Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-03
DIR. HAMILTON VIEWS THE FLATS.

l Dh HAMILTON VIEWS THE FLATS
 Dr. Hamilton went to ride this evening anc at his own request was taken down by the flats "Wheough ID said he, ''what is il smells so?'' 'The flats" said his compan ion. ''The President ought not be left near | them week,' remarked the surgeon, and he asked to be driven in another direction. No 1 ofhclal consultation on the question of re- moval was held tonight. The Cabinet are 1 cheerful and anxious to have the President in different atmosphere as soon as practica- 1 Die The President slept well early in the evening and after he had been sponged off l at 10 P. n. his pulse was no; temperature and respiration normal
 BLAINE's DISPATCH TO MINISTER LOWELL. The following was sent at 10 D. m: Lowell, Minister, London:
 The President has had very satisfactory day and tne Judgment of his surgeons all his symptoms e nao less fever and better appetite than for many days past
 BLAINE, Secretary. BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
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 EXECUTIVE MANs1oN,l
 WASHINGTON, Sept.2-s:3O .. m Ane Fresldent slept well during the night and this morning his condition in all respects favorable as yesterday at the same hour Pulse 1CO, tempera
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 F. Fl. HAMILTON.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION, r, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-123O p. m. changed since the morning bulletin issued fulse ioo' temperature s7.7, respiration 1s
 j. 5.5. 4 RooDWsnD, RooDEs.
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 FRANK H. HAMILTON,
 '1 I4TouT1rvE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Sept. g. 6:3O '. m. me Presldent has passed comfortable day and the evening appears better than for days past He nas Laken large proportion of nutriment by the mouth and manifested greater relish for it. His pnse shows some improvement as regards frequency and strength. The wound shows as yet little change Ihs evening his pulse is 104 temperature s92 res piration IS. ~
 D. V. BLISS.
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. wooDwARD, l
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 F. H. HAMILTON.
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 EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l
 WASHINGTON, Sept 2-12 midnight Thus far the President has had good night The | piration being normal. The pulse is running be tween 102 and no. No unfavorable symptom has |
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-. m [ Up to this hour the President has had eoually as good night as last night. The favorable synptoms are unchanged. The inmates of the Executive Man asleep and up to this hour there every indication night 'A THE PRESIDENTS INABILITY FOR BUSINESS NEW YORK, Sept. "A special dispatch from Washington says the Cabinet has had no formal consultation as to the policy to be pursued in the matter of the Presidents ina bilty but the subject has been freely and frequently talked over. Secretary Windom says his department can get along for the present without executive interference, but some other departments are embarrassed. | In many things he would himself have pre- ferred to confer with the President before acting. Of General Arthur he says: eaThere s no danger from anything the Vice President would do His only aim would be to do as nearly az possible what President Garfield would do were he able to give matters of business his personal attention" There is reason to be- ! leve that as soon as the President is able to pc moved one of his physicians probably Dr. Bliss, will be requested to broach the sub- ect. He will say to the President that the physicians have decided that he should be lllowed two or three months of uninterrupt d convalescence, during which his mind mould be relieved of all cares, that this time will at least elapse before he can safely as- tune the duties of his office, and that mean lme 1t has been suggested that the Vice ,lEty of the executive office. It is believed hat thereupon the President will sign the 'roper paper announcing the facts to the ,eople and commenting the nation to the 'ice President, who will act until such time s he may be again able to resume his posi- , ion at the head of affairs.