Die Geschichte der Hall of Fame, auch das Leben und die Porträts der Auserwählten und derjenigen, die vermißte kaum Wahl auch eine Liste der am meisten geeignete Frauen. enant - Allgemeine und conferredit auf General Grant, was ihn Commander-in-chief die Armeen der Vereinigten Staaten aller. Eine der schönsten Szenen in der Amerikanischen historywas die endgültige Kapitulation von General Lee, General Grant, die bei Appomattox Court House auf der 9 ofApril, 1865 nahm. Zuschüsse großzügig verhalten Damals gewann theheart des Südens, und hat viel getan, nicht nur dann, sondern in Thedays zu kommen, die re-Uni zu beschleunigen.

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The story of the Hall of fame, including the lives and portraits of the elect and of those who barely missed election Also a list of America's most eligible women . enant-General, and conferredit upon General Grant, making him Commander-in-Chief ofall the armies of the United States. One of the most picturesque scenes in American historywas the final surrender by General Lee to General Grant, which took place at Appomattox Court House on the 9th ofApril, 1865. Grants generous conduct at that time won theheart of the South, and did much, not only then but in thedays to come, to hasten the re-uniting of the bonds of fellow-ship among the two sections of the country. Grants great success as a general in terminating thewar, with the good sense and ability, mingled firmness andmoderation, which he had uniformly displayed as a leader ofevents, marked him out as the inevitable candidate for thePresidency of the party to whom had fallen the conduct ofthe war. The interval which elapsed saw him steadily en-gaged in Washington, occupied with his duties as Lieutenant-General, and for a short time during the suspension ofStanton, Acting Secretary of War. 90 F. GRANT When the Republican National Convention met at Chi-cago, in May, 1868, Grant was unanimously nominated forthe Presidency on the first ballot. In his letter of acceptance, after endorsing the resolutions of the Convention, he added, If elected to the office of President of the United States, it will be my endeavor to administer all the laws in goodfaith, with economy, and with the view of giving peace, quiet, and protection everywhere. In times like the present, it is impossible, or at least eminently improper, to lay down apolicy to be adhered to, right or wrong, through an adminis-tration of four years. New political issues not foreseen, are constantly arising; the views of the public on old onesare constantly changing, and a purely administrative officeshould always be left free to execute the will of the people.I always

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