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AL mar san Antonio re"'ly h'eus 10
attract thousands o. Nollh'rn N'S''''s
Is complete system o' se"e'' "''"
street Improvements lh'y "'' "''
sary ana VIII nave TO h' ''"ue SUM INV.
II made now they WIZ ne Tue "'e"'H "
attracting new p'oP'e anu ',e" '"I''"''
thereby AIDING 10 the N'"''" az" ''''-
porlahce oil the CITY anu IeSSe''"s ""'
burden OF taxation they may ooo"''o"'
Ii is better 10 orea'e "oo'n ''b'''"'''''
ly and buNd up thah ""l' un'l o'"''
places outstrlp us IN the race
,xgrv>.r In the experience of Grant
ia -aIot,d nv Crawford the Washington
,orrosro,dert of the Now York World.
mich roi,ts n moral all public men will
,,.or,,, r.,,ep,h.ripr During the Bah
cool scandal Emory A. Storrs called on
the President and found him much de-
nr,s.ed. cspcclnlly so because Of the
ssyeritv of new.naper comments upon
,he ooair President Grant remarked to
storrs that he did not believe he had
friend IN any oi 'he ie"u."s Io"i'"'' VI
the country Storrs replleu 'hn' 'ueio
was ample reason ior 'n's oo"u'''o" u,
things since scNrceIy "IepleSon'"'''V VI
the press hau eSc"P'u ,hsu.' VI "'
courtesy nj Inc hahus OIL Tue Ies'uen'
secretary ana cohcludeu' - 'h'nN 'n"'
1t is the easiest thlng III tue WORM LOT
man OF character IN pupIc s'"''on 10
retain the goou VIII Oh the he"sP"Pels'
have always found newspaper people
more than ready TO meet courtesy WI"
courtesy. The PRESIDENT was lulch 10
perceive the error INTO "n!ch ne "Hu
unwillingly iall.n' ana lhaue has'e 10
call about him the Drigh' minus ANU
slaunch trends VINO never "''er""'u
left him In the lurch Nheh soo' "orN
was needed. storr7 once re'h"rNeu 'ha'
"it was the easiest 'hihg IN tue "or' 'r 10
! subsluile newspaper WIN he"'' ne
| public man who is ready to give fresh
and early news information to news
- 10, o. ,h.,rr,l spirit il certain to
naLr, ,,.a.n, and no,yorG,l rriendsr
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TIE Washington correspondent OF the
| Cleveland Leader gives the following
gossip regarding Roscoe Conkling, anent
the talk Of his being the orator upon the
occasion Of the memorial services OF
General Grant, when Congress meets
being a conversation held with Post
master General Cresswell. Said he: 81
consider Roscoe Conkling the greatest
debuter on earth. His command OF Ian
guage surpasses that OF any public man
| know. lie uses many uncommon
words, and in such u way that his shade
Of meaning Is expressed in the shortest
and most foroible manner. His speech
nominating Grant at Chicago was one OF
the greatest oratlons Of our history. dc
Won remember the verse with which he
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thing IKE ms
"lf you ask me whence my candidate
My sole reply shall be,
lie comes from Appomattox
And its famous apple tree
"NelI So continued the General. 81 can
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Ii was not original win MN, but Wa'
the work OF friend. Some time before
tho c,ry.rtio, h. and This friend yer,
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OUT rlulhg loge'her ana 'he II'ehu re"o
to Mr.. Conkling a poem which he hat
been writing about Grant The above
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