Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
Interview Between the President and
the baltimore Delegation.

WASHINGTON, March ], 1000.
To-day the Coinisittee appointed al the
mass meeting. he d in Baltimore, TO indorse
the President, waited upon fsesiuci,s ,iohi,-
son and presented the resolutions adopted
ut that meeting. The comuli,tce was ac-
companied by Governor Cox and WIS CENT
posed Of the following gentlemen; Hon. p
w. Grain, Thes. CanIlan Jr-, a. A. Chap
man, Clinton lowering aud Chas. Q, KERR
On being admitted, the mcubers we're
introduced TO the President, and Governor
Cox made short address, in which liz as
sured tho Executive that Mary true to
the Union, and would firmly support the
policy Of The President.
Judge Grain, after few remaks, in which
he spoke Of the policy Of the President ny
one which would be supported BY the people,
presented. The resolutions.
REnAREs OF rHE PRESIDENT.
Tho President said, In reply, that he
could make no speech futher than to cay
his policy was before the country. 1t was
! not The result Of impulse, but the result Of a
conviction that il was The principle upon
which tLs oovernmeht was founded. TWAS
before the country, and would eoiiuue to be.
He said this 10 give assurance that the Gov
ernmsnt viii be administered on that
policy; and be did not say il Increasingly.
il was believed hat the safety OF tie Gov
ernment rested upon these principles. He
W. not insensibls 10 The compliment PAID
{ him BY this visit. That mans heart aud
mind must ipdeed be barren not 10 be deep
" impressed By such assurances Of the
peoples sup OFT. This compliment was
prcnlisrly g atifying 70 bin. lie believed
the country would be restored 70 rs former
condition Of prosperiiy ani harmony. lie
entered the contest expressing the same
views he did now, an lie stool now as he
did ,hen b. he Union and the Constitution,
got having srerved hairs breadth. The
fSUSts uEIch had been uttered against him
hsdbc ere, upon him. HIS only work vas
the restoration ffhe conutry--thei borough
responsibilities and harmony Of The nation
We are 10 added, steadily accomplishing
the ~olk. We A@v< seen families who were
divided among iheusclv .. and had cpusid
trntle dis><nsion among ihem; hat We bee
then all si>er@>rd h<-uoairsi and living
in peac. snd fricnl....,s :. = WI De uIrn
a.. i've c4n a t1i.' II viii be something
Of Which 10 be proud. Il eiIl cone rirhi in
the end. notwithstanding orpr<lfisn. In
this natter e1tremisis Of bsh scction..
Vile pursuing different urare Iahorel
steadily 10 he 1ccbmpilsbuert o. The same
en1-ite d~<frucrion Of The unIon. SOAR
~ the dirs1Inticn Of The Unioq ra- ecn-
crr1rl. oa< - - bad ~ The oittr- Hten
thf rrbe|'Ic1 IL PIT down ard re tni a
party for corroIi1aiion and concentfat'rn.
Il IL ne <eu> zririi as rth Hon and leads
70 tie sans <1I-rht drrIrurIion Of he
osrtrr neat ! desire boiling h1i 20 ffeti
this rtcorc''ie'i>r thoroughly. Hhcn
ear a. f1'<. ] co trr|riu riHh ful| hsari
h-r1 rrrrr<i he erun'f cf ny ambition
ta-e % r-@<- <--t'fi1n. NJ 1r|f otierl
Il 4, rrs<<r< ~ Ir;1' 70 i-s fa'| Ard r.
ronc''-1 reru.' condition. Tier ~ r1st
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