CHAPTER LIII.

INDORSED FOR PRESIDENT BY THE OHIO STATE CONVENTION.

I Am Talked of as a Presidential Possibility--Public Statement of

My Position--Unanimous Resolution Adopted by the State Convention

at Toledo on July 28, 1887--Text of the Indorsement--Trip Across

the Country with a Party of Friends--Visit to the Copper and Nickel

Mining Regions--Stop at Winnipeg--A Day at Banff--Vast Snowsheds

Along the Canadian Pacific Railroad--Meeting with Carter H. Harrison

on Puget Sound--Rivalry Between Seattle and Tacoma--Trying to Locate

"Mount Tacoma"--Return Home After a Month's Absence--Letter to

General Sherman--Visit to the State Fair--I Attend a Soldiers'

Meeting at Bellville--Opening Campaign Speech at Wilmington--Talk

to Farmers in New York State--Success of the Republican Ticket in

Ohio--Blaine Declines to Be a Candidate.

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