, 1881-11-30

laht ldea httl t'ioli1ht IL leaslo'e' II hau
gos no!a ol the money! IL "oula la'e nt:e'i
ieasipic. consumed so'nral parties apo"t
H. anu tllcy nj :thouRait IL eratla ScllehM',
ont would mol put money l'lio ~ "tn' ~ "
leu liro0gli. Af!sniR otaafs' ! applctt III
ar. Adn'is Iresdent OF tAe secofla Natlost'
n nanR OF rfeenor', s.pposeu 70 oo "of"a
Halt 11li''ion aoilhfs' 1'oia Hill
WOULD MAKE HIM GOVERNOR or ILLINOIS,
md he said lie, dill not want to ba Gnrernor.
1le had bcc,s State se'1ator, a1ld was n ina,,
III reputation anu e!'llsscteF' n'lt 'e ultt mol
pun oat very wen a!taf my 1ntefslow Win
hlm lio dill not llave my political nsplra-
tlons' wanted to got hold OF tliosn fellows
who had.botll aspiration and money. They
were tl1u kind OF fellows to help me. AdHns
did not sec1l to care anything about being
Governor. llo was man about Goyears old,
and lla preferred hls old simple way of living,
a'd did not caro- to 60 Into politics. also
consulted my OLD frientt oharlIe lteeal on tto
matter. boliBvo lie put VI Into 1t, which
went to theology utter TINT. nnd
That was worsa tllan tho newspaper
business. Tho hlca Of publishing tic New
York Herald simultaneously III Chicago was
part VI the ihfcr-Ucctt7t sci'ohe. =,
luokeu noont tho pull1liR nlla Dresses
consulted tue manager or tho western uhton
Telegraph Con!palY' it1ll a!so Tho manager
ot tile Atlantic " l'nelt!c Telegraph Conf
patiy. Tho Atlantic u l'aclM wns Just start.
inR ut tint time, mid Its manager WIS MI nc-
I've young fellow who waited to got bltsi-
,less. said proposed to duplicate the New
YORK Hcratu dispatches, and he thought 1t
| All Immense tlllnk-artl 80 1t was. wrote
to James Gordon Bennett nbont tile dlspatcl'-
es. think told lin II he helped Tie out
III the matter,
I WOULD CONSIDER THE "nERAEp" SUIT
| At AN End.
| Qnostion--Aftcr you gave ZIP tho news-
paper enterprise Ill Clllcago, what did You
next tlo? Answcr-Tllut brought me t'nwn
to tue winter and spring Of 1S1''. I tried to
pick up tic law business again, Which Ind
neglected, bit law business was scarce, atld
found 1t hard to get any. Then went ont
to your place III Wisconsin. worked
around tho house, studied theology and tho
New Testament. read tile papers, a,ltl sonrcl
trees and all that Kind OF thing. III Oetobar,
1 1870, was In ChEcngo during tho Moody n1'd
Saukey meetings. | attended the prayer
meetings aud services regularly. day ond
hight,
DURING THE THREE MONTHS MOODY MAS
THERE.
from October to obituary. During all that
time was with Moody, and bore an active
part y WNs gu ushat. aHo holpea arousu III
neene'"! ""S' spohc ~ pf's:1@1"t''"iHS
,tequenty. oo1no tllls n Novamper, o"f!hs
easo. pas1oE OF tne lhtru fsesoyteslan
ena1c.', t, say III ielelehce 10 lno MSs: II
"h4 ine lhenl1lt9 1ot'i tarry III eol''e'
"hn1 ~ .'l''t " tAeo n'ct'!lsn' n.Ve ~
cuhlsss, ~ nun ol hoa' ,hat "u not Nno"
What uaat mea''s' ~ t1a. llll'e tnele was
9auSl eSpeGtataon " tne po'sc 'msha t.la1 tllo
oHsloI ln'knt s1on MppG"', a1lu eant I'en =, 11"s y
possat'su peopl9s Hl'lus 9'or slhce. lhal
set my p1a9n "a'if'sng' anu noeah 70 lll'es-
tIeate u. "eua to Wor1 III the IilcaRo
I"o,lc l'lo'a.s' ata aus oat Ias teetule on
lao oeeouu Ioth11'R' As j" result ?' tlfat III
Ves1'sH1'oi "o',t - "oth a'Iu "!oae NY
iectnro' Inc 'aeh OF 'nnt lcc1liro "
Dliehy th,s: tl'at uie second coming OF
cMsisl occurred ol! 1ne oes.fuet!on OIL .ieF''-
sa'e'il' III taoe1ou's' o41es1!S oseIh IhesHsa1onl'
t'l". ~ WIS AlI efeht ~ t'io sp!t1ltH1I "oF'u'
nllu l1las tao aesiflletnH' ol Jetasaion' "as
tae outwa!" s'Rh o. i!1s COMING. l ho3l
tiat ioe a1l u,ese elh'seea centuries !!1e
churcncs nave peen ~ error IN al'pooslng tht
sacoha COMING o1 Clf'st 10 w ~ u'c !atufe
A""' 10 ~ P'oPo w " W." ~ .11s"''
was Wfallel'' anu lllatwas the tesoit OF tnfee
. OF 1o"F sea1a' '''ost'Ra1'o" otl TINT subject
pELlvEn1So THE LECTURE.
The witness then went OH to rolate Ills yari
Gus lalinres ~ aeltve1!l'R has !eelufe III c'll
taRo. Evanston. Hac'ne' halafhozoo' AM
Afoor' petfolt' 1psl!antl' !oleao. cleveland
Hnllalq, WashanRtol,, Nochester 5yracHsc
Albany, Troy. alt! cisownefc. l'a frequent
" laughed as he repeateu so'ae oi tho ''i'
i,iorous Incidents III lsis 1ntIi'res' Aivarion
, lines ho "as put OF TIC fa!lfoaa cars for 10
payahg NY iare' anu arreste1l Tor HOE pay'l'
llls ooaft1 pll's Al otlof I!fies !lo grow OK
cllod III tho assertion that III all hf
t!ld he vas "Ako u. Fa.ll'" eliEagod Il
uie services OF Col. a'id that tiotl wa
therefore responsible fqr us board b'!'s, u
thus latter point liza sald: y 'litl not give II
'ectnslllx bacausu OF my repeated failures.
stuck to my work. hly tuen was TINT. Us
) was WORKING Ior tne ''o1a' ! vault i'o NJ
: duti Rna lot ultn tako cure OF mo as Ito tol
dlspasctl. ! went INTO TINT Whole husinos
to serve tila Lori, not 70 mako money. 1sue
cess or failure was nothing TO inc. i c0natt