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Republican and Democratic "matrons" dote over General Ulysses S.
Grant, each hoping that he will be the presidential nominee of their respective
party. Party leaders, as well as potential rivals, want to know where Grant
stands on various issues, particularly Reconstruction and monetary policy. The
figures are (l-r): businessman A. T. Stewart; Senator Henry Wilson of
Massachusetts; former Virginia governor Henry Wise holding Grant; Congressman
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