National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-03
THE MAN on THE AVENUE.
Small Talk About Men and Measure

An intimate friend of tho speaker said last
night that, notwithstanding the fact that
Mr.. Carlisle had repeatedly and emphatic
ally stated that under no circumstances
would he permit his name to DO used in tho
senatorial contest in opposition to Mr.. Black
burn, the fight between Gen. Williams and
Representative Blackburn had assumed such
proportions and developed such intense an
tagonism that tho party managers in the state
wero anxious to relieve the situation of its
embarrassment by bringing Mr.. Carlisle's namo
to the front. It claimed that he could be
readily elected, aud tho case has been brought
to his attention, with q very urgent appeal
for him TO reconsider his previous positive
declaration. Yesterday Mr.. Carlisle received
several kilograms all of them urging such
reconsideration, but as yet he has not in.
timated that he will change his mind. Ho
persistently declined to say anything further
for publication last evening. 1t was intimsted
at a late hour last night that IL was probable
that Mr.. Blackburn would eventually release
the speaker from his pledge to him, but that
such release would not be given until he had
become thoroughly convinced that his own
chances of success were at an end.
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good deal Of annoyance. 1t was when
first came to Washington as a sena-
tor. / knew something about news
paper men. knew there were reporters
.ro.o ,.isn thi,n. Tha nousn, NOV ,,,o,, rro,,
Now york aud Enston and othnr citios can,o
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oove them what had brt made n so,iors
,;stol,o col,od than oil ronortors Tbor
,yoro oorrosrondopts 7 noyo- found o,t tba
d;Gorenco ,,nti, 7 made nv Arat s,oocb in tbo
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and found ont ub,t tbo trorhIe w,s boyo
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hoI; Il hall Mo-
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a. ho slonr,1 himsolr oynr tbn Avonro Man.
dosL and odiustod tho rotcb ovor tho r,oca
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cornse oditor ia NOT choor.
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ond ,,o,,lt- liz ,s ho ro,,,arLod az shni,
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nv usual round. of the csmetorie, don't
soer, % ho understood ovac,lr 4, c,rsrol
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had hoan ,,vn Frnora,s snn,,th;nn nod han,
nonod a. him No,, ,ro;oc,ioro ond on,1o,
anneared in HIS frame and his Joints seemcd
to worL ho rdor +h,,, ,s,,I AIargo rort orbis,
costume consisted NJ bond.cas HE beo,thiest
o,,bod ,ot +,rrod oro,,5 somav,r so that
he hoo, wos In fropt or hin, uo ohsoryod
Tho, ,ho.o indications or ,o,c,,;c action ,ye-o
,ttr,ct;ns ottontion and be aoid AZ won't
to corsdorohlo oxnorsa tbis war /, oottino
II, NV calling cords. and 7 beIiove tho dc,igS
was onito cbaste am surs IL vas uniouc.
n, .,no and If tho cards bnd an oman cotiin.
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NJ no,no 700, dono in Iottor, p,ode
~ ,h;nh ho,oo sh;, bo,os aud a,r, boncs a
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,.,,+oa % hovo eort;mort oil nv,
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H. ror vo,u prnoro,, 7 ,,ot;cod +hot
a. tha Cat tu,o or throo horsos
H. ,o,,aa ,ooor.;o,, not ,,,,,o. vol,
would call enthusiastic. But few of the Ia
dies shook hands with me, and when | went
into the lunch room everybody seemed 10 nut
down their mates and 90 out, observed
that two or three ladies, who, presume, had
atcn too many sweet things. looked male and
oualmish when | began to enjoy n sandwich.
There wasn't that cordiality that [ might
have expectcd.n
The cornse editor replaced his shoulder
blade. which had turned over nc he leaned
AGAINST the wall So mich Of his face ~ was
not covered with plasters bore pathetic and
renroachfnl expression. Said he. "You
know. / suppose. how nv acquaintance has
been made with society people. I have
attended and written I'm funerals in
their families. l think it no more
than just tribute of respect to call once q
year upon the near relatives OF the deceased
persons whose natural expression in the collin
have described, L consider it the proper