, 1879-05-17
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.otc' U" eandai morning. TWO ex-mctnbcra o1
Congress who bear decided resemblance to
each othcr,-Char2cs Foster, OF Ollio. Nnd llora.
Ito C, Uurchard, Of Illinois. Thc., ,nen arc of
.ou. ,he .an,s .,zo nn,, nns-, ~ H., .sno ~,
io. rasr ' .ns @ th sns s's a, sh
i,ar. Mr. Durchnrd Is row Superintendent Of
tho Mlnts throughout the couutrY, with ol1Ies
In the Treasury building nj Uat,tpvtop, lie
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"a I'us' " s"o N's ",'u ~. ..a"" :, I.' ,..,
tce very long, and Succeeded bllhu H. Nnssl-
burne ~ member Of Congress for the Gascha
DIstrigt, congratulated htr1 on tho interest
hr hcd tak,u L., ,l,c Ex.cut1r4 f;nrrrrrrc,t
1,u, ats.-,s, ill., o,anx ,,,t.,. ;, al, vr
o"t olhat'ct' h@e u'ah5 ou.etH' sau .''.
batcaafu, mas had !ocaa Hsair'ea. NC llad
held the ConEresamauahtp for atout thirty
,,o. In fonnres. ,c, yrors. Wn.h,a,,u,., ,,rro,.
"@' 80 eota.o' ~" 49,. 49,. mI'' r.1'.
me- was sixteen years tnefe' ueh' hakes' inter-
wartis u California, preceded him. The people
In thu lower Eart Df thu district rebetei 1T Inst
and pontaa.c cd ,uy scce.sor."
u1,,vo en-, ..c, s.cre,a,v s,o,r,, st,c. on,
HHc 1oa e:el See'es 'ae'1h"" alute soa
mare been hcrep'
"les; spent part OF yesterday with him.
Sherman ul0 Samuel j. TlIden jInd to meet to-
rctbcr RECENTLY nj tho annupt c,r NJ thc t7ort
Wornc notlrn,a t.ar,ns"r n',,,, ,,a,u,, ~ H.,
~, 'o" r,A.' Su'"pa"' y" n"t'' pema ~ '"s
noalu' 1He} cneaeed III some conversation on
5esum Dlio' ana Tii!st' s9d 70 sheru.an 'fon
cxecps 70 sar thai 1t whs not p!ceu Of lucl ut
all fur Sherman tn nch!cyc resumption"
'l]oift snu attribute hts success In that re-
spect sofaewhnt tu ths 1ntltsstry at'l productive
ness Of tic rnuntry following thu flush period Of
speculation" ~
II .iun't think illc great puhlic have changed
their habits much. Tie farmers did not grow
cxtrasn.hni. 1t was the 'Till Of tlle Seerrturv
ss ss "st sN lad 5S'S%R3n Ses ss.ra aofs Aa e s' s
Jim. !. 1s10, nj tbe dntt Of Resumption but no
gold had l'een collected TO resume with IN to
1877, when Sherman totk the n1llce. Mr. I'ris-
frauds; There was perpetual stream Ut guild
from the West golnE right through this city n
Europe. aud It never Cionorta. So1nclm'tly had
70 nut out his h!Md and dcsa'n 1t. Sllernaa did
Resumption act whivt allowed him tu .e!l bonl.a
1or gold. Hc continued to tsI' advantaseonsls
for llr frat time It became evident that we werc
to have res,s'nptton."
You don,t tlink, then; that resumption
locked practicable when Hayes was tnaugu-
satclth
mo. One OF my best constituents came to
inc only last winter md ead tllut ho had no fulti
tl.nt resumption would be attempted. | told
him 10 make NO mistake; that shersRan hn,l
hccn COLLECTING gold, uIni resumption would
cou,o to pass rs sure as the sun wnalA rise.''
"WhT didn't Grant tl.rter l3ristow u attend
oFs ,sI.s; to resumption s isss IT,, 1. ssnsstlo"
think that Grant wrotc Or teleyr.,h:.' WASH.
burne to came home and he Secretary Of thc
Treasury. You may hsvo Heard IL sail uml
thrr0 Is sutno ltlfuclng between Grant airl
'Fashburnc. don't thIust there Is. u
cuursc, Grant Is not the lnan to go
through war lso his, and then hnvs