, 1876-09-04


n1minato9 non r. & t. NJ s2, se2mour secured The En-
: Tho Presilcnt-"1 think tho move Of nomtn-
ating him IL very shrcwd one, for thern IL no
doubt That hs Is 6y far ths ahlest md ti,o most
nop9@r @ of ,S the pft1Sefats but even Seymour
Correspondent DO rou think that many who
yote for Seymour won't vote for filac' Mr.
dent Grant did not feel inclined to so)vo just |
then. So he briefly and somewhat abruptly cx-
claimed:
~ THINK Will cAnnr THE srArr, s1R."
alent to Hayes clect!on1''
The President. Yes, then there Is no doubt |
Of his election. OF courac. II wc can carry New |
York VIC can'afford to lose several Of the South |
probably three out OF the sfx.''
CORRESPONDENTS" lTas tho rcsu1t Of the cat-
vass thus far, in your, opinion, yndeatcd the
wisdom Of Hayes no'mination 1t CINCINNATI"
man perfectly pure in his rccord,--ao pure that
1t Is impossible to bring even single charge
against him. This can certainly not DO said of
Mr.; l Taen, , 9s9iinst whom cnrges arc constantr
Hero THO correspondent, seeing that tlle con:
vereatton had pretty well exhausted tho field Of
politics, returhcd to tho original charge at tho
open,laGs q tq tnterg'ew s. L But, fearing that the
WoAA AhSAb ASS5A]H w a"so0hN%A1k1ON
By tho President, 1o put The qucstlon, In this
form: How do you view the present aspect
Of the !ndian war, Mr' ftcsidcnts"
Tho Pres'dens-Nl think our tfoops Won't DO
able to do much now until tho cold weather."
c9rresponaent--" aiost people regard the
Wll1lo CAMPAIGN rs fa!inrc." -,
The President-"l think tho whole war WILL
bo over next spring. and " that time
You sec, the cold weather will put them to great
strcss to find sustenanec, and then they won't
be- able to do anythiur with their ponies, and
Will Glndly come In anu surrender to 10 sa7ea
correspondent- i" was not custer's massacre
d@Isgraeelui, @ defeat s.;.2 p our troops1" ,,o..
Thc President with ~ expression oi manifest
and keenly-tclt rcgretE"1 regard Clusters
custsr l@sel, nj % ti'as was SIolly anneSes.sty
wholly unnecessary, ,, ,.,,
Gorrespondcnt~" low 60, Mr' ifcs!aentr
INC trSs'dent- w. nos ap ta 70 nfc aqe t9
Terry and Gie1on. Me was notified to % meet
them on the 2th; but, instead q marching
slowly, as hia orders required, IN order TO cliect
tho junction On tllc 26ti, he enters upon a
ae % ~ cet o II nans ane t
25th."
Correspondent-"Mr. Prettdcnt, do you
share the general admiration for sittng Bull as
t@SctGbian,1as IT, On indinn W,i ~ NaPHG!con ,,,,,
as most Of tho Indians, Tho VIII never tight cur
troops unless they have them at decided dls.
advantage"
Corrcspondent-."Ib Then 5our confidence tI the
present leaders of the campaign Is unshakcn,
MIR. tresfdcnts" .,..,.....
GEN. CROOKS INDIAN FIGHTING.
The Prcstdent-"E Entirely. Gen. Crock Is the
best, wi'ttst lndian lighter In this country. Mo
has had vast experience II Indian lighting. His
campaign against the laatloe anu many oiner
tribes show bis brilliant talent rs All Indian
fighter"
Correspondent" But was bc not 9auIY fe-
pulsed by Sitting Bu!lf"
The President" Ho Is az Willy as Sitting bull
In this respcGt; that 1fl1cn 1c fnde himse1 OUT
Hunnrercu ulsu 1aEcA & ~ ~ z ~ 4nn mt,
aent!y letfeats' & IN Sastes 10y, e't''ns DUH
nad tcn 1ncn toeVeIT one o. Cusse!. f.,
CGrrespohaG1nt-. ~ t9sfo . 70 no enanse e Ah
tng t ,qan nsaany ty Z !oe ~, ta s,eaars m .bo,,
Inc etESeuen0No, uML tno M, aleaus w t enaIl
adoPt Nill glvG uB peace nitcs tnas war III y qvct.
Alter next spring, wnen INC AHolana WILL haSe
euFfehocFea, " We en,,a s,,a'i ,nn7ar n1va 1v.nan
.H H9 MoAn = I'D aNpAH a. .,'sa MA'.s. .s H., .o,,,
uoH Is tuis 10 Oo accoul-