New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE PRESIDENT Al ELSE.
HE SENDS FOR THE NEWSPAPER MEN.
,.x1vG CREDIT FOR The PHRASE "ISNocUoUs
DEsUETUpE."
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DEsUETUDE."
rRr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
DEER PARK. Md, June 5.-In selecting Deer
p,rS A. a retreat the turmoil and strife OF pubic
life Pres Cleveland has TO- lowed the precedent SCI
nv every President the last term OF General Grant
The advantages Of the place were first broughtto Grants
a,,eat,on through instrumentay OF General sher-
man He IN company with hali-hnndred men OF noie'
were present at opening Of the large Eotei July J.
1s72 Oh ,he Of the Barmore and ONO Rail-
roal Company. They We're. OF course shown over the
entire country erssbOuts, ana when Grant ERE"
trel OF state Sherman Suggested Irer
Prk as the place to find aDsoule
secnsion. III, nrst male II ls12 and Ne oc'
cupied iuite o. Ia the immense caravansay nc
came 9p0rtulcly FOR the secuson he sousht 's he
season its gat and no sooner was MS pfosce
knnwn than the rooms snapped Ike corner lots
by Ollie seekers He sought by taking MS rod anu reei
and goins across tho railroad track to senator DAvss
trout brook TO hnd peace Here IN pam view
from tie piazz' OF the hotel. he would stand
for hours pulling a cigar ana holding his
roe over baDbns water at his feet He seldom mad
a bite and when he did the ninole trout had usually
ierksd himself loose before be noticed il ON this
occasion he spent days here. The following
year Ia again for week and
during that time his entire Cabinet came
To consult with MIN >-ssin in tn closing year
ofhls administration he dropped down on the manager
OF the hotel unexpectedly ana remained three days
.ust before the day when decided the memorable
campaign OF $50 General Garfield, who hal been max
iag tho grand slumpng stopped here day 20 take
needed during Mr. Haves's term IN the Executive
Cnair De 4od his present the meeting Of
Temperance society here. General Arthur was for
A DIV the guest OF stephen b. Eikns
Amon- others have written their igGatures on the
hotel register Senator Stevenson. James G. Blaine
General sherman AM WIFE, General Crook and Wife, and
Senators Thurman German aud Barnum. Deer Park
has Jeeu o. several political lntriSues OF IA
"A condition OF brought AJO Ut
BIZ resi- .-nce here OF many prominent politicians
Tie Baltimore and OlO Railroad IS the prlAcpal IactOr
IN politics this state, aat their plans OF action are
usually c3usummated here. IL is sail that the first
requisite II empOye OF the road Is that he shall be
Democrat Ex-senator Henry 6. Davis was once a
caieffain IN the Baltimore AMI OHIO camp. but
could not his way clear to support their
candidate Cleveland the last camp ign. lie owns
about everything IN ths section OF the noun AIMS
That the Baltimore ana ONO people 40 hoI ana coutrSs
sawniS. coal mines Railroads and general stores ny the
previous eectlons he has narshaled ms forces
TO the pulls threats. but when Ii came 10 ques
OF Cleveland or Blaine. he bol'ed his Own ucket ahd
advised has cohorts TO stay az home or lve 1he rtono
tOnsIs lit. This Is the man who i now sharing win
Cleveland mis- mountain retreat and from their manner
toward would be surmised both had worried
49, ImW~iI,friT after Lis valet had put The Flushing
touches 10 Mr. { evelands toilet his morning, lie ap
peared on piazza smoking cgar HIS SHINY beaver
fad gwen pace 10 a broad brnmed black souch hat,
but Otherwise d. essed. as usual, IN black nock
coat anu black trousers. nan GH%eh
guards were cOnvcrslng the bridge which
determines the line OF approach 10 the bower" lie
walked down greeted them with peasanl
'Good morning His spirits seeineH 10 DuDo'e oFer1 ia
joKcd the detectives for twenty minutes allud-
Tng frequently 10 the manner IN WHICH tne Reporters
"Tey appear lie a gentlemanly lot OF fellows he
said legitimate object only of gathering news
aud shall inerpOse any OOstructi0ns 10 their get
ali the points they need as long as they do not IN
lie Was interrupted at this point by his vile wife
who called from the piazza IN contraito vcice
"Mr. PRESIDENT Come up here 1t Is delightfully."-
Without seconds hesitation TO argue the matter he
obryed injunction and on the piazza they sat
dent receive a delegation Of two cissns from q kIand
whose inv,ta 10 attend church there
70 Iaofrow lie assented and Patrick Han postmaster
Of Oakland and Rev. John s. Foulk pastor Of the
Garrett Memorial Church, were summoned lrom
the depot. where they bad awaited an answer |
They we're most gracioasly received by the
Chief Executive and MS bride IN 10 ~ ~, "a 80
he would attend services at the OAKLAND Cnufcn
few mputes later at the request of the President
delegation Of newspaper men arrived at the cottage
rhey introduced by Charles seden suprrInNhu-
OF Baltinores and Ohio telegraph department.
