The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-22


The District democrats are split up il
70 more cliqnea and factions than ar
hose of amy Congressional district il
the country. Not being able TO vot'
they seem to exercise themselves
'quarreling. HiSh knew Of s' me goo
man that ! could feel confidence in,
would tell him to mike the appoin
mcnts and | woull burn every paper
nave on file"
The President tells good story
ahl,t AN interview which he had not
long ago with II democratic Gather i'll
Israel" who hi como to the White
House to urge him to greater activity
III tne go,d cause Of Topping of the
heads of the republican office holders.
III. caller WAS che i the thorong! going
sort whose principle idea # reform was
in changing the rerSoaneiof the Cover :
m ut. Il til y,u what it i, MIR Pr' ST.
lieut. said he. "vr have ut to get RI
Of the carbuncles," and he brought hi
| list down Oh the arm of his chair vi
big thunp WHAT! said the Press
dent, "whnt do II mean Il dent quite
nrner4tan,i you. Il tell YOU. ,ir, -,
ric venela' lr ti1 II, "we have got t.
ret rid If III sc c,ri,uucl,s in the
y~rnr. "Jh, Of course, We have.
returned the ? ..,dcnt, ocrln" hal his
caller Was lriv a. at eve have got to
ct rid Of tie carhu c.cs" is HOW one Of
the regular Cabi ct meeting .iokes Of tt g
dn,inis,rati ~, ,udth word 'haruacles"
| which was, of c ,ur,c. in the old fellows
mind, is in dan n Of heremins obsolete
in The White lrnse Lxlcon.
The ups and downs Of political life
are something remarkably Ell cur. A
few DAYS. or uim,t.rs lnakr Z thc DIFF
ference in the world CAPT G. /. Henry,
w'o was Mars ,all uf the Di.tric uiatr
,;arti,l, and Vas looked upon n, NJ,
to Tire Pre-. Il. at, is now rnrnng hi
Ohio farm last where he WAS tw'nt,
wears 40, VIXEN Garfield first t"'lNr
lima and made him q postal e'r!h. h"
ia king with lie .t,y recently he told IN
how the polite ',ns treated him her
While ,,artl,M ;v.i. Hai;t lie. y ~
~ orricd Inc ain To r,ait. vas
fl ndcd with inyitathna to due. Seua
tors, Judges, generals, al wcrc ativr me
with the mcn of low degree, ut@ll": IN
to do this AMI that AID Ia lntric dc ( I !
them, Tn. moment tie claeh 81 ca = /
.c;u', pistol resoundtd ''c"e l"''p'' ID |
not know me-. So Far rs that WAS c'n- |
cerned, wa rcli.'. nnl it W. al
terrible cuunir - II Il e weakness
umanitv." And So it is With ,>ervma'
who hrs been near a President, aud. in
fact, with the Presidents themselves.
Here is } Sta icy Brown, who in 1870
At Mentor and 1881 in Washinst" was
the most sought oi amy man except the
President himstlG. He is now 'st sta. t
ing life ns Il schoolboy He hats resigned
his clcrkship to =" to colcge. 4 certain
dealer ON pennsvlvani, Av-ne has /,
recommendNt!0 ION Tor * wares signed lN
Il. +. HAYES and his private secretary,
Il gers, The average WaShingtonian Of
t,,-day has to sc, aIcll Ills head twice to
remember who Rogers WAS Will II b
thus with Col. Lamont Undoubtedly,
unless the Pr sidrnt provides ior iln.
by appointing him 10 SOM life position,
and even then, VIXEN change pf admin
stration comes, hc may be court-mu-
tailed us Swain was. But it seems t.
me that there is No man in the world u,
Ivrs consequence than an ex.Presi lem
unless he has done something else he
side being President. Washington, Jack
son, and Grant were powers as private
citizcns, hut Grant lost much of his
power whsn the politicians ceased t.
'hoom" him for third term.
1t has been claimed tina there
an active demand iur silver dollars III
the south, and that if the Government
would encourage the circulation Of the
coin in that section the pressure on til
Treasury vaults would b. lighterei.
Bat the crrand Of Swatar, to New Or
leans does not agree with this Theory
the Swatar,, it seems, has been vider ii
to the Crescent City to take away from
the storage vaults of the mint ther,
i50 tons o. silver dui,ars FIR which Int,