, 1877-04-13
GEN. GRANT.
The London Times E1timato Of tho
Ex.Presi1ent.
4 Cordial Reception for Him Bcspokcn'

- -
xond,n 1,m,, March ~.
The fsn,on4 tafnc, nThc Ring Is dcnd; long
live 'he Kios,"' moro true q rspaesae !ns:
insignificant, Is scarcely eyer 20 summary TOT.
ss the sa5n ~ u IN
r. moi % Tho e Affections. ~ Of family lite insure aomo
homage being paid 10 III, memory. Tho Successor
Of long l,no Of Kings IL al anxious 10 secure dno
honns hstn" mil Ia lii nredeccsgors as the hcscdI-
tar, successor 10 R'e.t estate. They md the'. .
traditions constitute his s!e 10 a's oss.S pos van
sepaelean Eng: hs,' ,n,au no suen :, m.,e by
saeeess,e .' "ss.aeas 81. ss,,rss h. no,,ton from
nc" ulle. nc den.es ~ p's'"E" s"rin. .tr..h
s,n ,hs y. sgsrs ss tenn ot once how
cvcr no fanit Of lis II biz predecessor fccms fot
gutten. IT'S Inevitable amid tha popnst n!eses. =. s
and curiosity which centre atoaaa n.nsem. y ao
has ,e.. dignity than Kns - hs las .,dr eoe
eon.,ate4 on tho 1F.. e,ep which ho may saxs. Tho
ses and t"e f II considered ii. only ba,ne,. 10 lon make
way ior hi, successor, lie Il worse or, svcn In
This rerpect than rctlr'ng, Prime Minister. for
always w IN tic feld. nut President once ont 81
e n. Ga ga a .ng I'D e oF him to acquire
ts;s NY ssq Sseu,rsa
n; III, ss IF s5
viii Viii to knsland il H. iess tan n.Snia :ncs
Den. Grant was The President Of Tho United states,
snd altealy ~ telegram seem; t. zeal - almost
Iel oees elosed amia otieai efsa mese .a1ef
bat 70 The qasssion I Who should b Ill saeecs.oT
The 9o q hs u"sa 'ts s1a q @
and iho excitement VA 50 keun a. 10 be prolonged
the critical measHrcs Of III. Hayes term Of oaice
thu nomination Of hIe Cabinet, and ths ,ndlca.
ton bSs Afforded q tho nol, hs S,oaEb M0aa f90M 81 Y.
perhaps, % sntpiis,ng tbst Gen. Grant should havo
STsn oi s.es Il s
oS,ea p ois sns a IN ss1ss ss bps,P isP b1 I
W. WEE my a' us @ @eonndcns hewovei that hs Silence
only temporary. Gen. Grants Presidency q eight
Which cannot but 10 regarded hereafter - q
more than usna interest II length u y i.'e. n
had upon hts cnuntrYmcn. TArsc Ia great s1sr!.
clon ia lhc Unitcl States Of ''xecond tcrtnt, and
Il dnds c1prcteon even In NJ. lIaycs recent !nnr.;
Smcudnent prolongtng Tho Irenldcntial term to slk
yeurs, and apto!uicly forbiddtny c.eieeson. It
i'm r % a.n ~ss 5 ha s q H. ;;ssaa sfs
ri iour s yeais of otsicc. lad 10 asPsnaeA merely
eht ia hsvo Sss apo,sd " Viii
rendered ~ peoge Of Tho TnttSa stntfs tho
pcrlhps excepted, since tho days Of Wasil-
ingtoa. lIo had not merely ,,.oycrcome
Threatened them BY liz dnal Victories over Leo. II
was due TO hla steady a1d vigorous ability that Tho
opportunity for tho.e Victories was crested. From
eeaatul tnoscn,ens on hia patt, cntm!asting with
S Was es%u eat IL Ss sna I'LL tho Sor.S w.s son.e.
QucntIy abc o concentrn!e its forces on THO east
en- section q T. A. solaicr, l!1 my be sa!a 70
md at thc ca.i o, .ho cisi war 10 stood in posi.
lion similar 10 that which the Duke Of WcaIlng.
eeos ss o he ued il sae welo son.eo
of what thsy, owel .sod,al,in. lhim. md were Faa
to ~ s2n3 % tecan nd tei e.
ci,so. Il m!st i,c admitted that he has nei bocn
ree" .M. ~ wa1
%nd Ss :, at & ~ Sms 4 s!y
e II %r. s apcns.s as vi, T. saes
capacity which ifanscrnds the otluarY poralbllt!cs
etnat"lc ,lans man ho who has df't.ng,.Ishsd
I!s career, ind spent tic heat part Of hia fe in il
ssa h. ss Il s y spfa IL w.t. @
ssannos 10 isia a.c man wao .s for Year.
stfalt Wien he hss to ,ssl VIII snbotinatcs VIC
.ss,i % !, 3 eoSeis.ea N, sna pei,Muadsd q =. w a'
sss4as Fl. naog s1 H. :, 1t19, ssn @ S Viz s
ss % see.tas ..sfs Il .ss Sst Il & Il. Ss 'I E,
ton an.I nowsr hs intfustsI to ttcm. liz GecSamo
surrounded BY ni'shievoas eirea u Intriguing