and mot cordially received. M
II have requested you TO call said the fresiaent
when Tho party been seated because have oeen
long enough in the Presidential chslrto know that there
considerable curlosiW GU tne part Si .io In
pubic to the details OF my movements ana AIN
disposed crafty tnit curiosity have, OF
received number oi messages OF songrat-
ulalions some OF which mad thought you might Wish
newspaper business myself thought would turn the
over 10 you that you misnt select those you
on table IN the of the sitting. room in which
m. marty was received were a stack OF loo
and 100 letters which had Deen from Washington
iasf ghf bv Coone LaInonL Mrs. Cleveland SAT 1T the
table tue mssiyes and placing IN sep
pie those she deemed Of moss importAn9e. .o.
on the shore OF Cayugs Lake"
Uwas from the students ana faculty of Wells College.
Among other congratulsory dispatches were the fot
lowing: - w., ,,
THE PRESIDENT. Deer Park, w.
send you my most cordial congratulations and good
vishes IHEslhK A. AlfihCh
LONDON, June 3.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND
Pray. accept my respectful situations Ha Ito 10
rnSSd aSss gay :. anu Inc N'4'' '' T HrSRr Irving.
NEW YORK, June ,.
MIR. Grant and her family send you and yOur bride
their compliments congratulations upon ths happy
occasion. FRED Il. OhANI'
LONDON. June g.
The Worshpiul Company OF Cloth "orhe,s LVnv, ~.
cher hearty and respectful congrttuatlcns 10 the
Pres dent United states upon his marriage anu
beg good wish for his continued heai'n
ana ndppiness
EscAyAnA Mich. June .
H.. and Mrs GROVER CLEVELAND. Washington d. O.
BELvA A. LOCKWOOD
dispatch from London stated that at meeting OF
otzens OF the United states OF AmeIca asse Dleu az
the American Excnance IL was unanimously resolved
"that respectfully tender our hearty congratn.a,
tions on the of your MARRIAGE ana desire 10
express YOU most sincere wishes l9r the napp
ness anu prosperity OF yourself ana Drle, ~ Gold
The Michigan Press Association ~ ~ az
Water a dispatch winch SAID tbat 10 DC cnosen i
was 49, honorable as to chosen President They hoped
there would be ecied yetoes ana 10 nnnsd
parlsans the household government anu hopeu
that TINS new union would never pass ih'o ihnoou'
dcsuetuCe." .- ,e.,
quiet smile appeared every face In the room when
Mr. Cleveland read tbs words "inDocuons desuetu"e
He point once and a smile broke over ns
T" There IA. been considerable discussion as to the
orlgiu OF that phrase" asserted reporter
ION it originated with me-. responded the President
knowingly | remarked when | wrote the words thAJ
they would PROBABLY rise TO consideraDe anu'e-
throu hout the country, but tue varatlohs tnaI
have been play ed up0niI exceeded my e1pectdtlonS
He then contnuel with the reAiins OF the
dispatches HIS wife passed them 10 hlm one
by he reqsired them aud occasionally snlied
at wording Of Of them I've French
Canadians of Cotton Exchange or New
YORK, Ministers Phelps aud Pendleton Mayor Bsan-
graud of Montreal. the Cincinnati Chamber OF Com