While the great majority of the Republicans retained confidence in the personal integrity and patriotism of President Grant, it had become painfully manifest that he was often an easy victim to the influence of unscrupulous and designing men.
George F. Hoar: “While the great majority of the Republicans retained confidence in the personal integrity and patriotism of President…”
Editor's note · Context
He acknowledges the integrity of President Grant while also noting his susceptibility to unscrupulous influences.
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