it would be governor denison of ohio that would get mcclellan to sign on the dotted line, and he became commander major general of ohio volunteers, all the ohio forces being raised at a feverish pitch in 1861. so, on the 3rd of may he took charge of these forces from ohio. in 11 days on the 14th of

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it would be governor denison of ohio that would get mcclellan to sign on the dotted line, and he became commander major general of ohio volunteers, all the ohio forces being raised at a feverish pitch in 1861. so, on the 3rd of may he took charge of these forces from ohio. in 11 days on the 14th of april, here comes a different commission, major general united states army. oh, my gosh. now he's second in command only to his wartime commander from mexico, old general winfield scott in washington. as someone who moved at a considerably more sedate pace up the scales, i can tell you moving from captain to major general in that short of time's really moving at warp speed. and it was major general u.s. army and the commander of the department of ohio that mcclellan would lead union forces across the ohio river into there around clarksburg, virginia. today if you look for it on the map you'll have to look over in west virginia. clarksburg, virginia, on the 27th of june, 1861, so the summer of '61 sees him moving into action assisted by his old antebellum army friend william rosecrans. they wo

and i knew -- i knew some of the black kids, at least i knew one of them, dave denison. i hollered at dave, come on, help me. let's help me get this thing quieted down. >> there's another incident -- i know there are many of them that you were involved in. before i ask you about the next incident. when did you get married? >> in 1947. >> how many children did you have? >> we have four. >> the story about your fourth child and the naming of the fourth child, if i understand, it went on for several weeks after the fourth child was born when he didn't have a name. >> that's true. what happened was that in 1961 ann was pregnant, and we already had two children, and it was just after the administration came into office, and judge frank johnson called the office. i had never spoken to him before. he's the united states district judge for the middle district of alabama. wonderful man. and he said, i'm setting a voting rights case in macon county down for trial sometime in early march in opa-locka. and i said, well, we'll be ready. and we knew there was some preparation to be do