CHAPTER XLI.

MY LAST YEAR IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Opening of the 1880 Campaign in Cincinnati--My First Speech Arraigned

as "Bitterly Partisan"--Letter from Garfield Regarding the Maine

Election--Ohio Thought to Be in Doubt--Many Requests for Speeches

--Republican Ticket Elected in Ohio and Indiana--A Strange Warning

from Detroit Threatening Garfield with Assassination--The Latter's

Reply--My Doubts About Remaining in the Treasury Department or

Making an Effort for the Senate--Letter to Dalzell--Last Annual

Report to Congress in December, 1880--Recommendations Regarding

Surplus Revenue, Compulsory Coinage of the Silver Dollar, the

Tariff, etc.--Bills Acted Upon by Congress.

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