New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
HANCOCK AND IILDEN.
FIRST AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF THEIR GREAT IN
TEEVIFW.
nom me B,rl.agt9n Haaekege.

From The Burlington Haskege
You see, Mr. Illdcn' remarked iue zen
clm.i IN OF tins W vii tl&c ne offensive from the
starr. aad We must wnoop her ul- IT,, III,
Oh. yes" sand the old man. ~ m Impressive WIS
per tllt's aD right; 1t is h0orrd up now.
And NJ smiled al the General as one who should en-
COURAGE another to proceed, bat ~ dneIeht dlreouOn
The general the smile aiutiy but hopefully ana
hitchcG MS O.. air q liz le nearer .,. -,
am no much of politician, and have ev1tythlng TO
learn the management OF these tAinIs Dut SN'" W.
must get ahead ~ item az the start. You sec
tn,en.s tlau beforr "Oh ye~ that's all right We've
ansease ,' Load lis headed M too he he Hoped
And me- ,,lcd AGAIN smIle mat he seemed 20 thnk
Va mi i com grt for ALE listener. The General looked
q; niln earnestly and little shadow oil anxiety creP'
Yoa ana ersiSId Mr. Tlden." he said presently
thai .-cd your advice and friendly counsel -, -
The old man bowed again. The General 4ooAeu UP
more nos ofuly. and went On
You SIC what AN trying 10 get at ID. ,, .
"Yes vcs" ohuckled the old man eagerly AhOE
that's what hcyr all trying 70 se az es' yes 'e' re
oil irylBe % get al II. Oh yes ,.o
And m the pleasant mood wneA seemed 70 naEe So ,
upon hn hr made though be would nave prOdded the
G.nr9 I'M me ribs with his bony 70 enger but suddenly
drew back The General looked Worried Dut returned
" TIE charge with patient good nature -. ~. .,
81 don't want TO make any bunshng work al the
tart ut said becaIlse-'
No mo- no. no !" interrupted old earnestly;
mo bun-llng this TINE you =" rlsnV IN, trt.r a.
big az maui wouldn't STIR IL oh yes you're riSht
And the Central fairly started for as be listened he
Thought 60 heard tAe old man WHISPER 91 liner 81, n
-. a. 4 4
He sci S teeth hard and .ioOAed III the ou man H'
Closed eyes. ,.,, -, ., aud one, with
Omen" said the old MN, with an Interrogation
say hoop l, up. and ddn TELL y0u yes Il "a- hoopeu
ppl And headed toOi Oh, no, not open. No 40, oven
Mot open. on no =" ne added WIN grave anu
AMI then he Looked at the General though ne ddnt
exactly understand him. The cold perspirauoh s'ooo
out on t.e Generals brow ia beaded drops ~
Mr. Tldcn." ne said earnestly " listen 10 me. iDu
me hear through. You cannat delay or aVeri the
lnevtaoc yoq cannot save Oft ,,,o,,,,oes
No., he old man sand WIN starring nfoin @ !,
there again Not a stIve Of rlsht as a drum" Anc
be repeated win comfor-a able unc'IOn, Tight As z
drum Tight drum. MOI hoop loose or sd on
The Genera turned uEeasily u LIS char ana barely
repressrd groan. AS II he sighed. and WIN an
appealing glance into the old uian'a eyes. he sald 40,
Ih,s INCREASES my fears and DOUBLES my rcspon''""
wnat sdze r. asked ;he Old quickly aid Vim 2
fuspeous glance the Generals side pocket as thOugu
lac feared concealed wea pOu or mechanical IhstIu
men ai adzr T. he repeated IN Apyaisnt, ar bI
hal III wrong way. AS he STOOD near the door, h'
SAID.
"lw. .elVe YOU now. 1 viii call again, and may
not uu,t that another occasion YOU VIII i~eh 10 ~,
more luichrcnDy and enter more jealousy in'o NY
40" the Old sad. with mid emphasis. yot
ma open n't.lng here not even "a'eIn' ga -
pos card have no time have a leu - t,,
he Was suddenly silent. fOg lac was alone. Do"n W
d1lkeHibg street he the magnificent 0utines 81
suAei' htuie. c.dd 10 lGe eplDnlu uliio III - ~,
Maiof-CcueIal OF the Cnued states Army n,
supcio h.ift WAS tArhhuluS NAo
ia rpleuIid arms, aud now ana tn. a
Sudr k.CaIug box win us HAEhIii
cent Ices. The fckcUng street lamps shOne on "A hiHV
Some Iacc c0nyused VITA variety Of emOlOns' 4lOA.
winch MT footed wrath war prominent Inc Ou La "a
gould not heI distinctly the remarks ma len H"in ~
hhey chsr led lbs. bat aud then the breeze o. t
GUNNER night waited back faint echoes OF itse' 81,
profanity and fOOt-nIn OJJurgatiOns aud west rum
bxDeuyes.
The Old checked a SIGH and turned It into a sDll'
lie eanod forward 10 gaze at she disappointing 1@DS
M listened FOR further remarks. .,--
But solitude relgned IN the street. aud only shenc
~ ked his listening ears with yOieelcss quie,'
We superb was gone.