, 1881-07-07

HHlfsclS III Ll!E FHaes ttIAt tAf' ''"'" "".'c
were hidden h,scs. Tho lowering hi Inc
pulse he regarded as vcry cnco',Fagi'ig' a'ht
rs indicating that tho Internal injuries were
favorab!y progressing. fills Is TIC tlrat ZINC
that Gen. Barnes Inns expressed liopo tint
tho President might recover.
SENATOR JONES, OF NEVADA,
nj whose ],o,tso Vice-1'rcsli1cnt Arthur Is
stopping, su!a to-.lny that, II l,c Ind ever
suvpnsc.i It lossib1o TINT Garfield wot,lal not
survive during his fntr.yrnts' leti,l, lie
fArt,tur, would never l,ayG thought Of nc-
ccpllnr tho Vice-1'rrstlcntial nomination.
Mr. Jones, who Is also MI irttmata personal
friend Of Senator Conkllng. st1t TINT the
la.tur, III tho event Ut tho Presidents death.
would not accept my Office li'hler Artlauf's
Administration. an.i would not M ll's pcc"
said, bccolno Secretary Of state.
ALI. THE ME,,ugt,s or THE CABINET
catct early, and cn,l,o tlown from tho n,ysl-
riaus' rDo,u with smiling faces. Mrs. Scerc-
tury blaine AMI Mrs Sccrgtn1y Lincoln tlilye
calut, and remain with Mrs. fairfield, Mrs.
Gen. Sler1uai, Is MISC with tho Presidents
wife. Thu CnhInctHi Officers have nll gnnc 10 tilcif
Departments, having sctnred cDnsEt(erniite
secp lls. night, and nro ellslcayorlil2
Ia intend tn tic rOtltiic OF olseG'
work. 'rllcy urc II, c1ustu,t communication
with tic White llonseby means Of telegraph,
and special messengers for cacl, Department
arc III whiting to convey instnlt messages tn
tile residences Of Tho Cabinet officers TT the
Bycnt nj MI yHfnv1rnhle cllAnEe III tho eo,1-
Aton: Tho President sufd Upon awakening
Ills morning, II feel ,nprc refreshed tllan Mt
sny time since thu occurrence"
THE PRESIDENTS lmys
tavo bollnvctl spcMlittly untter tito trying
prtcnl Young uarry Garfield came Into tho
aNtc-room this morning. "}0n nre
looking cheerful this morning. sall
lfr. Morton, addressing lin. II feel
theerfu)," snitl tho Presidents son, ntltllng
sho remark TINT the h,l!ctf, Just Issued was
asptendftl oI,r. As Ill evlt(U1leu OF Mra Gnr-
fields faith tn the Presidents ultlmntc re-
toyery, It may DO stated tll0t sie las slseh
Instructions to A1r. Morton. WllD hrs cnhrRo
II the newspapers received ut tho Wl'Eto
House, to preserve all tho Dxcflat,Rcs, rs tho
President would probably Ike to look over
Them when lo gels we'll. Mrs. Garfield does
aot seem to consider tin possibility OF lntal
result. Tic same snitEl'lno spirit appears to
inspire nll the Presidents t0tnlly afld Ills Ill
amato friends.
sacuErAnr AM, MIS- LINCOLN
nlat!e n short call about 10 o'clock. Tho
iii SpCNklllH Hl .4AlS&
"ldon't hclieyp my cEuugu that could occur
lii the Presidents condition would shake
&hat nobre won,an's faith III lis ultimate re-
coyery.n Secretary Blaine lad short talk
with Tho President, whom ln liatE not bccn
ab!eto SEQ for two days Mrs. Bnino llas
takei, her turn iii Sitting ut tho Presidents
bedside. 1lc seems to cnjny her tlcIlcasc 1T
tentions' tho PRESIDENT l!as no moro ialtll-
full frtciHl tim Mrs. Dr. Ellison, who proved
such Ill efficient nurse to Mrs. Garfield
i'll her rccelit Illness. She sat at
his bedside I'LL lust night, and Tanned ]'it I'LL
through, tho still, quiet hours. DR.. bliss
wcut to tho White llollso ut midnight, aA1
remained there TIL .laybrcak.
HIS FACE rEa1Ss TO SHOW SIGNS
Of tho terrible struili l,u. las been tnttcr. Ile
Inns hatl but very ltttlo rest, and Is scarcely
ever away moro ,hnn few hours at II tinlu,
Justtee Swaync, Col. Rockwell, mud Col. Cur
bin hnyc also rendered good service In tho
sitting up with tic President mil attending
tohls personal wants, Judge swaynp sprUl,-
nbly t!Iu most intimate Of tltom iii, MD tho
President talks to ttm Il, n nlnyt confidential