The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
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HISTORY. 70 take lesson o. Two 10 the
school q experiences and pay their tai
,4oa
Secondly i s bat reasonable cali
collation. that General Grant in the dis
charge n ths duties II the Presidency
will ain substantial success not ua.
saied 70 ha martial rsnoSn Indeed,
nine t.Btbs u those who have risen
abovs the io.ly 81 confoundiug the gift
q popular orstory With executive talent
copoede already that be has al the main
requisites for administering the affairs
" The country al this time. except, pos
aibly. toe information derived from long
EVIL experiences His gens-alship re
'sAls governing ability 81 the highest
order, eircumspsction only matched by
energy and al unsrring faculty for SO
lecting ths right men for subordinates.
AZ TO the possible deficiency alluded 70,
and ~ must always bear ia mind
that there is 20 special training school
for tie Presidency, General Grant is
the son o. his time, though be may not
lie learned IN the craftsmanship Of
books, be csmprehends his own age
Starting with that political tab,da raSa
tho mind of All army officer, having
really voted bat once before the war
for Buchanan, aud having always re-
GREETED that he enjoyed tue excellent
privilege y having nothing 70 anlearn.
The crisis fouud HIM withous ri sjudic-
G., aud be took IL a., ~ elements DIS
passtoaatcly as eoinprisll J 'ho new SIT
uAtioa with which be was 10 deal Ey
Gu that conservative k.as, Of which a
lev good Republican sapporislsare su
shaurdly suspicious, was "a ms favor,
ios shlle il hBs been observed that the
descent rom youthful liberalism has
Often hern a. swif, aud extreme as the
apostaey Of STAFFORD, he contrary
tendency, as illustrated III the lives q
meu like Peel and Gladstone, gives the
finest iruits u genuine prosrfss. Hence
it happened, that. while auli-slAyery
men Of man years standing we're NOR
rying over the future relations u the
Institution they had 50 Ions fought and
feared, Grani calmly iuicsaw and au-
announced It's extinction, and, more
than tasi, every trace Of the oxlinguish-
ing process can now be traced ia his
military orders, in advance % the action
u Congress and Of the Executive Tue
aAmo remark may be made respecting
the reconstruction policy ofthe govern.
ment; lie germs are all TO be found IL
tie record II his field measures. while
toward the maturing Of that policy he
gave his valued counsela aud his pro
foundcsl sympathles OF all the great
questions that appear to demsnd set.
tomeni during the incoming admins
,ration, !! may be truly said that none
are older than General Grants public
life, while most have already touched
him al many points in his career, and
engaged bis ssrnes. attention For tbs
last three years ~ particular he has re-
Assssd upon the political jnncture, per
hAr@ ~ith the prescisnce that be would
be called TO deal with il practically; h
las conferred with the Aeutes. states
men Of the day and has mingled viii
hi. countrymsn in every part OF the
Union II would not be strange, there
fore. ifihe whole situation bearing upor
the Presidency comprising policies
men, and measures, should be a. thlI
moment e. accurately mapped ont il
bis mind a. we're bis great campaigns
before be fought them in the field. anc
shoHil be followed by national result
hardly second in value ArLANTI,
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