CHAPTER XXXVIII.

GENERAL DESIRE TO NOMINATE ME FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO.

Death of My Brother Charles--The 46th Congress Convened in Special

Session--"Mending Fences" at My Home in Mansfield--Efforts to Put

Me Forward as a Candidate for the Governorship of Ohio--Letter to

Murat Halstead on the Question of the Presidency, etc.--Result of

My Letter to John B. Haskin--Reasons of My Refusal of the Nomination

for Governor--Invitation from James G. Blaine to Speak in Maine--

My Speech at Portland--Victory of the Republican Party--My Speech

at Steubenville, Ohio--Evidences of Prosperity on Every Hand--Visit

to Cincinnati and Return to Washington--Results in Ohio.

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