CHAPTER XL.

THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION IN 1880.

Talk of Grant for President for a Third Term--His Triumphal Return

from a Trip Around the World--The Candidacy of Mr. Blaine and Myself

--Many of My Opponents Those Who Disagreed with Me on Financial

Questions--Accused of Being a Catholic and of Using Patronage to

Aid in My Nomination--My Replies--Delay in Holding the Ohio State

Convention--My Interview with Garfield--Resolution of the State

Convention in My Favor--National Convention at Chicago, on June 2,

1880--Fatal Move of Nine Ohio Delegates for Blaine--Final Nomination

of Garfield--Congratulations--Letter to Governor Foster and to

Garfield--Wade Hampton and the "Ku-Klux Klan."

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