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ronds, anl n1ate roportB moro or less Impartial,
according to tho hospitality

1t waa ono II tho absurdtios at history to aoo
4 tyront Administration tlEng ship with nowa-
pa1,or.roportors to intlorso for Its aagaoity. Tho
yollorablo bon Wade wnH soon riding OH white
bull, with pair Of mosquitop IN cnoll cnr, and
4 dreadful slhlo oversproseling Ills oountonanee,
a. he scratched himself with oin hn,ld mud with
the o4l,or dooainod TINT 1t was Tho finest country
he lind over soon: In the beauty Of tho lllioaa,
ol1 DR.. Howe YES borne aoroaa tlo 500. to totoll
roa1-ostato accosson. And tho President
of Cornell Univorsi!y, loat in tho high grasb,
found TINT, III tho way Of buge mud scorpions.
no should acquire at least valuable mlHollm Of
Natural 11iatory. Quo of tug reporters, naruo<l
oral ollora stuck down their ata1oB, a1tl went OF
Into rocsy. Bat tho Behcn,o wan dead. Tho
humiliation Of tho President WAS extreme, p!lt1
nothing would DO but tho docapitatlon Of tho
hoad Of tue Foreign Affairs Committee, in order
to ratso Simon oancron to that emlnonco.
hlr. Summon lost his opportunity for aosye
participation In tho dplomaoy OF foreign eycuta,
but lo waa to DO retired for fow yoara
only. Flo survived tho malice Of tho Administra.
ton cotorie long ,anougl. to wrto his opinion Of
Horace Gree1cy, A1r. Trumbull, and otl.ors, WHO
apprehonded sluh Developments In oil the pub
Ito Offices as have sinco como to pass.
HIS LAsr QUARREL,
Whnt Judgment roatority will put Upon Mr..
regular Republican party and 1ashing its preai-
dot, ut tho :imo lie diod, II ID not Tor la to it,-
Qufro but thnro IL no difficulty III making lB
course ncrfoctty logical. IIo llyol lalterly for
tonly Twp PURPOSES: e apo Tho black man got
ovmforta, md impartial respect; aud to COM
plcto tho publication Of hib works. Ho know
very VOL that tho President waa not only caro-
loss about more privileges for tho black pooplo,
t.1 Put that ho w9s at hoart 9pnosol to yiolling
thom more. Mr: summer holtnd, therefore, bo-
Cnn81 I'm had nOtf1ir~ In min fnr hin
tlona In tho regular Republican party. while tho
Democracy aud tho Liberals ofrcrou change of
giving him help, Ho wont out III good company,
and, had ho llvod lfttlo whllo longer, tho State
Of, AlnssRchuaottB would hayo followed him.
Frederick Douglass made speech in tl4a city
lust night, In which te roYioweti hlr. Sum-
nor's conrao In supporting Grpaley. Hc
said thai when it looked, for timo,
TINT droeloy would bo elected 1o had urged Mr..
summer 70 givo GoooloY his wloto support: for,
II ho should DO neutral, mud Groony oiactotl, tho
black mans friond would bo Loaf in tho Coall-
tfun Ad0atniatration.
The President llinHolf sot tho aoa1 Of hts ap-
proval upon Summers life ind character by as
snming, for once, tlie groatnoHs Of Magiatracy,
and Btandlng Mt bin bior.
Thcro they stood. sido by sile,-tlo whito,
dead-faco Of the .tnyioldng son Of tito Bay State.
disclosed, through the glaBs Of tho coffin, the
grandeur. gone from it, tho skin at the checks n
little broken, and Ponce with hor skipping foot
little Of mans caroor will wait for Ills funeral
It muat bo gono to Beo linn whoro hs reappears.
As Alr. Sumner told mo ho slipped out OF
Westminster Abboy at tho Queen OF Englaud'a
Ooronatlon, to drop off his conrt-elothes mud
head oil the procession on Picoat1illy, that o
might SEQ tho Sovereign. not merely The prl1,-
oess 80. at this blor, tho Eroat Sumner seemed
inet wero honoring tho old olothos.
Ho Inns passed away, bold aaheront Of thG