The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-12
! sketches Of tie Men.
THE .sEqnRgsTlARY OF = STATE.

dent as United States district ut torney. soon
afterward aband oned y the office. It Nas in
March, 1S89, that he was chosen I'd suc-
seed hiS father IL Hon. Y James "a Bgyard, as
United States senator. " He was i sfsteriing i
adherent to the doctrines OF the Democratic
party, and came in . short time to. be. regarded
Is one of poneuts iii; th6 upper
house. Through the framing of all the latter
reconstruction egislatton he stood as tho repre-.
tentative Of the large part Of the NortheIps
Southern states .and, althonEh int iie minority.
.anse99s leN #tns1 81, and becameIs
lis Denaocrhtie colleague Rainsb tie seating Of
rutherford 9. gaAyes ii the prsside chair.
III Ms dlsSpssion Mt Bay
ananoial ssttons: q rs ~ mod efate tariff man
ind STRICT nstruct ionist and economist. At
he cinoinnah cony atom 1880. he was next
Iotes TO 171fer HancocK.s t0h the second ballot
ihe acknowledgements made. He,was last elected
e s', shs sensss I'M term
ZEE SsPRRHf bo aS ZEE BaRssSR5
70. 1921. HIS parentags was ot Irish. English
ssess
~ Asaa Ss mersed
ne Albany Argus, with which paper he has ever
sinceai Sons capacity or another, been connecs-
an sssasd sSs g. rs
little Of II VI asns
RsaD'f sS ss sas sasa
Tor EovcrnoT, and was q " delegate to a
ihs 81 Louis that
been 8 member % the Democratic state commit
zee since l 1910. Was tts tseoretary In $40 and
1880. and was elected chairman m 1881 which
%s%
# Chicago last and+lt is generally conceded
that he showed great skill In the convention as
afng has been aotiye and successful onrside,of
sireotorof tic Albany sasauehansa halfway lisa
3mercinl bank Of Albany, Of which ne was 6rst
director and then vice tpresid lent. he sis also
park commtsstoner Of Albany and is d. director
Sofs the Albany Electric Light COMPANY.
81 THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. fssE
4 Lucius G. @. Lamar, OF Oxford. Miss WAS born
In Putnam county. Ga, Sept. b, 4 s25 was eiu-
M@s
CD. under the Hon. az 81: Chappe .and was adj!
$mitted to the bar IN s1e47; moved to Oxford,
mathematics i'd the university Of the state, and
held the position shssistant to Dr a TsBled-
! 500 edttoriof2the Southern Review, which he
i Ga, where he Ieaumod The plaosice 81 lay; was
elected to the egislatnre Of Georgia In 1858; in
4 1854 moved Etos his, plantat ZION In Lafayette
afth and xth ongfessesof tGe United
states, and. Resigned I'M 1850 "a take d seat in
the secession conyention OF HIS atate dnE 1s61
colonel Of tho regiment and wss pros
NOTED to the coloneloy; In 4 1858 WINS. intrusted
By RrssIasns psgIs
professor OF political economy and social science
tn the Uniy ersity Of and IN 1867
was transferred to the professor ahips Of law:
United States, and was ro-e leoted to the Forty
fourth conRress; and WINS elected to the United
States senate q. q Democrat, TO succeed James
\ Lusk Alcorn, Independe nt, and took his seat
March 81 "a was re-e lected In 1882 His
term q sservicsan The senate VIII expire March
e liam Grpwnin I'D sEndioott, Mr.. Cleve-
1897. and 81 the son Of William Putnam Endi-
ghield, who, was "a representative to- congress.
9 lie attended the Salem schools, and was graduR-
ted from Harya5d college i'm the class Of 1e47.
Peabody, and has, two children, q son and .
daughter Judge ndicottG stud lied rat HEryard
law school and read law IN the office Of the late
about 1850, and O. few years later formed a.part-
5nership with the late J.. w. Perry. and continued
4 with him until his appoin tnaent by GoyaW WASH
( This position he held nntil 1882 when he re-
made M extended tour 81, the CONT nent. He was
Is5sandi S53 when. 10 was eiscted president o.
4 that board. BE Was city solicitor from 1858 to
1867 Heis q member Of the historical society
s esss
& his altations with the Domoc party dating
\ from the Bell Everett campaign of 1890. bnt he
was hacandtds OF his spatty FOR governor IN
The state but did mot himself appear in the can.
sv NJ sSya sSs s Ssss
me highest lehaisotei. The 5aaes ,has never
ssassss soses 4Ss Is
imposed notably to have been the case when
\ Gen. Butler was the Democratic candidate Tor
on
4 that OF his 9assooiates His home ts In the old
Puritan city Of Salem, and het Is q, descendant
aan & ss oSeas sa the
selated In one Of HaR horne Sc -Twtt e-told
asnsss
81 Boston, the oIato the fonndat ion and also
e shs sspa tRess
IS ~ esn inthrOp Gov
s ool ah WsisasS t h Secretary q
born 1885, ais f N Gen ass WHIT,
esa ss poys 81 soe
t8I860, and prominent among the great Demo-;
lrats OF that state, was regarded as one OF the
So ssosns s sssn sS
Ess sas %illsm Mhitssy
sanns1 sfls ss,lsss sssshs
aDon political economy, who was his class.
Y mate, Nj. Whitney divided tho first prize for
ratiaa Sis class Ia d la
isss sad sssdiss vs. S
u s i P III III ia
us process which hss iilas since fol.
GM as sss ss sas ssass more ~
susssss ss md shesa il several
+ IND ailitor Oh Tho Evening Gazette. atter dispos!
ing Of q half Interest In apers was obliged
Il e leave that journal and ssartsd the Evening
him By his former par Az the rlsk OF In,
saseaial iasRass Rsh &
{ securing the counsel of older mon IN the profess
y. hon His success In dismisafnR the charge ke.
,ured him high Htandi ms. Later ne sncce e
X srenGh Airst him is tho editor of tho Round
Sioycl 81 arinitt S3auht. mi 30! MI hitnsy
Ecung Aiea's Democrat 10 elub: whicE st!ll cons
arcn,insnt an,ons those 4, the club Slio main
Tho polls ID ths Is elueiton pc that year
4 hen tho citizens nsserted their ana
sSssl,s sgslust VEGA a.
i kcrk MS bonn lnints d siuosg TINT time.
y, Nhttuex setyed ~ ~ inspector q schools Y