, 1875-08-03

enr, end ,-atous xne,r!s', where lreaaou
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J.H. j. tHT,}a III IT,, = fou.s f.3,a- f,s,rn1rat
d.H:'". Asp ,,.N4rot. i.aAEE.
"a. r'are.-'y ftat"d wnrn Mr. John
f11s aaEea 'nh II had ,"t Written letter 10 Tho
I!hisi'.a:1 th'"t"'tftat about Senator Drake. Ho
had Eten Or !ieA.f) .! u, h,,l he wAnte,, 10 pet
t'n's of it. to haYu II ran,itItrI in tie National
Ihf"HiTnrtr. aimee .l"fnrt, 'tlle !tt.er referred
10 Eis 2 fcyin:s Of Mt. nraae's csr}y carcor.. n
rr9.:Ia.esy Dom1ctat III Missouri, provoaea h7 a
Fu,u<r WHICH, III i tp!,tsIuA. Benator. ho Ea,I.
yer. s ,nn afsor lIH atlnsalou to ts >. .,.se, nI
fnntterrd to Wilson. Feesc'dcn. and others
Ihr thrir "tim!ditv and cppscryatisnl," JttL-
roli's Personal intercst IN tile matter arn.s
from, sho fact that Ms. hrsku had intsoduce.s =
resolution fcHhuEIhg hIm tJohns0a) for ons nf
!'ir reconst'ue:ion ncssaY.'. y would like 10
have that letter rsh1:H'l III the In'etiyenc<r OH
tho Eatne day tia. Drake ulakes his speech in
support Of h:a resolution against me. D--n
him, ! wRnt to let the people see tic kind Of
mon WHO nro calling nc trajtu1 aud rene
gaua." promi."t! to comply with hf. request,
md IN dine tituo the letter fonnd Its NAY into The
|afeftigfHetr. 1t nlalR Drake very mad aud
called him int1 the aenste ono morning With a
hasful Of manuscript BY v&v OF personal nt-
pJhnAson, but tue tncs weto against hn. aud
lie revcf aftera At6s aAooi his finger at tue old
Ile'nblican Senators to tell them they wore
tltnid.
THt IMPEACHMENT 1cttEME
lad not lheu aHAnrued very important proper.
tlohe bat th'uH Mr. Ashley had streauy offered
resolution Of Inreaclrncut; ~ anv rate, Mr.
Johutth seemed to know what MAS coming. aud
ne taiked freely anl bitterly against bis ene-
MIeS nhern he denounced "a uhurpers and reb-
e!s, md tfaAofs.-aIl In league TO subvett the
Constitution. Tho elections Ut tho previous fall
IlSct-had gono largely sgainst lin, aud bis
lhlladelilli& Convention had psovcd greht fail
,ise. but he attributed great eAs Of ths to the
acacberr of The Democratic party, whose lead-
era, he said. we're afraid he wanted TO be
Democratic candidate tor 1BC3. ~he1ens, Accord-
lug to hp own declaration. netting vas further
I'm 'ns purpose. 'six months in this POSITION
rad he, would disguht anybody. You heas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ % IL the az old ID CIV ~ Of
'Eeef-1ieet-Deef,' that Patrick Henry talked
ab ut in Revolutionary times" Having Is.eued
rather than talked TO slr. johnson fur Al hour
might use tue substance OF hia talk for iss-
ter to The Commercial and he replied,
NTH careless cf.eetfuloess, in the sttisma-
tive; 't1lat is.' raid be. - II you pnt tno
down right tnt tho d--n nowHraEcrs ste as haI
AZ tho POLITICIANS in mtsrersert ntiug me- Il
dons sait you to tais my e!le," sald hp; II
eau fight these fellows siuelo-handed: but put
ne down currectIy." arl.lred him / would do
70. aud nfser"hrdH got ais osn word for IL tbst
AMI eoon,-in i"sR than two weeks, thtnk-ho
cent for me AGAIN. II want to ei,e ttehe fol-
luws '-the IVES al"ayB tie tarm he used III
., eakiuc Of CouEretb. oln.'pg in .hn direction
land think can do It better through your
paper than through metsage, beesunn the peo-
pie read tho Fapers more than they road meB-
baEee."
JOHNSON AND G1AHT.
