...either drunk or crazy." Stanton replied, "There is evidently something wrong." Seward says it was his emotion on returning and revisiting the Senate; that...Stanton says, something wrong. I hope it is sickness.* *Diary of Gideon Welles, vol. ii, pp. 241-2. Secretary Welles was not among those present at Johnson's...

...very bad taste," and very soon he said, "The man is certainly deranged." I said to Stanton, who sat on my right, "Johnson is either drunk or crazy." Stanton...is evidently something wrong." Seward says it was his emotion on returning and revisiting the Senate; that he can appreciate Johnson's feelings, who...

...in wretched bad taste;" and very soon he said, "The man is certainly deranged." I said to Stanton, who was on my right, " Johnson is either drunk or...is evidently something wrong." Seward says it was emotional on returning and revisiting the Senate — • that he can appreciate Johnson's feelings,...

...either drunk or crazy." Stanton replied, "There is evidently something wrong." Seward says it was his emotion on returning and revisiting the Senate; that...entirely concur with him. There is, as Stanton says, some-1 thing wrong. I hope it is sickness.* Secretary Welles was not among those present at Johnson's...

...in wretched bad taste ; " and very soon he said, "The man is certainly deranged." I said to Stanton, who was on my right, " Johnson is either drunk or...is evidently something wrong." Seward says it was emotional on returning and revisiting the Senate — that he can appreciate Johnson's feelings, who...