- it is still one year into his term. thank you very much. >[applause] >> thank you walter. our first audience speaker will speak from the heavens with assistance from our staff. professor, the floor and ceiling are yours. >> i am sorry i cannot b

i am working with senator marsh and delegates mcclellan and alexander to continue the good work from year's 200th anniversary commemoration of lincoln's birthday, through the sesquicentennial and the anniversary of emancipation. the world will come here to remember and reflect upon the lessons learned from this pivotal period in our history. and while these tourists are here, they should stay awhile, spend lots of money, and help put more virginians to work. [ applause ] i propose an increase in funding of the virginia tourism corporation by $3.6 million in each of the next two years. i want the funding of the virginia tourism corporation to double by the time i leave office in 2014. another smart investment we can make is in film production. this year the movie "secretariat" will hit theaters. a movie about a horse from virginia. with a director from virginia. filmed in kentucky and louisiana. not landing that production here meant an estimated loss of $30 million in economic impact. that is a failure. it's not hard to see why we struggle to attract film production. south carolina o

furthermore they think he is going to lose to general mcclellan who will not pursue lankan score policiesn the civil war. lincoln, at that point, is living with the idea that he said hundreds of thousands of young men to their deaths for a failed war. he will be known as the president to failed to hold the union together. he is getting up every morning with that knowledge, living with a wife who was, frankly at times, psychotic living with the ghosts of two dead sons and the gnawing sense that maybe this will all fall apart. president obama is going to face times like this, i think. we live it in a very tumultuous. -- every small churros time in history. -- a very tumultuous time in history. over the next three years we will see what he has made us, what kind of president he will be. the early signs are encouraging, but it is still one year into his term and it is too soon to sell. thank you very much. -- too soon to tell. [laughter] -- [applause] >> professor i. granbury, the floor and ceiling are both yours. >> greetings to my colleagues. i am sorry i cannot be there. my essay in the vo