CHAPTER LXII.

SECOND ELECTION OF GROVER CLEVELAND.

Opposition to General Harrison for the Presidential Nomination--My

Belief That He Could Not Be Elected--Preference for McKinley--

Meeting of the National Republican Convention at Minneapolis--

Meeting of Republicans at Washington to Ratify the Ticket--Newspaper

Comment on My Two Days' Speech in the Senate on the Silver Question

--A Claim That I Was Not in Harmony with My Party on the Tariff--

My Reply--Opening Speeches for Harrison and Reid--Publication of

My "History of the Republican Party"--First Encounter with a "Kodak"

--Political Addresses in Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago

and Milwaukee--Return to Ohio--Defeat of Harrison.

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