, 1872-10-16

coughing, ana ur. Ulf0on Was again suMuoueu.
During the night he Tas extremely restless and
nervous, so much SO that at 2 o'clock he begged
for exercise and was got up and walked about
the house. This gave him relief, and he fell
asleep, resting quietly until o'clock in the
morning, when he awoke very much refreshed,
and took his usual breakfast.
At 1880 o'clock Tuesday, he ordered bis car
riage for q drive, and when asked where he
would go, said, !" Up to DR.. Hawley'a:" He had
recently heard rumors that the Rev. Dr.; HaMley
Presbyterian Church Of this city, on account Of
some misunderstanding with the church
authorities, and felt greatly troubled about
TIE e.} personal ana nr RELATIONS Haav betTssa sge
been a: 'snott most @in intimate i; % and friendly
for many years, and he now rose from his sick
couch to call and pay bis respects to and express
his sympathy with the able pastor: On reaching
the parsonage DR.; Hawley was absent, and Mr.
and sympathy for her husband that prompted
| the visit. Mrs. Hawley acknowledged the COM
plment, and said her husband would call on Mr.
Seward at any tina that would be convenient to
him.
"Tell him to come any time" said the feeble
/ statesman " I am always at home to him.
shall probably be On my back tomorrow al
/ luding to probable and anticipated return OF
the tertian ague-"but I don't want to see any
doctor but him.
With this interview, the Governor drove away
smiling. He returned home at half past II,
and worked on his book the remainder Of the
day. In the evening he sat in his study until 10,
and then retired and passed restless night.
On Wednesday morning he rose ct 10, and after
light breakfast OF coffee and fruit resumed his
literary laborB. The Rev. DR.. Hawley called
during the day, and gave him full e1planar
his pastorate, and at the same time expressed
belief that the matter would be satisfactorily
arranged, as he had been requested to with
draw lis resignation. a1r. Seward ex-
R5Ssssa R and hafs aaf sFfag ftgna pleased ehas d. a.
HaWley withdrew. In the afternoon the Gov
ernor took short drive aud on his return ate q
light dinner. In the evening he sat IN bis study
until 10 o'clock, and Witnessed the passage OF q
Greeley procession BY the house. He then re-
tired, but not to sleep. His nervousness and
restlessness seemed to increase with every day:
This night he found it impossible to sleep, and
finally, long after midnight, his son, General W.
Of the previous aay, and read them to him to
a1lay his nervousness. Under this influence he
finally fell asleep about 5 O'Clock, though e3-
tremely feYerish and troubled in bis rest.
At hafpast 70 yesterday m9shng Dr. n%Gn at
in bed and asleep, though suffering from 8 very
high fever, with his pulse at one hundred and
ten. There was no remission OF the febrlle
movement. His sleep Was very broken and dis
asked him how he felt. The Governor replied:
"Doctor, my breathing is obstructed, and am
hnrrassed with aatulency. If cannot get re-
lief from ths condition. fear this attack Will
This was the first intimation he had given OF
any apprehension regarding his condition. The
doctor assured him that be would try to relieve
him He had had Q similar attack Last spr1ng,
which had yielded readily under ordinary medi-
cal treatment, but now the prostration Of the
patient growing out of his partially pa1sled con-
ditiou, together with the rapid and severe na-
ture OF tie attack, which had begun as mere
tertian asue increasing to daily attack, ana
finally assuming tne 1olm 9, IeaI. 10y .asrlt
though he was then 1sr from anueipa!ng .
crisis in less than week OF more n ne
course OF the conversation tnat easuea on ts tso
nature OF the malaay, BIZ Seward SAD to tne
doctor:
Your situation IN prescribing Tor ne ne ls IKE
that OF governments ADMINISTRATOR 4ne1eare
| always several courses OF proceeones 9Pen upon
every case and conditlon nut you' IKE an 20 90:
action. Then everybody can Gra.letso a:. ana
condemn your eeiecteo course, p4s ls noe
obliged to SHOW or prove that any other coafSe
would nave been any pe1tel o. 1nole successful
!he Governor SPOKE tnls "1ta 'i c1eal' ,;g ss;,G;ng
solee IN p'4saM ia,,n eyidana1v T fmnrassed it
the d9a pa5 that ha fate rested with the practitioner
A1 T,a 5octor administered efficient doses of
,s5 ,,,,rata ~ s,er,on;a nrecedad hv
41 4a i,;a,,a ana iaqat;1e " a. aisa nro!ded amed-
o;ns1 vaor;zsr ~ rei;ava tha breathin1 of tha
;a natant ut hmt thie was not usea. At Ills morn
Rrs ,,;s;t III tba 5octor nvnressad to tha mau-
6 "a VEL ~ e1e ,1ras.e;,ra - 1ata1
pv.e - tI1 ~ +ha aftoclr hnt rafrained
sa. aa.1 a.,.,+1,;no az tia anh;ect IN tba ~
ta4 en.n6 at fha heda;de I'll; 10 O'clock
tent M he 81 Tue easar and mora
n';nt ana tha dno+oFF Er;thI4aw, Mr. aeward
49,, ,,ria-o5 % braagfo.t 1uhicb xraa sarved to
~, = 1;tt1a bafora o'c1,c,r II cnnastad of a
nn aetse 1a3 eo,a ai;1an h-oth ~ thaea
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