The New York herald., 1869-09-05
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Return Of the President to 0Saratoga-CI0sing
Of the Season-Politicians-G Con-
dition Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the

Return Of the President TO Saratoga-Closing
Of the Observation-Disclosures Com
dition Of the Revcnue-ImprOvemcnt at the
Union.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Sept. 8, 1889.
The return Of the President. reionng his family
who renamed at the Union during his absence OH
cialy in Washington. has revived the attraction OF
Saratoga life ana, Notwithstanding the incorrigibe
fall In the temperature few new arrivals are noted
on the registers daily. There is however, lament
able Thinning out OF the fashOnabes, at least the
ladies think. One Of these interesting representa-
tives Of the human family last evening, while
sitting IN front OF blazing fire IN the
hotel parOr with heavy woollen shawl drawn
about her shoulders, with her eyes vacantly fixed
upon the cheerful embers, with q countenance
drawn out in sympathetic unison with her feelings
suggesting forcibly the last rose OF summer and the
rapidly neeting days Of the season of gayety In
sollloQuizing sentences and shiverlng accents ex.
claimed, ''Oh dear me, how short the summers are.
Everybody Is going away. They 60 by hundreds
and come by units. How dreadfuly lonely 1t Is get
ting. Three hundred from one hotel In q day. Only
three arrivals to take their places. | wish 1t were
July" The words Of the fair soliloqust here 10
came inaudible few broken sentences occasionally
such as 'GO hOme" Last days OF the season."
'Is7O," ''Next summer" Fine time,n "New fash
iOns" "Gayest season OF all next year" and 10
forth, wound up her lamentations.
Those VINO are now arriving, after the BUTTERFLIES
have gone TO their winter homes, come here for
brief period partake OF the heathinsprng waters
OF tine springs and TO ENJOY, unemoarrassed ny the
The Presiden1 in u visiting here with his family at
this stage OF the season ralrly anticipated m9cn
Quent opportunity Of driving out and enjoying him.
self quietly IN his own way.
few political intruders however, followed him
up the train yesterday and up to very late hour
last night and at very early hour this morning
these individuals might have been seen with wise
retired corners standing about the hotel watching
for q chance. A card drawn up In due form asking
formally presented. These individuals have been
waiting hourly for reply ever since yesterday.
Is very singular that Presldens s % cannon DO
that he must be bored and hunted down at al Times
and under all circumstances: II the President
wished to be annoyed IN this manner he might
vatlon going on in the White House,
and railroad interests which he has been giving
his personal attention; he might have sacr-
feed the pleasure OF mlngling with his fellow ctl-
zens, learning their wishes and consulting their
necessities in the prosecution hereafter Of the details
| or the home policy OF his administrator and gwen
his summer months TO listening TO the selfish inter-
ests of politicians and neglected entirely the good
OF those over whom he rules II politicians had the
common or other people they could easily see
that they not only injuring themselves but very
much marrng the peace and enjoyment OF the Presf-
One of the subjects which received the attention OF
the President during his recent visit to Washington
nvly grained to find that where less than IS 600 600
we're coected on spirits during the latter part of the
late administration over $50 100000 have been
collected from the same source so far under the
tn The proceeds of internal revenue Is IN propOr.
ton. From present indications next winter VIII see
q thorough modification OF taXatl0n-the enect or
the many reforms already set in motion by direction
OF the President The industries Of the country VIII
be benefited; the people will be relieved OF the
burdens imposed upon them by the irregularlties
which characterized the last days OF Andrew John-
Teri a government
healthy administration ana the wnoe land VIII %
restored by Its purifying lnnuence.
The irrepresslble Leanos having catered 70 lasn-
ionabe circles IN the convenence5 and accessories
OF gay lie, In numerous masqueraues ana Das, anu
at the same time nied tne puDnc " wen - se.ect
stomacns, from their capacous larder ana addiog
lew stone TO the heaitny dimensions oi one OF tne
n ana e e,nnsterad on tho rrn,nda of r,e
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