New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
GENERAL GRANTS hELlEr'
,,r,.r IA SAID ABOUT IT IN WAshiNdioN'
roon pnosrgcrs or THE mih Foh r.Ao''"
on I,Ir RETIRED LIST of I',N n""
IN, ruIvsRAPu To flik fhbuSh'

,,.ov ppospKCTs or THE hiih w"
os mr. RETIRED LIST oF TIN AhM''
IN, rvIwsRAPu To fIk rhbuSh' .
- ,,ov psc oo-Tho statement that u"
49,. h,d hccn taken Of General Grnnts pos
'"'.,' ',,. u,d,r the Judgment entered against n'n
a.. tavor of william II. Vanderbilt LOT F''"'ovo
.,d interest. and that all attempt wo"," Wv 49,.
.,,s,., an exeoution under this Judgment Nus
-, liscussed by the Generals old irleh"s no'' w
che exclusion Of every other topic "on'r'' , n''',
- hos hccn n lifelong friend of Geneial "r""'
said to-day; ,,.,,,,, ,,u mo-, care 20
lam of The opinion that MIR Vanderbilt WI, nov ~ .r W en-
s,te advantage of the law to ench an oh'" e"ta n
tahe & sale ef General Grants personal cnoV., 49,,
things IN os bad SHAPE as cnel Grant Il
c,vt c,vt % ,ronerty and the Nation takes pll9. ,n "" ~,
honors he ha, tceivea ia, o the Amy let make an
d,'',,uriation to purchase the menehlVs ho ,1 Tu
Mice ihcn ON exhibition at the smth-oh'n"
couerol sheridan said that he hoped that anan' y
,rc,e not in as bad q condition a. fcporteu' o"' "
,bev were he like the rest oi "cneiaI "i'''
s.I..as ,,,nld lac Glad TO see them rghted.
ma ,rospects of the bill for placing Gencrni
,,,,,,,s ,a,ne an the retired list of the Army are
,,, rond At present The bill passed the Non",' "'
NAV IA and wfs placed ON the Speaker t"uie ~
,be jtonsc where II now remains hnileu u'"e,
t,,i,.d aud twentv-seVen other hills, Wi'h""'
...,t,ta ,iat.s nf resurrection. II has not even
l,rn ,aT.ttel to the House Military Commi',e' VIZ,
chairman If which, General kusecians' ~ 'h'"s''
a. hpntr,aei tn II. The only way thAt u con'" W.
,e,ehed wanii he hy iahine " ~ 10y "hah'ni""s
,,nsnut and this IA 0nt or tho question: w we" ~
ma fact that there "a q decided orp"''uS !"
!, La Numbers generally pieief ho t9 wa, Hi',,,u'1
,Le ,oe,its at tho hill saying Simply 'shl " 't''' ''
he resahfdi others Aip more "hi'p"heh NV Ws
"n I'm ,"oen. ly Tho Ahr which has ealhrip'
,La am. iniis at nunhef nl mtihh"la wv ~" a,'ns
t,rt MIR MoMilhh, ot lonhoshet' i'i ,t,''a ,',r -
KAN tLlt ~ reappoint General HiAhi loi w" rn' @
,ose of refining h.m would establish """so''"'
Irooedont. Tie added 49,, L.. ,o. re
General Grant was brave soldier hnt hn hnn1I nn hs
,eiVrt alnlo reward. lie has had hoh's % a'" these
.t,,y,J ,,r,'u him. lie LEFT the Army ln a'V,rr ~
n,m "u' is not the duty of cor, 0o,er',. ,.
=, restoe him to the post he left. licsuts' t 10,
i,ern urrcuIcd from the benefit ot IN ,, ,,,
',hhnlls vrto of the FIiz John Porter mn ulon NV u,
,rouud. that tho legislative was untlH c.,'. 9
svr" ti,r atpnntng powers of the Executive .
Mr.. Long of Massachusetts,, thought tla' 'ne WI
should pass aud that II would II could DC got oo'
fore the House. ,.,io,os
Renresentativo Williams, oi Alabama n'i''N''
fiat if the bi comes up in the House IL VIII pass
Representative Thompson, OF Kentucky Sai" -,
Idou't think the House VIII pass mat or any o.u. . 1
Hr.rt IN session Not that the Democrats nv Wy
s.a1 60 IL bn they viii mold IL back ana pass u' m W
nn,"crtic Administration 50 hat We may shyH M M
Lovs i'm blue that We Will thAt rs goo" '"i' " VIZ
,ld commander az the Rcpuhlicahs "o"'u'