, 1869-03-03
WASHINGTON.
Grant and the Mapipulatofa
Tho President Elect Already In
Harness.
he Pleads for Georgia.

.in makes vulgar speeches about heroes Of
attle.delds and bloodsheds there are nonc
. POOR a. to do him reverence. save the
ouncllmen q Baltimore hut Grant, u the
,hcritor Of Apollo's chariot, soon to tumble
ut this inebriated Phnbus. stands in the
lsc of the rising sun, sailing up into the
daTn, and We hear the rat
ling wheels.
GRANT At WORE
The General does days work now bigger
han the toughest MIR. johnson ever did,
Though he Is not Jet expected TO be NOV
pg. His large and light Office reception
nou1, in the second story Of hfs hesdquar-
;ers, Is the place where he repairs six hours
# The day. Badeau reads the letters and
papers 10 hlu for half hour. Then the
State ar,ses, like Jacobs angel, and holds It's
long wrest1e With him. Every step he has
made has won praise from mouths ot wisest
He has been the MASTER Of the field
liter every Interview, and Jet no trimmer in |
any question is Grant, To-day he reasoned |
with Boutwell, against diminishing the Georgis
legislators from the House, and 80 registered !
himself Against prolonged and partisan dts
union. Chiet Justice Chase, the last endorser
OF Grant, said yesterday that the Gsuera1 |
was m extsaoi dlnary man, bnt he {Chase) !
thought Grant would have to come do1n be- |
fore the politicians yet.
PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS MENACE GIANT. |
While Coloket Mcclure was tellirg me Of |
his interview with Grant, on Thursday, he
expressed the opinion that 1t Was impossible
Tor ary adiniplstratiou to succeed without |
the help Of the politicians. I have always
admired MeCiu1efs dashing boldness and |
maerettHn-ncTer abashed. never ut loss for |
a phrase and . strong one. quick reader Of
character. and one Of those ext1ao. dinarJ
epitomes Of eoolneas, Appearance aud Agree
ahlcness which make one feel his youth aud
want Of more than closet ability. Talking to
Mcclure feel ssckeuing tense Of inferior1ly
which dislike the more because know that
all his art and knowledge are merely worldly
thesis er d meditation, hut imposing upon
mankind By the splendid animal which
speaks them-his large, concentrated iacul-
ties, the entire abseuce Of melancholy or
moodiness IN bis nnunes. Heaven made him
e!adiator-but not such an one as Byron
d5cn. lis heart beats mort equally as his
audtence increases. His Esaces arE for the
crowd, get do not fail before the individual,
and when General Grant gaze audience to
this hne Bohemian be probably pu: hun to as
severe tea. - will evef hspPeo TO him.
to study him thus engaged H. had freshly
returned from the Interview With Grant, and
have no doubt that he told the story ac-
cordtnc to bis most perfect excellence Of rec
ollectlon. With the same wish 10 be accu-
HsS .sif canrns Il s,rsrt ~ ihe men Grsnt
mrnns j saitl I iii sce,ns tn ma In ba
~ ,,1,,,na, and ennces.fn, ch,tcc T.,
"feAp' said Mcclure, "ori2inat enoneh !!
Nobody but Grant ever thought of him.
| "I1 naao,'sa ~ mara, mari of N. c,,,+-v
| u,,, es5 Tta xa..sth 1- rh.s..,.a
"a. :. IL G-au,:s eornstis a. h,s s,da lead.
na1 ts = - nrai ir,,;cncs - she P-ssiaen, vii
ta1i .tor. ~ M ppnd nsrtIcn1.1lr a.ter ;,sv ~
rsro11ec1 that 1ohnsou.s BID Iack !. mainiT
49, ~ ii. inv hon, on,non,ons1,
aue - " IN IN oT-n voSu i.+nsssn +. so,s,,t
ID and next aIo eIeetion hone Of them Ii TIii 20
ont @ To- 70 vote" '' e ~ >'4S''' "'' -
.,,rhs mus aoa -., .,,,,,d.-. ,,aro- do ro,o
!ness Aao!a. -. npH.aauIe.s pH.at aee. ~ Wv
anasss w 99L ere oon masa'n, " ,, ~ ~
efatlon ana nsnt UT .aoassnas " Siscilo1
opc vote sna1! oG ie.t eeh!na wen s e s 70 to .
!he potls. me uase ~ snti LIZ atate "
fennsJisanla " cansaSses ~ s"eepioS ~
eon; c1'pt9ns' hao" q. anoo' ~; l'F aaFt
nao to 90 IL. Me Ut shs auen WIZ esFfsse &C..
our state c'ecI3a' WEI n 1sttnmea y cnl. ~
hoMe fSople M s.onss aIs ~ ~ ~ lne r.
wards, We WORKING Pol'stc1ans Wiu go mt
. putsn'M *nese tne.e Is mosc essot1oS'.
