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Show BEN BUTLER'S BOOK. General Butler's mueh-talkcd-of book has Hi. lily appeared, it repeats a great many B stories that have been discussed in years Bist, but doesn't throw much new light on Bl- orieal events that caused a national scnj H The man who was "bottled up at a mda Hundred is hardly the one to re-I re-I i history. Troy Timet. HI i neral Benjamin F. Butler's long-ox- lied autobiography has "dropped Horn I ' at last, and in one important re-VI re-VI t it is a serious disappointment, there is piling in it which explains the general's Bj -i-tlwiis al'ilU) in gelling into aud out of Btitilal parties. Detroit Tribune. I jigencral inference from Ben Butler's ill . 1. dial the only really and entirely U .fttorthy person who has figured In raii history the past forty years is Ben H rpiimsclf. If it were otherwise, no one B ifll .. licve it was really Ben Butler's I A I imButler ha jutl Issued book in I B n.-he refused two nominations : M Om-iiresideut on the republican ticket. Iryftily who knows Ben 18 aware of the t'i'-it'vBYn this assertion, lien always lakes y. rviB' -' iii sight, even to spoons. Mitme- ( eiiAc! Butler's new book is just out. It Bt, i of himself, aim he says in . v. M that li hopes to live long enough I tii fius upon it. lie will, BL s wish, for it will probably JH- assailed. Indianapolis I ' ' .i neral Butler's aci ount of Bji Qts the i. line f Grant, St ide almost BL.":t of extinction. min&eappolit Gen rrp Butler's book makes bin- je m il l cords of several military av heretofore been raS. d It md reproach. St. Louis Globe- ij, HuBrr's old offenses maybe condoned Bji; : ittcn a book. Such an act j. satisfies the most ln- i'itt-burg Tin,.. |