The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19

On Iie lack OF the cheek Is Gen. Dutterneds en-
dorsemtu, and the words "Rawhls fund" 10
tie Generals well.known Handwriting; also. tht
stamp " tie Cha ham National Bank where Gen
Butte kept his account and where he deposited
the ct'ck. 1t also has the psrai revenue check
stamp iis acc, and the cancellation mark OF the
Continent ! National Bank, whore 1t was made pay.
ALE. an wlr re 1t Was Tad, and then r,turred t.
M. Goud Ni,h other checks. After examining Il Q
check, We. .aid
"Colon !, this check IL dated September II, 1869
That va before the great gold earthquake. when
Jou ard G,ud and Gran, and Cor5n were ali sood
irieuds, vs., Mt ~"
1uE DAYS or AFTE rIov.
"Ye', ~ ~ ere oil on terms OF the Narmest anee.
Ton 10 q sc days. ButerAeld was In the family
nrc.o, to. lie goi up tbs RaNlnS iunl. lie sent
are ind 20 Gould AMI other THOUSAND dollar men to
meet al tie slb-Treasury, and when they got there
BUT rle'l out with his subsciip, paper and
showed Telegram from Grant to head the liz, with
hh QGran : name for a thousand dollars. This VA.
lone, aud ucn Could and others put down tel,
Iames, and ancrwari Gould was asked to p.
Grant, subscription, and tina, check you are hole
bg In your fn-ers was Gould's response 10 Il,
sal | diLnt know anything about his paying &
III found hye hundred Of it charged to me. ry IL
Ssy I've letter written to Mr.. Dana on the subjeet
"DIi VI. Gould see President Grant aller he pal
he subscription for hinl,"
Yes he net him at Corbins. You reuembeT
urant went ON from Saratoga or some ahere t.
Washington 10 attend Rawlius's funeral, ani then
returned TO fashionable dissipation again. On BIZ
return, o stopped in New iork short time, and /,
vas then Mat Gould met him at COrbin's.n
THE SCENE At coPBIS's
"Wl' on thing said by Grant about the paynen,
N.le uh-cTiptioni'
"les; te thanked Gould for paving II, said be
". much obliged, and so on. You see, Grant and
Die psrtf thought We were made OF gold, and har
his tu.-ing packed with money. TheJ'd already
GOT one luntIed and twenty. FIVE thousand dollars
OF w. md expected TO get enough before The
tod -p,cualion was ended to make all their mu,.
dufn u relations rich On that occasion, Goud's
particular lay was tho Independence OF Cuba. Goull
irnr ul uu,riot, and The greatest OF living states
men Le Knows more about the mater al H. .arests
VI t!s country, and what will cOnduce to its proc
'ery md greatness, than Grant and a. mis- Cabinet
pl' together. Could 10 posted up on everything
HH theory is, that II Cuba were free republic our
uaie Hlgh the Island would be immense, and
rr the Cubans would be among our very
u" customers for wheat -four, coarse cotton
IOod'. por&, and other produce SO lie went
strong With Grant to acknowledge the Cuban
heJg0Ic, and showed him how certain the
haUd n once seyered from Spain, Wou Id be TO
week annexation TO the United States. Gond quoted
70 Grant what old John Quincy Adams said about
Las gleh 10 inc 'ErcicloUgdis britannica" Heie,
Conan, 20 in and ask Gould to send me the volume
gtle"Blt mica that that ua.sage in from Join
Nuhe' ADAMS ABOUT CuDL, .Ld TO marx what lo
mad 10 Grant" "
WHAT WAS FOUND IN THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
Major Conan went for the volume and soon re-
turued With IL open Al a marked passage. COL Pisk
toOkci at IL q moment, and then said:
Yes, that's It Old Adams head was Level
Here, consn, copy this out for this gentleman. lie
na' want to let The million readers Of The Sun ser
Shst thee lows say
h'J'r Conan copied the passage for Us, and here
tst
mem, says the Encyclopedia Britain icg,"" upon
W suhlfc may be gathered from despatch OF the
nt PRESIDENT Adams In which he saSs that Cuba
lAs an importance In the sum OF our national In,
Wt'sis Wlth winch that OF no other foreign terri.
wf' can be compared, and little inferior TO that
'nllyl bluds tue different members OF this Union
stt'uer and that II an apple severed by n tom
E't nom It's native tree could not choose bat ia'l
a. We ground, so Cubs, lOrcibly dsJuined from ts
w u!h ursl connection witn spain, ana incapable
S,,"%I support, cou d Rrayitats onlJ toward the
"Grh American Union, which by tHe same hand vi
S''-'e eVLI not cast her OF IRON It's BOSOM" "
GRANT FOR cuBA
That PASSAGE" continued Col Fisk, "seemed to
impress Grant greatly, and he said;
-, cuba wall bs independent before January,
lfQ.'n
u'0'd then quoted RaWlips's dying words about
suO' or what Rawlins said at q Cabinet meeting,
'OrRe' which, and Grant said;
Those were no. kawlins's exact words. VIVA,
%'ually said was much more beautiful and forelble
"An me report In tho pspers."
"ns' DO you suppose made Grant turn tail on the
slOsn business. Coionslr
now GRANT BtcAns cUBAs sssnY.
1AAts abseplAilnn. Dick sehal Bancroft