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nt in the spring, and to remain there until time to go to Long Branch. I will then have the summer to arrange for a permanent home and occupation. It may be the Canal in which case I will live in New York City. It must be occupation or a country home. My means will not admit of a city home without employment to supplement them. All my family join in kindest regards to you. Very Truly Yours, U. S. Grant. Letter no. Fifty-eight. I returned to the United States, on leave, in April, 1880, but Grant was in Galena. I went out to see him in May, just before the Chicago Convention that nominated Garfield for the Presidency. After the result was known I wrote to him, of course, as warmly as I knew how, and yet without saying too much of his defeat—the first in his career. The manly but touching letter which follows was his acknowledgment. The sentence mentioning Porter and Seligman refers to some business propositions that were made to him after the failure of his politi