, 1880-04-27

aaw him early one morning, when tba p,o.,
dent, aEludtnE to tue proposed prociainatio,ns
invited hiIn 70 slt down, as le wished cdton, to cum,
for with him upon lia subject. Tile conis, iS,'
coln did MI the talking. i.a,lgllter iJe IN; II,
not really want tho apeakcr's attyjcc,:e ~ G,a ID
,y;', wHtc t,n s'n'ry ry,r,,@ t@ e. over tlo krouna
iron, iol'crt l}ao Owen urging S reasons ,etst tsS
the War cottlil nover be gone through "a5 wy
ccssfnl'y without tho Emancipation Prnc51ss' s5s'
nation. AZ l.lnGnlm rentl 1t ile reInatkaaa' reIk.a'
tat is a Siry pyreaie ss iS pser S On ts +. .stss
subject, but TINT Owen's was m,lolt tjo aS'ass aSsas
Uf the two. Tho President then o[cr""I III. !.
rt;ad letters of .Nnotler kitHl,-lcttcrs CON- ~
palning OF hfs A,!,nintstratLo1i plInE upon up.S,
nothing o the Presidential chair, TiSS rea9 w.
Ing of letters of this class occupied MI ho'.
Ii1 also rcnd a letter, .frDnl tl,B Frrnchms,ts.
Nnspnrfn, WHO nlvisGd lin tn do uoihinass
TINT WIS Revolutionary, and urging tho eiaImss
were revollltionists. and asked wlct6atss
proclamation freeing the slaves njeht ~
render tho Northerliors rcvDlntIonists thea,nn..
selves. ltncnlt, then reviewed. tho tbraa
negroes, Its great fear being tint they inla@Si III
thas ifenti, become MI element u Weakaess
to their Hbcrntnrs.
beLora tne interview was enled tAs
Spe!aSett' set poatueffig paam Mpoh wnat Mr. lacoa
, sa anGnt a1Inct taynK wf1tts something
guess tllnt lie Hnu III tao drawer before him
tne proc!nhntl0lA rcGty written, atltl lie asked
tile rlcsiaent H. 10 iGt nm see what tic had pte
mren on lhe atDject. l4illcoif nsked him
from @ s. ons. but ,res Wssks - afte1sast afftSs's1st
Wmeil tns ploGia,mldlon nnu oecE ISSUED, ha
fresilent acKnowleNgeu 10 nm tllat Ills
guess iiaa @ neeH corfect M ole' nild ttlat ths
He ,.I i Wy s, Ws ~ @ ta te t',n % oI ,o %ii!efylew
t}n1sl. T. '''> WY ''o' Wiz op1""e' ''au mea'
Ia snnn no T1ncnlr saw TINT 4ho ro..
slaye could become i soltlsr he any tl'stshiss tlsis
collld bp crlisl,Wi. md It VIA Tia Stqa sMcstaqaa
hciiaf tint Trn,n tI,,s lima S"rwnrj 1fs"es Ima1Is
ind cIcnr sight OF the Victory Tint ainod isY,a !,
thn Tia end # % of tie war. s'o ''~''' ''''' ''ooaa
' W srnAN1yf, ~ w or ON 1,,sco1y y,s 14n,7s
Mr. Swett Bnll tMat ne innrtyr-l PRESIDENT wM
used 70 work AZ or !lla lie. blt never to It's
sl a,ssslpntions. WIN MN ~, morning Me9tls .
nel1sK & Il: m, aiaa' rs rnle, he hia flnisl,ed
ars s ssr sst Ms Z s atns ssy ts W.
nn approval Ct The t'eatl'-penalty. lie taGa
holy @ i,0rror % OF %hloosl. alld. although lle kAeE
that under curtain ,: clrc!ltnstances E ho could
not ayola T;Gn tno entl,wafGat it,,a, foF d.
tin 80: oll', ~ morning tile speaker found hla
pApgr' They sat s together, chatteG, an't told
stories. IL was lliufsaaf, aLa Friday VA
snot; nuslc!tiS lAllcol1 AlOse anu Salt a9N
Tmpt,y, "o'Met1' e. OF ot nefc; to-ll'GrroWts
these papers, not to sec Il they afe regular,
hnt T. ca'5 my ,ia,t something by Which can
The sneaker dlsclalmcd any political iuten
tl9i, pMt said TINT, before ~ closed, he want"
cd to tell somo anecdotes about
GEN. GRANT.
Tic met the General first ut Cairo, where \,
i,nsi rone ti,era, t,t, business and was {nysd
Nv fIen. 9,ra,,t In n rovtnW nn.l nftpr INV H wss
over lie General visited ilitn In his roo,u
wkere thcy spellt tl,e evcninr tngethnr, Ths
General impressed lin grenily, aid especlajjy
men who rot ca,sht III n tieft piacc lie ''ct oat
trutls,''. Thfa imteryIew hanuenni after L.
i3nttio Of Bui1noi,t whrre It wns kTown soma
70 900 & ths 9 enemy WY. l,asi. after ths yIc%toIyo %
i,eIind than md greatly jtnneriiinsR the2r
snf.,tv 1Ir askrri ;rnnt ahnI,t this saf1aIE StI.
AID the General fratlk)y told lin t'ss
om Tint occlsion he had fer
stlue M time ~ lost control Of ot ia Ia
mi pratn tStfentnl tha enemv NY rra v "xtrsme Ta
frmnkness wifi SyGicli Si",i. Grant tnlke1
nbout tGe aifiir convinced Tic sneaker tbst
he wns ono of tilvsn liz men w5lo SorIl nj
liz ait of n s,.rane. s' ''~'3 "Ns ''N'" '''
In conclusion. The sneaker eavo some IN.
tornstimo ti"tniia cnnm.ctci 1iti y ool,ts wsat',
Viii In, naid tn thu cninn # 'I T,rma. " fnEns
md t;ramt Mt f,itv Paint WI.ffo hnrf tha
speaker breakfnsted every day at 7:W q. NJ,
NY NV ~ Wa heSe. W s1tia III .ttlae u tnlvj