The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06

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ume. The cassyinS out of this plan ~
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~ the saecisfon and 60 get his promise.
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n The room Ut the time entered. could
80 that be Was very uneasy. about some
thing. He talked 20 the other peopIe. bat
eiancc9 ct me from time 70 time with
euestssne In his eyes. At last he arose.
eehtns the others and crooked his ri9hs
ludox Eneor ot me-. suOtionine me 20 come.
rot IN and be excunod hinasaH from The
soes axsa took me into another room. AZ
~ aat down be put.hio hand ON mv knee
oad asasd:
"'Hcs about Chariey Foeterf How 81
No feeling toward me. and what Il he
eolue t. do about that mstter concernins
which wrote him =
IL .isen told Garfield what Fosters
does wsrU. ana that he would vithdrrv II
be cousa have IN assurance from him and
patronage. Gen. Gariisid rspissd 8 onos:
that. i will promise e 1--we him ali thai
Ohio has % ut during my admiuissrs-
ton, end viii take care OF him myself"
"sBat What viu Won do for him p I
asked.
"sOe,, he can have ANYTHING he wants
resporsssd Gar6eld. 4 will put him In the
cabine. il he desires
...lrs what place In the cabinete" I
asked.
".Wssak place doos he want p safd Gen.
Oasflei.s.
ss.i think he would like 20 b. post-
maates eenerel.s said senator Carron.
This so,ld give him control OF the nat
ronas, md insure him his eiacfion 10 the
senate
"sAa right. he can have it, rerlied Gar
field. nnd / took this nevs hack 10 Foster.
Gariielss put Foster down on the alate g
postmaster general. and there 10 no doubt
but thai he Intended % give him the place