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Chapter 28:
Grant and Hayes.
Grant and Hayes first met in 1865, at the time of the Grand ReHayes first met in 1865, at the time of the Grand Review in Washington, when Hayes was a Congressman-elect.
During the next few years they were always on friendly terms, and after the nomination of Hayes for the Presidency Grant gave him a cordial su the competitor of Conkling.
When, however, Hayes became the candidate by a compromise, Grant wa until he went abroad after the inauguration of Hayes.
I was then Consul-General at London, and cal on was declared, Grant was determined to place Hayes in the Presidential chair.
But he was probabl nal step, and when the Commission decided that Hayes had been elected, he made ready at once to sec n Saturday), or on Sunday, the 4th of March. Mr. Hayes replied that he could not possibly be sworn uch indeed to facilitate his installation, and Hayes appreciated this course.
A few days after the ered no more than an occasional criticism of Mr. Hayes or his Government, and never opposition, exc
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