So. tnink .ae aa.e' psop.e "ni psnssl
. alauently netfaI1er- laey WI iset 70
hees anar1 a. ae,1a 70 aa1S .1e soaay rs nen
nopeees ospaaf anan.,tf tns ..ase,I h;s ptG
> corruption thau efer koew to be. "a
Peopie apr!ensuu t9at yont sers Pol..cs
h maen!neiy ~ = pull o1 cuttuptson. Hc,nno
! gigantic pont!ca4 Gomhipallon.: Nassae ..
6 setts was aiRa5a wing, 20" aiha{s hepnbi
= can. not"lt1stano1nR Inc Poltlciahs. Ho
: do 5ou know that tee !nosa! and TehE'ot
! people won't feel an Interest - politics Il ;.
il sirart's appointment, and bring tbrtr 10
. gig m1ti masatnefs G . e-,. o..,
"Nsn 5on change them rom Gntt
: tsaus to POLITICIANS, Whefea your poltics
+ fe'olmntion. lou Sc Jn4 must nave POI
Z tieians anE"ag: Ano a..y you 70 hs iao~ y =
l. ani conei1tu.lonal k.setnment shsfe 81. e
= statesntn - arc no. also ponsieans "a!
10 ftone, t'isnssh' ~ at ss slsees1e 8 :
ano poutlcsuus ~ VII ocs uoo4 ~ ~ y
9 .atnn maS 1a,t nS eta,ssn,sn u Vim a,e =. ~
q c719a Eost ,,ai;,Ins " rhe ~ hie.t snYri, I.tr
: tion xc cTcr haa In Psnnsysr mia was J;aye
.or ,op Pni,oeSs w I've tsIed GhrstIan ehaIae;, @
II aeorve H. s,nart' In; hr tnsw nothing
4. 49, ~ r.i.s -. ,,nn,sei 20 ,.n,, hr
y .see,t - scanndr,1s md dis,sier ~ r,onk Il
II r,artr IN H. conrtnsf N n ia 1ertn.S
b VII afhst,s That / nd Ia GRAM conc,ud,
Mcclnre s.thnt % w. ee e1necte ID him to % takn
sns1s .e,;r. Psnnsxi1aI Rsnnh,se. @ t. A0 ~ .
y sn,sS auIs % te,sh tha nson,e ~ ~ atstn .,
% Hus1 "asn S .a9 e,,f.,5 ,t,1ao,h.
10 tag't i., ), "aoss aNa "'1 tesoeo A''"&''''
II Pc t,,n ,h,. r,,, s.. .bs, vhst c,e..es 4
Ia Pfp1I1, -, ~ - - the ali. ~ -
T. " f~u1 f;",~iirc1f v;eR NJ nnblIc alIairs' ber,
N ~ W. .',.,E n,,o,or. .trnnd.hand nan, nr.,,
81 sionaI nnblicIsfs and merely narti;an iot
nsf. ~ h,xe fnIred rretr prr>!drnt h
% tsrant tran 70 10 consult and respect 1ae psli,ir,a,
e iii. fs Hhst 1lranf meant when hr cn.nn,r
T. b;mse]f tn E4,o- II. stnart. sar1ne. If he
ps not \ represeu,atiye Republican, nelther an
-. = renrrscntative OF = priv. .thourh elected
d a party.U
- GRANT Asp rue H1au 1Aa,rr,
=. The hieh tariff people hare taken BIO
=. IheT Claim the appointment OF Delano
be the bead Of tho Internal Revenue Is a hi
~ fo,iT y1rfnrr. ana they cite Grant as aay,
in to some Penns ylyauia pplttici4ns that a.
Ii, stuart ought 10 he acceptable to the u,
because he Is tartu ns''a ma1; y Nei!her of'n;
-. Ccmrnlssio,e er al the Reycnte Il merely an
II. tsr;r man + i. ~ nroh.h,S ao i.sesn. ~ hs n
1se berctof,re rr,rrTsrd bix frsdi,ions mors "
ct his reasnn' A. to Grant,s siIrt,cd rcma
em about stuart beng tarid man, that VA
~, very tashfcaa compliment 10 Psnnsy1van
ere anu may be Interpreted in th14 wise: -,
cht | that pennsYlSApia requires IL Der:
Lu- ! r1edepa IN tariff fot snrrtsr1fnr "
est ihat iii. Psnus y.yaaIsns WboeFcr he
of. 70 to the sccretary.bip OF the Nary.
'er Or the other tide Of the book, have Ee
81 o. Ieason toI tae sta!emens tna9 Grant has
tn. p.n bIa a.aseS .oa,H aan9 =" tn9 snolec
IT, Tvnfts.Bof1fe. fro1, 1rds, Mr., AZ @h.t
ap- rs tIHHr ''oo Nn"et 49, 49,. oAes tna1
Is TopPct ut.l Eut ~ Eooa WISHES !tom u
nts Las1is. lhAt ne tno7npga's unuefalacos
rs, se1 nPuIeentes voc 1act tas' tne pleRest, ~
a1t han {. 4h.t ~ fhn hl.,h t.-fT
Wy mts, =, Aat 80, - h.r" ~ ras @ ~. f.. ,
ghs "hen you nave pal tbss - your PIPE
q 4 smokeo u, fenect aiso tndt denersl Gr
5oaeE nm *ao Keeps up = po*c