, 1876-09-04
GEN. GRANT.
A Free Talk with Him on
Questions Of the
Day. +
He Has No Doubt that Hayes
and Wheeler Will Be
- Elected.
They Will Carry Indiana md New rern,
and Hayc q Good Chance for
-Four or Moro South.
ern States.
Tilden's Inoome- -Tax--Unole Sham
my Should Explain, or Re-
tire Like 0rth Of
Indiana.
By Next Spring the Sioux
) Will Have Surrendered.
Clusters Massacre Wholly un.
necessary Sacrifice, Brought
on by Custer, Himself
AL the Indians to BE Removed
from tho Reservations to
Indian Territory.
Nothing Against Robeson on
Which He Gould Be
Removed.
The T'hIsky.Ring "Ylllainoubly rrosc.
cuted.--All tho Really Gnflty
Men Hare Escaped.''
Clusters Massacre a Wholly un-
necessary Sacrifice, Brought
on by Custer, Himself.
AL the Indians to Be Removed
from tho Reservations to
Indian Territory.
Nothing Against Robeson on
Which He Gould Be
Removed.
The WhIsky.Ring 'SYillainously Prose.
cutel.--All tho Really Gnllty
Men Hare Escapel.''

Corrttpondeacs NtD Iort Ntfu{d.
Losa BRANCH, Sept. IA representative OF
the Herald interviewed President Grunt to-day.
Tho conversation opened with rnthcr lutli-
crous blunder, but which was luckily not noticed
by tho President. The writer naiYcly began,
after the usual social prcliminnrfcs, by asking
what the President thought Of tho present u.s.
pcct Of tho Sioux campaign. .
Tic President evidently did not hear tho
word i" Sioux" ind Immediately plunged into
m exposition Of the present aspect Of tho po-
1tttcal contest. Tho correspondent, rather tlan
interrupt him, allowed the mistake to 60 un-
corrected.
1Np1ANA.
Ut think, II wo carry Indiana In October"
said the President, speaking With great rapidty
and ii,lency, and not bearing out at all the rep
utatton for silence which ~ Empress Of Brazil
and other less distinguished visitors have given
him. " there will be scarcely any contest at all.t
Corrcspondent-"B But how docs It look to
you, in Indiana, Mr. Prcsidcnt1"
The President talking in the same rapid
yctu)-"A tho reports that hayo received
arc very favorable. 1t looks to NC rs II we'u
carry 1ndtana."
Correspondence Hts not tho forced With
drawal Of Orth under charges Of corruption In
jurcd tho prospects ot tho party, hts. Prcsl-
dcntl'
oR7n's WITHDRAWAL BENEFICIAL.
The President (sMittng}-"No, think 1t hos
crcnt1v hctncf tiiem. Il ahniva TINT the Rc.
s,',s-, ..sP ....,, -. 49, .,,5,.a .,.,.,
puoilcah pally WI! nut 1nu j." ea"oaa41e WIZ
even ocafe Inc h,s ol Sson
el,ortcomings' became known, the party With
aro,a b,,, rom tho t.rt,.t.n
o'T" nv. ~. m.a.,,aa. 49, ss"no,,.a .t. n,, u
lns isss'asns noa9al.ua Lus.'' tnS "osas
as though lie was by no means convinced Of tho
truth Of tho churges Qaainst our e1-AItu[stcr to
Vienna. H a. s''N ''s-@''
Correspondent You take different, yiew
Tho Presislcnt-"I nm sure tho course OF the,
Republican party in this matter contrasts very
fayorably with that Of tho Democrats. Ws
cl.argcd With having helped fraudulent claim
nnta: Int viii they Withdraw thcIr Prcsjdential
canl|duto IN tho face Of the FAR moro serious
cl,arges nado ngalnst hhni"
sally, Us though it would 10 no bud JOKE to sco
r sn H. nsh ba bca eto% pa be
Republican.
ocoinst Nir' Tiiien reeardne his income. III.
p1es1snti;, as11s III; N''' 'Se"' ~A Ae' -N'A'
'~ 7mpnx's mcoMa TAX.
rect I cl,arce % Of pcriuFy a nagaiast Mr Tidel Now,
M Would hot It 10 So tar | as to ulako a Charge Of
norf"r.. hnt Snrc ara Tia fnrts: Mr. Milan
rnakos' INA ot,I,iav,t n. r. H1s jncn,nr tn ""
cffect that IL was only seven thousand and odd
HnndrcI III Io,lors ond tfcn Ia swears that in Tia
s", ea 10 rsn,niund M nnn r.. enna,njn1 aicno
r., 20 nSd ~ ni y 0''o '~e
W NJ nr..t,,,. ,,.ad l., III, -,,,,d ao,,vo,v -
this arEaMent, smiled and shook lis leai, is ii
70 aaYl "Ihls Is queer business "a llko 10