logs made to look like cannon which were to persuade the lvr already timid mcclelland not to attack. love the way -- you know there's such a wonderful spirit of fun in so many of these civil war pictures and these guy here pretending to light the fake can is an example of that. many pictures taken around washington before the war had people, you know, making human pyramids and doing silly things like that. obviously, they didn't know what was to come. this picture was taken by george barnard. barnard and james gibson, who also had illustrious careers throughout the war, took these pictures together. one of them, james gibson, accompanied mcclelland's army on the peninsula campaign where he took a number of the first seminal photographs of the year. this is a -- this is a stereograph. you can see the image begins to repeat itself. this is a hospital camp at savage's station. harp harry potterers weekly brings this. how patiently and still they lie, these brave men who bleed and are maimed for us. it is a picture which is more elegant than the sternest speech. so brady sold these photo

coach todd mcclelland said that even though they will miss him they don't want to make the injury anyorse. >> an elite faceoff individual that -- when combined with pavelski the line starts a lot with the puck and power play situations. but again, opportunities created for others to step up and move forward. >> can't replace him, obviously, so it will take a lot of guys picking up the slack to try and make up for it. so a good opportunity for some guys to step up and make that happen. >> st. mary's visiting loyola tonight.ñr gales up one when simmons gives them a little breathing room. second half gale with a double digit lead, jackson for the jam. it would be aaron bright's turn finishing with a game-high 20 for the gales, st. mary's 4 and 0 in the wcc play. u.s. army all american game, going up against the best in the nation san antonio, second quarter, looking ready to run. only to stop and find lawrence kager for a 50-yard touchdown. two-point conversion mckenzie coming up big, committed to play in tennessee, the west would win this one, 39-36. so great to see mckenzie get air tim

. >>> todd mcclelland sharks been camping out in the blind all season against the ducks.d at one second period, san jose takes the lead. that was the start of a huge period. patrick marleau got the second on five goals in the second period. sharks win 6-3. they have not lost to anaheim all season. >>> nothing but sweet music in moraga these days. saint mary's hosting lmu. word is out on brad waldo. found his teammates last night. carter from beyond the arc. gaels win 68-54. they are 9-1 in the west coast conference. >>> and klay thompson headed to the all-star game. in fact, he is going to join his teammate steph curry first time since 1993, chris mullen and tim hardaway the warriors, have had two guys in the all- star game. i will see you tonight. >>> all right. thank you very much, dennis. >>> play of the day, world of golf, in florida at the lpga a local golfer on the tea paula creamer from pleasanton, might be about an eight iron. 163 yards and no putter needed! she aced it! it's a hole in one. a one on a three, she's happy. and paula winning our play of the day. >> y

mcclelland position, at odds with his party's platform. for hard_liners in the confederacy, the meaning is clear. a september 19 richmond dispatch asked __ shall we be slaves to the yankees? and answered, general mcclellan says we shall. mcclellan's stance would loosen the election, the editorial predicted, because it erased any meaningful difference between lincoln and mcclellan. if mcclellan had left the northern masses any grounds for hope __ he might have been elected. but given the choice between two war candidates, the people of the united states can have no reason to change the government. it is the old contest between the outs and the ends, so lamented this editorial. in short, the two confederate camps differed not only on the issue of means, but also ends. hardliners have little faith that the democratic president would do the south spitting. instead, they wished for lincoln's defeat. here is the key point. the core principle of the hardliners was that only battlefield victories and not political machinations would win southern i