CHAPTER XLII.

ELECTED TO THE SENATE FOR THE FOURTH TIME.

Blaine Appointed Secretary of State--Withdrawal of Governor Foster

as a Senatorial Candidate--I Am Again Elected to My Old Position

to Succeed Allen G. Thurman--My Visit to Columbus to Return Thanks

to the Legislature--Address to Boston Merchants on Finances--Windom

Recommended to Succeed Me as Secretary of the Treasury--Personal

Characteristics of Garfield--How He Differed from President Hayes

--The Latter's Successful Administration--My One Day out of Office

in Over Forty Years--Long Animosity of Don Piatt and His Change of

Opinion in 1881--Mahone's Power in the Senate--Windom's Success in

the Treasury--The Conkling-Platt Controversy with the President

Over New York Appointments.

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