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that of Maria HAlPin. Il occurred -
ne that lt ~oaid % good plaa 80 nfst
visit AibSns, see Nj Cleveland ana
tell AlIa exactly what ! vas 70 DO
had 40 dinealty In obtaining Aa audi
enes with him Dan Lamont was Ga
guard, aud as we hai besn reporters 30
gethsE hs .dnitssd nae without gues-
tion. there met Ar Cleveland for the
nrst time. e1Pl aimed 30 him very faAy
ny Instructions from nay nssspsPsr
and he listened with the deepest sttea-
tioa
Il have heard Of yoy," he said TO ne,
looking ms sgHaToly n the face, and
believe you will do me justice There
has been s'great deal that was not true
printed about this case, and ! am only
too anxious that the truth shall come
out. Investigate the matter as much
as yoa please; ! certainly viii make no
objection, bat | beg Of you BE- honest
and eandid-bs homes. in your work
any candid IN your statements | viii
20 further ] will give you a letter OF
introduction 20 half dozen well-known
men IN Buffalo who can help you throw
light on the matter. Ii will DO no
harm. Then you can also investigate in
dependently for yourself
Expressed my qualification az this,
told him, however, that would hardly
need the letters. but as he mentioned
the names of some nen l jotted them
down on my memorandum book and
was sbOu. to leave. The exPresident
arose, shook me cordially by the hand,
walked with me 10 the door OF the Ex
ecutive Chamber and said as we parted:
Remember what l told you Don't spare
me If YOU find | have done wrong.
have only one request 20 make-tell the
truth. Be fair, and as you are young
man. and all tho world is before you,
l may say TO you that you will
find that truths and candor will
be OF moro service 10 you in your
career than any other qualities could
name Never tell lie. 1t will serve no
good purpose. Be brave, be honest, be
truthful, and as turned 20 go he moved
step forward and said when you
have finished your investigation drop
me line here, or, better still, come and
see me and tell me- what you have
learned. l shall be eager 20 know"
did not see M Cleveland from that
day until the morning when he arrived, lin
Washington to be inausurated President
Of the United States | met him in the
Arlington Hotel as he was going to his
rooms.
"Weu," he said, as he extended his
hand and beamed with smiles, II guess
you did not find out very much that was
unfavorable TO me, for you didn't return
10 Albany TO tell rae about it, and l
have never seen any printed report on
the subject, and he laughed heartily
as the lamented Dan Manning led him
from the room. FOsTEa COATES.