The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-26
rvr p.rn ON GEN. GRANT, AND HOW ne
: - 4@ SERVES THE RAIDERS.

.,,ouing from late Chicago ana %.
,,o,,a-s They are all dispatches rom Ha'ne
-, 80 da4as from Nov. 9th TO the i-'i' A's
ar. c.r.,. does not intend to be very uao'aD'e
.,,;.,1e 70 the olice-and spoils-seeking hofoes
| - n cen Grant held quite ieyse a. 49,
,s,tars TODAY. Senators Morgan anu Ta,rv we're
Geo II. Thomas Humphreys CahDs anu lone inter
among the callers. Speaher eo1''
view with the President eject = So, If local no.
several New York politicians ana ie" - time but
.oriety here were hanging arounu ioi
they did not appear to get an FIR Office were
LARGE number of letters applying TO- - oue M
roaive5 hut General Grant declined U Iel, ,-ove9
them, All but the most important "e'0
BIZ his Private Secretary. vi. /. among the ar
'David dudley Field. Of New YORK. Is aio usn. for
rxais to-day. and is reported to be an applicant '0'
the mission TO England h.,a No, been very
The specuations on the Caoine. ia - 81 ,resanta-
lively to-day The only new feature II I1 Isl
80 20 The name of Senator Wade for eaons, P;
ton His friends insist il is due 10 for,ad nv
mate very firmly that he VIII ho' "
foreign mission. Ii, q, ARMY Head
ousr;ers to-day with application TOT eoe , re-
duIy Endorsed by prominent men o ' ~ anil.
fused TO accept the application or - seeking oaces
cant an audience Numerous iet'S'''
and favors, were destroyed lona!. hes;eood by n
,rrv Haa5ouarters was to-day again Dehlesc" y? "
,nn,I:r of ORIGINAL Grant men, who oil course; ~
- ~ rayard for their extensive influence ana APP
railing service in securing the Geherai sieeH
Nov l-Yesterday and to-day oT1i' VI - an
ceivc1 several hundred letters, hialli''
infections for Office lie told his Frifate otNt - !,
zen Radeav that he was not President utt4' a4te'
congreSs counted the electoral vote lie qua nor az
tend Ia read one of the letters and directed A' l5
oe destroyed. Some Tour h"1'""'N w.
committed 10 the flames -t ,,.oo,
S,me of these letters were very amusing. Aiio,s
tnr,n WAS one from postmaster III Minnesota VINO
ta.,d ha; he had remained neutra! during Inc cam
r.isu because he believed that Grant Was heu''"'
hl that the October elections opened Mn eyes anu
n uulled of his coat went 10 WORK and carflea in
town for the Republican ticket lie no" asks .iic
PRESIDENT elect 10 continue him III the Fosiohee Tor
The next four wears. Other letters ask Tor CONTRACTS
and other fayors Many OF them give tue names OF
doubtful Republicans Johnson men aid Democrats
ho held Office. IL takes two men 10 open, read ana
destroy the letters,
Nov la-In conversation with correspondent 10
Aav Gen Grant reiterated his dislike oi public Frer
ons and his wish 10 be LEFT alone. He said mai ar
h. WAS travelling groups would gather along the road
ard :, VS. ltI.tsslbe - avoid recognition IL them
Bu, here ii the city q: his present residence. he
thought they we're unnecessary, and Tic preferred
they would bc omitted. az course, lie said II Tie
rslt o! the late elections have iAdr people tec4 3a-
bart lei chem parade and ENJOY themselves bal he
did not want be eteraaliy dragged oaf aid GATED
urou FOR i speech ia asser to question AS 10 The
truth u the report ta4, lie about t. hold public
reception .; H. residence he s44 u w@s incorrect
lie thought such proceeding oat Of ll@cc and tIad
1.o intention 10 ID