The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

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,,,,i Not with vim" replied Mr.. wyman. but
law '' " ''''''' " ''o U''',''N
" No | am opposed to It's repeal" MIR. Wy
Why p pursue the pursuivani
li"cdus" | want to preserve the life OF SO
IT, WYmS snor t%oH''mVbdn 7 nr Sc9eH
the late OF Cilov and Hamilmn shuddcr.
cannot consent to allow MI. S'hcll to sacrifice
huus'f e he should SECURE tlle repeal OF the
law u WOULD look to mo ike an effort To- commit
Then you think he would lebtf' said the
on. my dear sir" reyled Mr. wy'nan, not
or u Ca--ngnaci IL hcilnu1hi himself insulted.
Repeal the du"l,ing law. landmark my words
Wall street Will be- draprd in mourning in less
than fortnight Stocks would 20 down. and
the country would be plunged into sea OF
nqaRR 9a H9 w2ma SSs you'd ~ bS,,o Se
his ,oatl The demand Tor nrrnrms woull
I.A.e the Rcningtons On their feet. and Smith
Nhly more wives aud children than Singer.
Hero Mr. Wymau h"gnn 10 move toward the
dOurl Keen operators would 40 short on gun
unw Ter anu nuru-gN, rrlnr am reap immense
golden harV, sts. The world would stand
nghnst and drath aud destruction run rampant
lhr"u-h IN. universe. tDu"mlng NE duorJ
J rom" at ~ Mott 4 Darand's right back Of
Hcdisappcnrcd. THE suS pursuiyant wrung
the hand OF the deeply affected Mr.. Hatch. aud
departed.
VIEWS OF The HON. LAWRENCE r. JEROME.
Fv- Alderman Lawrence H. Jerome was found
hutnriug himself ia rocking chair ia Mott Il
nuruuds IrlVUt" Ollie" II" laid down his
nrwsrap. r aud greeted the PURSUANT with
a. COM to scr you regarding Mr.. Richard
Schcls 1ors 90 r.prW the duelling law He
/ says be- wants "a rEht Co shoot dozen fellows
/ or so. iu-t i.y WY n warning to others"
Good Goi. man. said Mr.. Jerome. " there's
/ mon as hc WANTS. There's no necessity for
| REPEAL oi the |w. They don't touch u man for
." l. Mr. >-hoil man Of honor?" the pur-
" Ms heavens yes" replied Mr.. Jerome. NO
| on" doubt. his word. Why. he told me onca
! that De- hold thirteen trump cards Ht whist. |
told him thdtto .i9 that he must have dealt the
cards usrif. assure you. on my honor rs
agcntlrmrn. that | did not. hc lceliugly replied
| AMI believed him"
" But why is he seeking n duel?" tho pursuit.
! want continued. " l. he q hdirS' man Does
b. wish to find favor in tho eyes OF the fair
d" \ ladies' man ?" repeated Mr.. Jerome
Great Caesar J Why. he has a tongue as soft
a the tongue OF Aaron Burr. AMI mn intellect
| that would match the intellect 81 a Crichton.
/ The idea H. ridiculous. les the most honest.
cNoh-temprr"d. d-hoartrd. benevolent man
that ever breathed the breath Of life. He
| wouldn't spit at dog"
| " Are you in favor ~ repeal of the duelling
" Holy smokei" exclaimed Mr.. Jerome.
! What nonsrnsei Idon't care whether they re-.
! ponl IL ornot. II | wanted 10 call man out ned
| have TO come out. whether or no. But tell
! You. this whole things ridiculous. There's no
! iun in H. You can't Get any fun out Of It.
] hows Northwest "a" roarrd To "a deaf clerk,
WI, WIS lingering herlpe of a stock indicator.
E!ve-eighihS" the deaf clerk shouted.
| " Where's -. Pauls' beloved Mr. Jerome.
! Forty -onc three-c!gAts! screamed the deaf
clerk,
said the eN-Alderman, turning TO the pursui-
" But what do you think Of Mr.. schells asser-
| ton concerning tho b.ackguard.sm Of the pres
~ lie ought 10 know" replied Mr. Jerome.
