Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
GOULD AND kEENE.
rhe Tive Noted WAN street OpersfsFs
COntrasted.
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The Tive Noted vi all Sereet ODefoso9O
Contrasted.
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Probably no two men on the street
sner - widely in temperament as DO
ness wv operators. They both have
d tnen th> elements of unpopularlty,
'hd that's ab>.rt all they have in COM
mon. The unp,.nlarity of each, how
| ever, will be wroug.t for very different
| reasons. keene wold be generally
| unpopular because he Is Indifferent as
| to the opinions of others, and is some
what irritable in disposition, and not
always agreeable in manner. Gould,
on the other hand, while not seeking
the favor of those with whom he comes
IN contact, Is not averse to its bestowal,
and IN temper and manner is soft
and fine to the social touch as the wool
of the lambs whose symbols he has
feeced by the thousands.
Gould Is said to have some kindly
mn5atdzRut they are not SO plentiful
| oraat '---ALam around with him
! o,ha opportunities as-noahably no
nes In money getting. nv ra-oYzl
ySpeahing truthful word now and ~
~. ne mas business friend who 30
nt. o. money on words and on;n;or,s
r ,.Iieo by him. or through his oft;oa
tbat tne past two years, it is becanse
ances. oo MS utteY
nnsteh1 e' on the other hand, while he !.
y;tas ' and suspicious, and neither ;n'
an. 80 accepts condolences ia aho.-o
tba ,, ie petty misrepresentation Co.
with f oi sucking an acquaintance
IF C;o,ta lew hundred shares of stool
nan of rons uiu give an opinion to a | !
,tock w. elale means that certain :
.uch relance could be placed :; as
poh the varying winds - M ~ as
me heene, If he could be in5n' la
&C an opinion at all, and If ha " FL
e'eo ms opinion was TO h. 80. re
"a "a would express himself sincaraI tn
- oh ms best Judgment. OF conra te
es not apply, in either casa 90 an
aces made to active traders II az w
- he'.n Is considered entiraI, t Inc ch
o :, thlng on Wall street TO 5e.o; ne gu
ohe VINO might exert the sn,a1Ia All
n OF influence on the marLat, En-
yuuSes' few editors, and a ano
leg legislators, have made monen see
~. uouids Office points, but tbs Tine
bfnI , ~ De drawn there. The moro hav
't;on ' .e service, the more close the this
al she greater the confidence ra Ii
81 Dy an associate or fr;enJ .t bott
yer the Official loss inflicted IN. paid
'ase' cannot be said of Kae,o ious
aspect do these great onera. ing [
SO widely as in business &c. with
sene Is speculator. pure and civ; billie
ana SO thoroughly imbued With - ago
saa' ne has never made his marL ing
/. single outside enterprise H. appri
! - sne aoiest and most expert oner- he
ia mat line, however that - and t
" wan street, and had IL NOT 49,, vertis
;. :. iiistake-that of extending him Segui
he Nonfd f hoG1k fave s -grsSStoa, to apr
CHI 100000 that he has ceghl
Gould is one of the shrewdest h; nD1e
'o.. uo .r .ee' LIE u me Sunda
q Se;@etor e stapsndoas Fl -
OF MS WONDERFUL apiAIy Is Nno the Sa
f men with which he has become
nded, and of whom he is the
He is not afraid of great asso-
him, and so well poised As
that his staff is not the sol
of his supremacy, which IS so up the
lly attained and so discreetly ex- him:
as not to irritate those who ac- to-day
edge it. Keene is agile, needle "Did
and bold in his operations; hid yo
is slow, patient, deliberate, broad "Wf
in his. led in
led Mans welcome to willard. On
n Bull, of the Crows, at the Spike.l ie'
10 the last of it-this is the last | to the
for me- to do. Lam clad to see 9Th
g here, and hope my people of For {
ow nation are glad to see you, Presen
There is a meaning in nv part of you &c
remony, and understand it. The mo
onr lives ia near at hand. The In re;
of nv people are almost num- Forme
already thew are droppinp off | groom
10 rays of sunlight in the western | Now,
OF our once powerful nation riage
arc now Int few ieft-iust a little | the br
nj ard wa too will soon be gone. by he
n the savage, though, has given roun'
to civilization, the whites will door,
They will enjoy the same bright wv
the same glad sunshine, the groom
,ous mountains, lakes and rllls, comes
once we delighted to roam. They lie
live in it, populate it with III
,wers of their race, but will they w
+ remain in undisturbed posses &C
4 this grand domain? Who knows 70 get
at some race, at present unknown,
lake its appearance and overpower
Ike away the land from them, too?
as the last chief of the pale face
stands before the conqueror, .ainet !.
e bid him welcome to his all, to hao :
me, to his life, to his very soul, ourieo
more earnestness and with as aenoe
s;,esr;tv &c his rod brotbar vol man 6
~, ncua Tar, olod 70 60. vor mind,
i''-', him
inclin,
Judicfous narkeS' took
Texas SiftlngSl preacl
Uncle Nose had never been to . mas
eatre, but having struck up Oils Prope
theatrical troupe and having re- terced
| complimentary ticket to the | his c