The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-17

STATES The one hundred ANA MIN.
II. h. HAYES.
BY the President:
WV. EvARrS, Sec'y Of State.
Polk JoHNSoN's private dispatches
were published in the Npd1y Argus,
rs follows:
Governors Island, Nov. 6.-I am II
Maior-Gcneral in Jecm's armcc.
W. :. Hancock
indianapolis, Nov. 6.--My barrel is
unwrung. W. III. English.
Mentor, O., Nov. 6.-I wish Amcs,
DeHolyer and Morey could see me now.
Jas. \. Garfield.
New York, Nov. eff Hayes and
sherman had kicked me again, | really
believe Conkling would have made me
President. Chester \. Arthur.
Grey Stone, y. V, Nov 81 would
place. ;. j. Tilden.
indianapolis, Nov. 6.-I mount the
fence for 1854. T. A. Hendricks.
White House, Nov. T. Garfield will
not need my returning board. He WAS
elected. r. b. Hayes.
Malone, y. Y, Nov. q. | shall have
10 loan Arthur my fishing poles
VIM. A. Wheeler.
Office Truth, y. Y, Nov 6.--They
will let me go now; will they not?
Kenward Philip.
In The Unknown, Nov. 6.-My adj
dress was Lynn, Mass, care of Truth.
Garfield will probably give me "a con-
sulship i'm warm climate.
=. j. Morey.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 6.-Garfield
will give me and Dittenhoefer good
places. Marshall Jewell.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 81 am again "A
widow. Neyermore will | he spOony
on military candidate.
B. f. Butler.
Galena, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-I am the man
of destiny and 1854. propose to move
upon that idea at once, and shall fight
il out on that line if il takes ali Gar
fields term. L. ;. Grant.
Canonchet, II. l., Nov. cit was a
wild-gOose Chase, but ] won il, spite of
the shotgun policy.
hOscOe tOilhlluS.
Philadelphia, Penn, Nov. 6.-This is
a world of change. | shall be on the
Garfield side by March 4.
Jno. w. Forney.
Tammany Hall, y. v, Nov. g.
Sam Tilden did il; the buddy basic.
John Kelly.
Columbia, =. C., Nov. G.--JOhn Sher-
man is a liar. Wade Hampton.
Office Tribune, Denver, Col, Nov. 6.
i did it, Ottmar II. Rothacker.
Office Tribune, Denver, Col, Nov. 9.
i helped him.
T. Darwinian Dawson.
indianapolis, Nov. 6.-I am a coun-
terfeit. o. o. Stealey.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 6.-Mules
are high this year, and Bill English
refused To help me buy any.
w. Ii. Barnum.
Treasury Department, Washington,
Nov. eff Garfield turns me out, 1
shall he a candidate for his seat in the
Senate. Perhaps you did not know
that Brother Tecumseh and | elected
him. John Sherman.
Headquarters Army, Washington,
Nov. 6.-Me and Hayes kept the ball
rolling in the West.
w. Il. Sherman, Gen.
Columbus, o., Nov. with my
bandanna for "A gonfalon, victory would
have been ours.
Allan q. Thurman.
Office Commercial, Cincinnati, o.,
Nov. 6.-I have taken back what i
said about the Credit Nobilier business.
lurat Halstead.
Office Tribune, y. v, Nov. 6.-I lied
III 1873 like another dog about Garfield.
| repent. Whitelaw Reid.
Utica, y. V, Nov. ct is a great
pity | was too old to run.
Horatio Seymour.
Office Truth, y. ", Nov. 6.-Had We
sent in another letter, il IL not unlikely
Garfield would have carried the South,
too. Truth.
Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-l am candi-
date for the United States Senate.
Stanley Matthews.
Executive Office, Columbus, Nov. q.
i don't like the Governors business,
and shall succeed Garfield as Senator.
Charles Foster.
Enquirer's Office, Cincinnati, Nov. 8.
-tiath's work for Garfield was effec-
tive. John Mclean.
Washington, ia, Nov. 6.-What the
HI do care? Robt. Toombs.
Liberty Hall, Ga, Nov. 6.-Belong-
ing to no party, | can rejoice with all,
especially those that win.
a. III. Stephens.
Big Clifty, Nov. 6.-The rumor that
| lied Garfield into Office is without
foundation. did not manage the Re
publican campaign, though my meth
DDS were used to great advantage.
would just love to manipulate the next
canvass for the Democracy.
JOSeph Mulhattan.