" A man who assorintas with Bill Hutler Perry
/ Smith. john G. Wyman, Rufus Hatch. and
/ Jenkins Van Schaick. ought a. know what he's
| talking about. Nv own relations with the pres
| ont generation. outside Of the Eighth Conerrs-
| Si"ual Distr e, have been very pleasant hr.
Jer9m" sighed. Il is lovely, world and a
| lovely generation he murmured
| Then you think Mr.. Scheil never smell gun
| powder = the pursuvant said.
! My ~yes.' the eX-Aldrrnlan replied, he
n"vrr smrii anlthing-uqt even a raj. Good
/ Lord. q" and SOC him. ana talk with him. Ihis
talk To- You But throw youf ny carefully. OF
You won't get rise. Glad 10 see you. Good
VIEWS OF THE HON. RICHARD sCHELL.
Mr. S,hell was found by the pursuiyant late
IN the afternoon. just entering his house. which
j. opposite IN" Union Club In the DRAWN
rnom picture OF the venerable Thur,.w
Weed smiled h"nignanuy from the wall. Mr.
Srhell prefac"d his remarks hy a disclaimer
that he had spok en- In earnest at the moment he
mude the recorded assertion. But. said he
90 am in favor ~ du.ling. and don't care
contineutal who knows H. DO not care cane
here Nj. Schell snapped his fingers IN an en-
phutic, II scarcely rNp u-iVc mHuncrl do no
care II the whole world knows II; yes, sir. an
what'Y' asked the reporter.
Burr-it-" repeated the old gentleman
ruiling his neck an Aaron Burr,it" be-
leNe that Burr did right IN killing Hamilton.
DID you take an active part Ia the ailair Mr.
/ 4
had allowed 10 close then he unloosened m
fingers which he had joined over his stomach
aud gaz'd searchingly at the reporter TheI
No sir; but heard much Of it, and sym
pathizd with Burr. Now. sir. believt IN a ire'
! press but what protection have men who haN'
no means u replying TO attacks upon them
Revive duelllng. and when an editor assails you
You 20 10 him aud say: Sir you cay
What DO you mean hy this. sirF And If he can
not sub-tantate his statements why tlan.-,
tHerr Mr.. Schell made n gesture which. though
mute. was full Of clouucnrr. lie held out M
right arm straight before him, with tore
/, finger straight, and then crooked the hnge
" Do YOU think there Is any prospect OF u rc
peal OF the duclling law the visitor asked.
seni>@enS T is IN i' favor ~ P Men Would on
come out and say So. sir. 1t Is OIL Joke. ui
OF badinagc. about my going. 70 Washingt9n .
coarse. am not going. why sir. last Iurs
day evening. at Union square, and other
organized legal-tender party. ] arrnng"
=, gnia gave the United States the whole North
9 | west Territory under the resolutions 81 81, AN
/ | Georgia gave alabama and Mississippi. lncon
siderution Of this. and Of the fact that We hay
been through such n great civil war. INN
that the United States ought 10 issue or p''
cent bonds 10 pay the whole OF the Souther
! State debit up 10 the time OF the war; Abol
= 81 900 600 Of 3 or per cent stock ought %
y devoted 10 developing the Internal resources q
I, the southern Stats In proportion 10 me popu
= latiOn. In consideration 81 lhis, the Govern
2 mem ought 10 paw all the Northern bount
y debt which amounts 10 t30O.O00O00. We coul
reduce the taxes G5 cents on s2.G5 year If "
! had the bounty debt paid of.
am in favor Of subsidies. sir. The Coy
G eminent Of England since 1888 has eNpende
r 81 500 900 900 without interest Tor tho purpOs
Of developing the Internal resources ana opoi
y ing commerce with other nations. Now, IN
u looks almost Incredible, but II is a matter {
10 history | favor one currency and no bans
/, note circulation; the banks should be oblige
Il 10 take legal tenders ana while they are r
~ using them the Government should pay no II
. forest on the bonds that are deposited VIII
them for the circulation. In consideration
l. the banks Tor this, would relieve them lrnl
, all United States taxes. That stops the IN
!, gathcrer. II we're honest 10 them they're MOI
- est 10 rs.
II Como down 10 this city; they're talkin
about relief from taxation. No one unde
,, stands it, New York has expended near
u ilG,0ODOOO for buildings and Sl6WOOO Il
v" Judges and court. expenses. | would reileN