The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18
STATE PRESS REVIEW.

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The New 1ofA E'en'ng mai eAPresse
IA views of Grants recent twaddle. 1t rsthe
~, tina gsrrulous gsd.about 10 task. al
aAs' ;, s.,,,, vho,a his ;nss a;v;, .ho,,
though
there beng no hlen'or "eoty' III WINCH
nosi,ion it has the satisfaction OF knowing il
i,.nas solitary and alone. 1t says:
s''nN C,;o.ao a;srs,chas ,b;s morn;nr c;rs
our o nUast Of an ;n,erview with 3on
. iuii I ui" hast f,;snds will revrst that ths
Grant IA hl;nding fascination wh;ot
mys,eiorI; has long b,.ld ovar him s,;iI
Mr, oono iiha worst feature of G,an,,.
cohunu ',..,;ons wss his biiodness 70 49,
sdmil''s s.,Ias md errors of his fsvor;,os '1 ~
nuns E fy Zinc was chief II does Eran,
wnom 70 ray,ve the memory of b;s own
no gov bu sbowino the same traits tba,
piuhu. bIunaers nossihlo In ono no
spec, Grants Ia est usterances Will Do useful
Hethp ,Sot ~as ! hailed "Tha Trss, ,ap y,
Msntor" 1t was Grant who took Oonkline
10 Mentor BY main strength,
at tho .lm s,o,, Wn rano,,a aaS imsg'hary
uaS . Grant was there .'all the time He
knew all that occurred, and says: 80 all
this about the Mentor treaty is mere non
sense" his opinion that Conkling saved
New York to Garfield, is Of no great im.
portsnce. But Grant would not have COM
pljmen,ed one Of his subordinate command.
ara because he tardily, reluctantly, and At the
poipt of proddiDg bayonets, brought sulky
rear guard into actior-no matter how much
was "ssveR" by the conduct. The most
Notifying portion of Grants latest passion
ate talk ABOUT politics to his best and most
disinterested friends, is the revelation he
makes of lis own personal griefs. He reit-
crates statements Of i'll usage by the president
that are not only in bad taste and unworthy
ofs ex.president, but that are 60 uDjus,
that the president would be authorized in
giving to the people the whole story. In
this case General Grant would regret bitterly
some of his more indiscrect utterances.
rho ph;lode,nb;a T;r,os ro,o,as co,o,,
ino A""P"'' i's''ua 'ehef"
Grant as more ouHoon IN politics than
ANYTHING else, and says that
9Th him s;lence ia en,;nen,,r
WIN TO-, eeI;s..o... ;...sa,.',S
goluen' " say' VI lis fe'eh' ih'of'ie" VIII
Chicago reporter:
General Grant has fell. it incumbent upon
him to make further proclamation or his
ipdh,ren or contempt for the opinions and
convictions of his party. He gratuitously
makes himself party to the lost cause Of
ex-senator Conxling and with mora srdor
than discretion identifies himself with DO.
ljticsl broi which has b on beli,tlipg and
purposeless from the first His sppreciation
of the causes leading to Conkling's nresene
predicsnent and his estimate Of Gsr6eld's
RESPONSIBILITIES TO himself and friends ara
marked by that ingenious candor and oro-
tesoue incapactv 10 SEQ tbe nron-ieties of q
hipb posi,iop. that marked his tenure of tho
White House. General Grants idaa of
executive duty ia the reward of nersooaj
adhesion.
Tho interview from bepinnine IN and ia q
whimsical exhibition of General Grpn,,s in.
cspscitv to distinguish the diffarence hat w;yt
office holding as a trust and Office holding "a
a personal peroui.ite. No stronger corrob-
crstiye evidence of the ruling cause Of the
utter failure of bis eight Years Administered.
lion could be- given Than his Unconscious
admission of his incorripible incanscitv to
understand or heed the obligations of high
. umue. me PRESIDENCY Is IN MS MIND inc
be Administered for the han, a, of tho cn,er;s
that happens to BIO nearest the successful
candidate, and his relatives. His own
s s;,s " anger sgslnsI 4Aineiu ne repesls
due his own plscs a. wall 90 The A nrssden,,a
which earlier in bis career, would have led
W ,ne suspicion OF stlmulant stronger than
recsnmmond .,;aus sor bs a;n.msr Krema az
that would ..sndsnrer tho sor Of mu nid
secra,srv of state T, Is not .n nr J I h,a
sipbt for Americans 70 w;tnes."a msn 'eu ~ho
has twice filled the ofIics of nres;dsnt f,I;no
the esrs IF ;onrnaI;sta 9th ,bese nnS,an;H' s
recrlm;, o,;3ns An Nv 'nros;don, and on av -
general cannot sffrd 70 taLaun Tho noi ill.,
Susrrels Of h,s tr;snd, nor nuhIiciv f ;nnn,o
nnwor,bv mo,;raS 70 aah;no, n;n;,,er.
without a;0crad;,;n~ hin, ,e,f sa wo,i as ,bo
cause be nm ;, ;selv undertakes N nb.mr;nn
General Gram Dover amnesrs 70 mora
sivanta,s Thor whon si,appt 7, w;iI ,aLo n
lone SESSION of re,icenca 70 ,sdoem tho in a.
cre5ihle follios If bis latest crndo and und;a.
nrfed n,tarancaS ' '''' gnu 'Ns
Th...;..s,
Anere ID gooa ueai IN "has 'he new 1orK
Evening Express has to say about the gravity
Of the ALBANY bribery case and it certainly
docs soor, tho, of.u H. ,a ,oorI, -,
~ - 'n.s y. I'll W, p'p'.' anu pe'pt'o "
inc country those of the republican party
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