George Mclellan
George McClellan
When he was chosen to be Lincoln's vice president and then after the assassination on Lincoln he was accused of having to do with the murder
Grant
Two of them did. McClellan was excessively cautious and lost many opportunities to capture Richmond. Also the General-in-Chief Henry Halleck believed in occupying territory rather than destroying armies, so he too missed many big opportunities.
George McClellan was the general before Grant. After the battle of Richmond, Lincoln accused him of having the slows due to the fact that he was overly conservative and cautious. He did not pursue the southern retreat after the battle, a move which was considered by many a prolonging of the war. His decisions caused him to loose his position as general to Grant, a drunkard who was willing to take "necessary risks".
McClellan was super organized. He whipped the confused, disorganized, Army of the Potomac, into a fighting force. Still, he was extremely slow in getting his army moving. When he should have used forced marches, his army moved at a snail's pace. Lincoln wanted McClellan to get a move on.Lincoln was making a cutting remark about McClellan's slow movement to attack the Confederates. Lincoln's phrase was almost like saying McClellan had a disease or something as if it was an excuse. It is almost like saying "He has a cold" or "He has the flu".
john Wilkes booth
general Eye C. vieners
he was accused for the murder of president Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Boothe actually assassinated President Lincoln but Mary Surratt, Lewis Powell.
John Wilkes booth