The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-23

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l shall EsTer forget bis az Elk siaBee 1T
the setting sun an lust 1t a then
replied: oh, no; they can't b-eak our
lines tonight. TO-moIOG We shall at
tack with I esh troops and, OF eou: se,
will drive tL-n." IL Was sid ia .
quiet tone, As Il lie had beea telling an
officer TO ses ABOUT putting up head
quarters, " ID eOnhde1ee as absolute as
II be had been in E~eaureg&rd's place in-
stead Of his own. From that momsu.
there vas u bearer a. least who
never doubted tie con- nandeF, who,
amid gloom and dis ae OF such hO0r.
could calmly reason out the ceTta uty OF
to-mo: roWs victory, aud woH'd yet lie
Tecogu ed, not merely as a eat soldier
but in any sudden stress OF da nger,
as a great man. Wei coat naed
Mr.. Reid, ''wha. 'hail We do wih tin?
Are We 80 70 lied at eve = Goial with
the widest experience aud the io'i!est
devotion that we have no lopge any
use for bml | do not he I've Il; 1
do not believe auy cons De Isle namoer
Of people ia eiifrr p~ltiesl pat es be-
lieYe it. I am mol sIsas Dg as his
partisan that | lave neye bssu. Often
in civil ans S ! have DO. oeru sUie TO
follow where he leo. and the .eas al
himsslf 50 III AMY. b a. y "rg
Ia give ne a p turet Z. iaS a.. - &C.
ticed s4eat ~,1pD ~ : seen upou q al
s%uujeci; speaking -aibel for him than
for his no'i,ical oppone1t..all 70 those
at least OF republican faith. am con-
hient ! NAV ye1ture 80 mach. e; me
say that no wish. 10 act OF tuei's Will
he wanting 10 secude foi tine ON The
continued services Of yopr guest. We
believe the c%nuntry would ;e most un-
wise, dum uiful. alike OF her digu ty
aud her interest, Il she Jailed TO lay
claim 10 hi, ST. zee. Let me not. be
misdnde stood. am speaking wholly
without Gen. G ants knowledge, or
that Of Gey OF his immediate + lends o.
with any reference whatever TO his in
terests. Those wi be taken c.ne OF
anyway. THIS is no bl nd. b'oLen-down
belisu ius, holding out bis hands for
aims. IL is a qdes.iou -sally OF what
the count Y owes To Itself. Can /,
AFFORD to s.y We h,ve no fur ther use for
the rxIe ience gained at the head of
the army aud at the head Of the govern
menlY Why. for example, should not
thr soldier OF The Appomattdx be bo ne
while hc lives on the reti ed list Of tine
army Why. Indeed, should We not
create for him the rank ne has 50 q
%spicuously earned aud maize hin. VIII lie
OF the uuited Statesg Above all, why
should not the coun: y sav 10 I'm aud
TO every. retiring president: Hence
fu.lh VT wish your advice aud your
knowledge OF our AHA s in u highest
council. the senate OF the United
statcsY You have wisdom that comes
with experience aai moderation that
comes with the exercise OF power.
Ilencefoith your futu c is provided for.
Let all your thoughts and all your ca Q
he for your country to the eud.r To
some such plan the pu pose Of the
count y is surely turning. aud neither
party nor pres lent should he suffered
To stand In Its way. Well, gentlemen,
you have hea Il LOO much OF my voice
already and you lave lately discovered
that in spite Of his-l;fc long efforts TO
conceal it,your guest is m admirable
speaker. FIN vou- glasses then, we are
democrats and republicans here, north
e. ners and southe' ners. men who wore
blue and men who wo e & ay. cousc
natives and stalwaits, hi Il te mets
and anti.thiid te;,ners. and possibly We
have even some timid sonl 70 dread OF
the empire. But In ADM alton for
hefoism and IN gratitude 70, victory
and peace, we a.c all Giant men To-
night, | give you Il toas. that has been
honored 10y eve Y 'p,r' caopG e on the
continent; u PRAYER that has been
b-eithed N .verv patriotic household:
Health t. our f st soldier and u
FIRST cli.en.
Gen. G sn,, who was chez cd for
seve al SC ouds as he ro.P. eSponded
b iefly rs Follows: M. ":,>hd.nt and
gcdt!,men o: the Lotus cldb: 1 feel
much embarrassed la making any re-
spuuse 10 the compliments Y remarks
of Your prosidect. ! do not Luow what
ia the void l have got to say, ] do
not waul to say that they are deserved.
laughter and | do not want to con
vance YOU that they are not (renewed
laughler.l But IL | stand here five
inmates | shall prove to you that one of
the iemasksa II, least is untrue without
any effort OF my part. and that is when
lac changes me with being able 10 make
a speech. U.aughter.) have no doubt
that all OF you will lie convinced Of the
TACT that 4 misstatement was then made
before | sit down. Now. in regard to the
future OF myself, which has been
alluded 10 here, ! am entirely satisfied
rs | am to-day. | am not one Of tho e
who CIV out against the republic and