There will be no trouble about that.

The fact is the western end is pretty far down, and the next thing we must do is to push the eastern end down a little." [Footnote 21: Mr.Carnegie gave to Stanton's college, Kenyon, $80,000, and on April 26, 1906, delivered at the college an address on the great War Secretary.

It has been published under the title _Edwin M.
Stanton, an Address by Andrew Carnegie on Stanton Memorial Day at Kenyon College_.

(New York, 1906.)] That was exactly what he did.

And that was Grant's way of putting strategy into words.