The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-12

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| Anere IL NOT very mocn u review IN tax
ing retrospect OF the late session OF the |
senate IL was NOT expected or intended
20 oe an important session beyond the TACT
that II was called to MI the gap between |
tine single lite OF President Arthur and ut |
ter vacancy OF the ONCE: Yet with all the
session furnished a considerable amount OF
interest," short as 1t was. The decision Of
the democrats to elect the President pro
TEN while tney had temporary majority, |
was IN ieseii the means ot exciting consid- |
eraole Pon!icai interest," ana u provoked
retai'tory iceiing among the Republicans,
tnat resulted IN the election ot Judge Davis
NOV tnat II IS all pasr ana results only are
sides. that some sort OF a comnr,,nise bv |
which one candidate. had been o.rre.d unon
would have heen better tor 10th VARIES and
generated a better f.el;nv both IN md mt
Of body. But 20 long as the active princi.
ple of our politics Is the snoils Of off;re This
sort of political wisdom NAV not he looked
for. Mere t.mporarv s,,cccss--to ,,e, and
II possible. to hold without much r,Hnrd to
means-is tn. rnle ~ ort;cn Trrch;rn
the apnoint,n-nts made and confirmed 1,r'
ing the session II may Nv. soid that for th,.
most mart President Arthur has been sim
ply adminster;nu unon the estat, of his
Predecessor. nh. m,,.t ;mnort,nt ro,r;no.
tons were those of I,dye Foly,r To he Ser.
retarv Of the Treasury. Gen. lanes 10 su,
coed himself ms Postmaster (;en,ra, and
Mr.. Hattor to succeed Mr.. Tyuer as First
Assistant Postmaster General Nearly -.
.. not quite all the other nominations were. m.
pointments of the late President.
1t il now very generally belicye. her.
that ludyc Davis will in the future net Win
the kcpublicans. There is no donht that
had the Democrats elected him President
pro tenn. they would have secured him he
yond peradventurc. But this in the past
E and the Democrats NAV as well face. til,
E fact that in all their calculations for the f,,
! ture the biz Senator from I,l;noi, must be-
!. counted ms against them. Several of tht.
that thev wouiu sto'e. '."'c str"sn''''s.
Kepuo,,can IN 1he chalr t"ar !uose laws
:. ana II the kepuol'eans ofouSh' III Il moron
4 IN i'ece'ntnf 10 eject one o tae't oM" NUN
: tneV "ouia .naNe no opios"'""' nu' ",'''
the vote OF Juae paws sec"'ea, the Ne'
rn'!'e?ns nave no hcenf''e 10 a'1rm'' !
l. rh'n"e, ana t''ey na'v PLAINLY '''a'."..'
II TINS Hle"' 90 lar as I'c "'''ee'> y. ~"
IS senate are concerned t'e democratic m
y c"mbent' have some reason !" tte' easy
ior Judge LAWS mas rePeateolV eNPfe>>''
Il himself as opposed 10 turning men out 4"
Y. Once nnless or cause ne u'n'a WIN 'h'
v president Just before ne i'tt ,"r nome
d Nheh NE comes M'ck ne VIII MAKE 'hc a'
v pont'hcht u! Keeper o' we oe"''e e'o-
.hoP 10. w''c'' nearly a'' '''c 'es'"u'a''
a keepers III Town nave oeeh running : "''e'
20 him. -,
is ,r Inc session OF thc woh,'h .N''i''.' i
j. temperance =. mo" yuN' ..'''s.u,eu '''''
II. was an interesting one a''u 'r"'''u'" l'c'N
<. ant nciaeh's' nc mos. t'r',,'.'e'., ''''
widest h"o"" nS"e !" II wis '''H> '">'''
x- D. An'"onv' VINO Is ~ u's sc''.e's .'..
10 o'uer III appearance 'na" s''v was ."e''''
/. years ago iier h:''' !. >ish,'N 'i'S''
ly with grey bnt u'nc seems 10 WORK chan"e
IS very slowly upon htr CAIN, lntc'i,scnt rae.
N She appeared o" ,''c platform dressed !,
black ana wearing me s:nn slestac".: Wh'c'
-. nave hccoine 80 ta'hhli'r III car'aturc
-, ~ Next TO Miss Antn"nv, Miss Frances
IN W'''ara inc Ifss''en. ~ t'e ~, :. mon ~ yer
-. maps lhc oeSt KNOW" over '"e ."''''''
~ ~ She Is ais" next III point "i an'iitv' an
- prooao,v hrSt !" wo'na'nv lu''."> "s
y Clara Baton, who will ''c rcmemhereu 10
her services In the Army as nurse and Mrs
IN u, woodbridge OF ONO I'M. nenre'ars. , wst
Ok among the other prominent laa'es IN arlene
ut ance Inc most .hriI.,nG ~, scsne ot .nI se'
'at SION was whe" MISS n"IoA ~. .," nan
er OF ner motner; VINO mao pee'' nrans". tne,
I'm unknown 10 hel, aho IN !re'n""s ...a aees"'
IN introduced her to the audience as as "the ae'
heart tnat never !a'.eu me. one pau q
ed eloq1eht tr'pu.c % ~. t"e aseu ",'e. .,' 81, w.
ire stooa oes'oe ne.. me scene !" .'e e""'.
he was remarSao.e' "ot an eye WIS u.H .r, "'' ~
Big many iao'es actua''F C''eo a'o"o' l"e :"
the lady thanked the SohVeht" anu '"e
md kissed her aausn.er. .: wnsre"lo" '"e'e W.
oss tresh outo"rst o. en"'o"'
III exncrt To hear much of that sort of thin
=, in a Convention Of rather strong minds
,,,l women. Net there was 4 Eood ucal ~
~" yninp on At one of the sessions MI
'sS, Morrison n drlicate.lOokinu lady from L