The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
MOsBY ANO GRANT.
Washington, May Q, Snecia! Disra.cli {,
tho Rms. IN Irlvt,lp.

hOltSe. yesterday. WIS SbgOltl d0lllt
| ). Moiby. the famous eX-C0ntedeiate
leader. wlie Went for the purpose OF
| paving his respects TO the President
and talking Of the political situation.
| The Co,0ael was accompanied by Sen
ator Lewis. of Virginia, who brought
about the Interview. 1t appears that
| Mr.. Lewis told President Grant 1.-THE
remarks made BY Colonel Mosby for
| the Kindness shown Mrs. Mosby short
| " after the war. and for which the
Colonel expressed his gratitude. inl-
mcdiHtely after the Cincinnati Conven-
tion. Colonel Mosby wrote to Mr..
Lewis that il President Grant wished
to make a poillt with the Southern
people. tiow was the time to do it by
pursuing Il liberal course toward them.
The vote Of The Moth being divided
between Greeley and Grant, and the
! Southern STATES holding the balance of
power, the people South would cast it
in favor Of whichever one held out the
best Inducements by pursuing 4 liberal
! policy in Southern affairs. When
Colonel MosIy arrived here, Mr.. Lew
is marched him TO the White House,
| where an interview oftwo hours dll-
ration cnsucd, The President receiy-
ed Colonel Mo,by politely, and intro
duced lin to Senator Amcs, Of Missis-
sippi, and Colonel John W. Eorlev,
who WAS present.
Colonel Forucy "Ah, Colonel Mos
/ by. have heard Of ~T before
Colonel Mo5by-"Yes, and lof you,
through your paper. nScd to Get it
nearly every day through the lines,
and have read in ii pretty sharp things
Of me"
Colonel Forney--''IIad | known you
were sncha good looking man would
not have been 80 hard on you."
The conversation then took a geDer-
al turn as to how Virginia and the
Southern States would gounder certain
contingencies, and If tireeley's nomi-
Ha,iou divides the Southern vote with
tie President. Sqid Mo:by: "Aud
the South, holding the balance of
power, has its choice between them.
| W. slla,l 90 for the one we think will
be 4 friend to u the most. Yon. Mr.
President, can afford to be generous TO
az. We hid dowa our arms and sur
rendered to you"
The President w.poptlctl that he was
kindly DISPOSED toward The South, and
that il his administration or act; an
pea,vd TO he harsh or mkiud he in
| tended flat tl,py .ho,lld only be Inst.
| Iie Was the executive OF lhe viii of
The roop!e. Tie President remarked
that when he came IN a. Chief Exceu.
live lr Ind orgat difficulty with An
drew ,ToEnsop who was continually
a.hinr when the trials ofC'onfrderat4a
far t,[n3son would rommpucn | re-
Mol .,i,l tI,n Cn,..,4,l nnt until tbev
Violate their oqths Of olIrrlanrr
Coionrl ,ln.hy rrl,tpd IN a,nusinc
inriInmt of how amor th. war his
| bov Erycrlv six yrqr. cd one nioht
,.,i,n Ly III. hnls;,ln 1nd n,.,vrl bSr1
tn snn1 oid Inhn.nI, to thn ,lnvi,
prn.;dn,t Crut., cnnl many
who yn,,.d t;,, Jobnson wn"ll ljte tn
have ;oinrd Heyprlv,. pyyrr
S.,.rnt,rv Ei.h tien entered and
co,nnn .oshv ran,lrlnd to rnIoprl
Fownv I'M thr Rrnnl,,ic1ns wou'd
I,,y" 70 tara .,nnw drnarture'' TO-
VOL 10 SH,tL r;nj;ri;yn uotirv
wn,,a d,strnv n,n an,ir,bc trplinr
tho,n a,d In,oI NIoshv believed
t5o P.rnl,li,.an n,rtv w,,ul' rarry ont
tl,cir naiiry tnwprl The So,,lh If they
warn iinrara /, ln,yiuo thr tomabavL.
Thn prn.i .i,lnut manfred Of tbe Colonel
wh,t M tl,mnr,,t oithe "I,olIv Van!ei,''
| Convention # Cincinnati aid Colonel
,Io.bv ra,,licd FLAT he tbouoht pLila-
dah,,,i, wn,,,I Io nn,rh hrttcr. The
nlnatinn ofCn.elpv would br the OMEN
ior nt.a n,ntlora Goy If evils mon NE
~nntEc,r nnon,e Gyclv wnu,d Er
sr,,n,,uied Win murh wnr.e iatlucucr
th,n nnvhaly rl.r FOR his nart he
nrat;,rnl thn ruln of thn soldier ~
r'hIn connr,I Joa surrendered his
,rrn,.I ,l,sn thnt of y f,,n,ticol rbilo;o.
nber i;ln ,n,irnt IIo,arr As lo how
E;rrin;a vnnII ya hn s,ia il dnnand.
cd o. lntmr events Dan voorhees,
~ sa,, " hn dnos not think = Democrat
Nh ,";n ha ho ,,nt IN ,hs fahl a. y ronJidatc
f,'t % " ,yhln't l Vote far Horace Were Le
,n ,'' ~, : " So III, nl1 nnmnn,.,ts IN lis dis.
vi, ~ y" ,,,nn ro al i Inn Mn ont of,hn rronnI
W. ~ H0i'' i, n,v ,l;.trirt .aiJ S,oshv
..,i,or,,. M"" 7 "M;. ' WcEenyi. % cx n q
.rI "i',I = ,l,,lnr,tn to pLiia,IeInhio Uei
" "'" nI,,',,i.,, I, neny, % and may carry sonc
- LIpmn ,I,pn,', a,,nr - Iinraaa. hnt tlink |
T. '';il '';i ho raoI W. oy'ho,,.,. far iJnr,'"
~ ~ h,r haH.o ~ tba " ,srI los m anJ vaI to have |
,hn ~ ' ".I';tn noo,'lr" /"
'"I pr,.;,lo,,t M Gra,t remarl.d tbst tho
;s.,,n hatwrn, Hin and NJ Granlnv |
n.o, g,V n,,ralv a nrr.onol ono ond Colo-
nai NJ h,. snid tbot wlat mode tbe
Ainini.fyatinu unnonu,ar In thc ,,ontb
was The lunl.r OF carDct-bacrer,
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