, 1881-09-07

str. Emory \. starrs returned to tho city yes
tprt!ay fruim New York. and Btnppcd l0ttH
rh,,,Kt Mt tho Grand paclau llotci To receive II
tull fr!Mu T'unuxE reporter, being thon on
hts way to Wisconsin TO try a lawsuit. Bpnak.
ing. In II general conversation. of Tho removal
Of tho President, Atr. !turrs snltl: III AM c0hfi-
rrnt thut 1t will lc uf yrrat good To him. ffe
1as been nnaiD,ls 10 ret away frum Warrington.
and this n1x!oty has boon on bis mind. There
WIS tittlo excitement cRtIscd by M
ticipatlon, but this was moro than Offset
by tho rocf when ho was fAirIy unHer-
way. fio was very much taken with Long
l.rnnch when he wnk there boforr, nnd tho sat-
Isfaction Ut simply being thara will he uf won.
ticrfnl advantage. AZ DR.. Hamilton snya, if
thore arc any absccsses 10 form tbey Will form
anywhere. nnd tho pure loa air Ia tho very best
thing to CleAr his buUl 0f tho poison"
"for hnye Just lcrt New ynrk, 10 you know
anything about tho reported conferences be-
tween tho Vice. President an1 hts frien,.sf'
held. Gen. Arthur Is fur too drlicntc trcilng n
ilan to permit anythlpg ct tho ki:ld. fio could
1t re st IT w m onss: aa n h t5an ae
Eaw Of him there ntn sure that tho matter wns
never thu subject Of any conference
HIVE yu, studfUl Into
THE INABILITY QUESTION AT ALP
"We.l. no. Tho thing II compasat!yely sim.
nIp. Tho Constitution makes tho vlce-i'rGsI-
tient tho SUCCESSOR III Caso OF tho unbllty of the
iFeshiieHt ~ ptf'oTM nis unllch' 1no fMes
place Or tho President in ministerial capacity.
1t is simply question or fact to 10 deter1ntne1,
tain hut fact Yliite a. well or butter than Con-
Ss p5s,snt vess s'n de!G,' s6 ena nS,orie @
once. tha Vice -I'resident would 10 called !pon
by the hcnd Of The department to which the
inhportnnt iTenty III which !tntnetllAtc action
was re'luIrsa tho SECRETARY Of State might U'ii.
c!Mlly request the Wee pTcsdsnt to ss1n as
theory tiat Wien tba vico- President assumes
tue duties he uecomts President Is at'sur'l and
never would be tolerated. Con; Arthur has had
tune for dcliberAton. and It ts lucky thnt itlsso.
for ! nm confident thai, he Will Do NJ
nearly. right ns can possibly BE- and thnt
theru,a any sentiment IN tho country which
OF poliGy. liud tho President died ai gilco 1t
would hayc been great caiaill1ty tu Tho Nation.
ttsn cnIaHlty tn u1ly event. pnt It wouli hIso
| been much greater had tho tlclth occurred 1T
uncc, for n.uny things might hase bcon dono
| which we sh0uld have regretted. Now rho M
tton has had tltno To cool down ard calmly Ic.
MGoratn on ,u,si WHIT must be dono II tho worst
What xas thc General feeling rs sou OBJ
| serrel 1t In New York T" ..-.. ....
| II wns much aston!shed to find that the two
ns9ns "f the % s mot SO fnT Hs
right Ia tue end. A little OF 1t coies 10 tho su
! fllcc now. nnl then. but on tho whue the wound
o e the s' rcaast has al ni
considerations In tho. anxiety for his wcttnre
10th parties now dfBposud to. drop tho mat
| ter. Tho anxiety over tho Presidents condition
| else In tho political world Is dead"
| As Mr.. Htorrs was In tho pleasant act OF pacls.
| Ing bis trunks tho reporter Withdrew to allow
hiin tt, complete bis preparations ~ we'll as tht
intenso hcAt would allow Uf.