When. .sveEv carly In 1865, Geu. Grant, Rfter
the Senatn hHd refused to nauctlon this sis-
se'cer Of Stanton. resigned the position into the
httls of Nj. Stanton, there raH no measure Of
instrumentation Of Grant by Johnson. had heard
him atuea Ihad Stevens. Sulouas. and oil tl,a
srst ii tue Republican leaders, but his language
concerning them vas in,ld and decoEous cum.
rsrcd With what ho called Grants treachery.
lie told me- onco of n Cabinet meeting
IL whirh 10 confronted Con: draut
ralu he - rinned him down to il, and lo
looIed aBif tho ioor would o,cn under Alm aud
let him through" Tic quarrel thur uegun lasted
while boil, ucn |ivod. and It furnished tho Dcca-
Etot Tor tho violation OF nrcccde.', old tue
country. Tho custom had atuayH bceu Tor tbs
outgoing and tho incoming l'residcnts to ride to
thu Ctp.lol in the ZANE carriage Oh lnauKurs-
tion Dar, an JOINT pa.tieil stoEs III tho quad
relnihl ccfcnion'oA- Gu the ith Of March.
15Gy. it took Two caslaRes to do ShAt enc had
always done before. Ihe next DAY mt Mr..
johnson on fslnsylsan!a asenuo aud spoke OF
tho matter 70 htlu. ''Wcl!," saia hc, II did my
Iart of tho buBI1less. sout titu III invitation,
but hs d'du't accept it. THIS 1t IL proper tossy,
ID MI o1purgated report Of the CT. II asdsnts OBJ
Hcrrat!uus. !: must not DO supposed thht Gen.
Grant VIA behind johnson in tbs rDastot Of poe-
up III \ loss demonstrasiye but qnise a. effective
way. VIA, bis curses lacked IN loudueas they
tuade up IN depth.
JOHNSON AND cn.n1fs I.
Wna talking with JahuaCu ONO Sunday eVeu-
Ing Oh general subjects Of politics. "llrn ho
suddenly interrupted me- Said be, Do you re-
member what Ba,t or . C0utt it was that t1iod
SUD convi:!ea Charles r." Isepcd ;. that to
tointod By Parliament. aud cnmposed Of NOM
bers Of that body officers Of The army, and cltl-
ztns Of Lo4ou." "ilow mnuy wore there 10
III" said Ar. Johnson. l rteplled .hat there
ssy sn4 hnst
And hoH many OF thcso a-d ecoundre!a are
there over tnare?" pointing toward tho Capitol.
replied that tha'e we're than tSensy-sesen
stStss msA sonE Ensa ssa.s9ss; ,:
became Of tho men sho consicsed King Charles
how many Of them diod In thoir teds-and
how many run away from the country alter the
restoration ?" l could nut answer this ques-
tlon directly, but promised 10 20 TO tue
Congressional Library uoxt daY aud Fead
the Nsslcsdes. II .iEh you wouli," said tho
President. ''and want YOU 70 make out stun.
n,asy Of tue thug. aud got It INTO the papers
lot willing to la,e duo sund Ibis particular letter
to Cincinnati, but .nsiBts1 that 1t should be
printed IN New York paper. W thAt It would
got hack to Washington III time ''to show there
a-d hcoundfels What fh,e 10 III store for thau."
IIis rcqurst was complied with. aud fow daya
| ia:rr = Now YORK yaper so1emuly ssrusa sns
stua.ors Of tho fate Of tl4c legieldos.
HOW SALISBURY WAS HoDRRkp.
A1r. Willard Salisbury was Dcinocrattc sena-
tor ftulu Delaware, with good intentions, but y
very decided weakness for toddy. He would
stay sotor for uontha HI Euo'i'nes, but the mara
Hncll Of liquor would start him Oh spree that
might last Tor wsrks. liz had beon quite tteadT
for a long time. ard had promised to sbatatn Gu
tire!y from liquor 1Lls Tho impeachment trial
lasted. une evening young uan called
~ his room and Desired Al interview, which
wns granted. lIo represented himself ~
tho agent of VINO aud liquor importing louss
in Now York. who led come to Washington to
havo The tArlr amended With tespoct to those
articles. and he would like 10 intsrest The 6enA.
tor III his Cause. tie concluded hia remarks by
RArlag lhAt be had brought aoms astuples Of
vine aud brsndy with hun, aud askiux tho sens-
tors pelpbson to send \ few bottlrs to bis
RON, Eaulshur1 iumadiatnlY ahH In ths nIano-