Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-24

Of OHIO, A. D, While Of Veg Tosk. ana
:. q. Howe Of Massachusetts,, 90 eoE-
DisaOners % visit Ssnto Donineo. ae-
coUpsRsed by ssSSEaA seisnrine msa,
and repoft np5n zoe Cerdstioa Of ths
country ths agEernmAns, and the peo-
pc. FnAsf rsp1st Submitted IN Apri
iSIl, uas fAr0t4bSe - anrsxstior; / q
the SecIats Wsthheid ia approval of toe
treaties. A '-i0sEt hiGa sonui-sio1' OF
I'VE British and avs American nsmbers
Hlet 8 NasainzE0n. Feb e, ISL, and
90 Nay sigaed = treaty on the sub
Iset of the coast 9 sner5es. river nastgs-
lion szsd 'sAlzbana olsins- The last
named question Vas suozisted 10
court Of arbitration 20 meet al Geneva,
5EstzsgiBnd, winch on sept a. 1872.
aw4R1ed the gross sun Of <i5-500 Oh, 80
be paid by the British GJvernmsat to
the Tinted States for damages 90 Amer
lean e1r1nseres By confederaie cruisers
ntted cot 10 British ports. Toe act TO &C.
fofes ths provisions Of toe 1851 en9Dd-
nent Of tue Constitution, popularity
kaoSn a. the k1 kiuX Dill, vas fOilOsed
BY Presidential proclamation exhOrt
Ing obsdiencs 10 IL: AGd on Ost. IL, leIl.
the President s1sp snded tie privilege of
ha5eds corpus 10 the northern cSautI=s Of
SoOsh Carolina. Under the provisions
OF an act Of Congress Of March 8,
1871. President Grant appointed board
OF seven coLnm issloners 10 inquire into
tbs oOudIliou Of toe ctyii services and de
vIse pisa for rendering u more efh-
etent- The chairmau Of the board,
George IilIaB Carts resigned IN
March, 1873. because OF essential differ
snces betwern his views and tne Presi-
beats on the eff IEcemeng of the rCle,.
As the N4flOnAl RspublIcan Convention
held m Philadelphia, June ), ls72, Pres
dent Grant vas renomlasted by accia-
nation, and Henry Wilson of Massaeh1-
setts received the nomination for Vice
President; while Horace Greeley and b.
Gfsiz Brown we're the candidates of
both the Liberal Republicans and the
Democrats. Grant and Wilson received
$50 votes in the electoral college, against
50 for other candidates. Grants popu
lar majority over Grseley vas 763 99l.
Daring the last session of the I'D Con-
Rress the salary of the President was
and those of the Vice Presi
dent, Speaker of the House, Justices of
the SupreEne Court and heads OF depart
ments increased Is per cent. William
M. Richardson of Massachusetts, became
: - 49, S =. s-o = - Is5a -,
~ sai 80 81 Rsss :. Eso,1. 80 ~,
~ 1n,h = rpsns 49,. ~ n &C., - ,eTe
~ u1asn ~ Cu,ol eussos Sls s - .oD,
. 1le Ma,,;na TasoS SueSina ma
ss ~ .Us. SV 49, .s.s -.
no.lson n w u S .ns 90
, usne ~ We ~ III =. 90 a ~ .rr
LOS. Ae 'Ssoooia oi M '" NV e e.'0 sAs
honoy' !
10 1875 ne ofnelated az tue opening OF
the CeAtennliel Exposition; and 1t was
20 great extent through MS nrm ana
CONSERVATIVES course that tne Nation
passed safely through the crisis OF tne
dispnted Pfssidentlsi election Oh tne
same year.
Upon retiring from the PRESIDENCY
General Grant, having oeen ntteeo
years conanuously III tne paphc scr
vice, prepared 10 put into execution
long cnerlshed plan OF travel IN foreign
lands. De sailed from FhIiad-ipnla oy
the stesmahip Indians On May l1tn,
IoIi, nis uepAI'ure oelnE nsae ano ",
S J.. ~, al s a.. Ina. . :, I,.r
uslnonssi ssiou s aAs'al ~ 49,
P,o' .ao h " .. -
sGoep.Ion' snieu ~as 80 ~
, VIA nas ~ , .n aesp0oss aus GaaaI
Sseosy ,oa. e. 5000
@ SS u,
SUI - -
r.n D. - IT,. TJ 1919.
saly, h.sypss s.o 10y L ss
$500 Ucy; ~. ~ p ana 49,
oH A S Spa,n, yisssa, A s..s1r
i DusuHn, Slan, onina anu sapan I ue
1o1. vas = s.'tI.. ';ia ~
s.ess 800 az posps ~ "a 49,, vs..
y. a1ss - n aaSH... ...'s
y sne isss.ioA1 ~ @ 49,
suoNeto 80 upon n!n suou ~ V'u ~
500 uau ese. ooeItou, anu ~ u .no
x,onses saI1e Ne.o - ~ ~ n'A'.
no eosoi " aeosiss VIC 70. , 1870 y.
- sno v's1es ~uien nc sI',Soo vas 20,
s as oo s upou ns' o 10 ai
.nesS uouois InI qu,e' !. ..n1 ~. ass -.
.nk uikn,sy, whIcn Maue "on sse es
t E u .no Svsseiss aau pi.noo: VI
EuIope ANU asMi - ,ne sanie .sn .
ssrene.urneu w oonleonsD hep'a'u ~
nln oy nis oounHynon'
he sailed from Yokohama by the
steamer City OF Toxic on his return
journey, on September 2, 1879. His re-
ception at san Francisco was an extra
ordinary demonstration OF the honor in
which he was held by the people OF his
own country. After stop OF seyersl
days at San Francisco, he accepted the
steamer st. Paul, the use OF which was
rendered him by the Alaska Fur Com
pany. In thus vessel be visited Port
i,nd, Oregon. and Vancsuyer. Wash
lneton Territory. he had been sta
TONED a. tue latter place during his
early military career, and he nov re-
visited u apparently with the greatest
interest and pleasure. He was vel
coined BY the Legislature OF Washing
ton Territory, wnicn, being IN session az
Olympia, journeyed in q BODY to Van
couver 70 receive the iilustrious guest.
RESTRAINING 20 San francisco, be started
on a journey across the Continent.
which was continued ovation from
ocean 70 ocean A. Chicago and Phila-
deiphis the receptions given him were
such as probably no other private citt
zen OF any country has ever received.
The General now desired TO retire TO
farm near washington and to
pass the remainder OF his life IN a
quiet semi retirement. He was. how
ever. syerruled in this by q clique Of
politicians headed BY three United
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