The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-27

sSa RP'1, ts1, t, disoffectiou, ,.r,.
aticai hostility was as. irae' that Nv
. Russell. not against the povs,, Lord ID
that Lord John being no ,oov'e a ~, ~
head Of the government ~ th oager At ~
changed ' INC sttuato,a s
That is So said the n.,+r
with the brit,c of cllce .4hSy whip cAs,,..
paa',s'ols an explanation for vet' even y
. men :. va'ate your seat, and Il !, aprn
that they mny refuse to re.a1ao. )" u possiN,
II think they will" said n. y0a.'
''let them. will contest ~. l' ,Nsedban,
the death of Mr.. Patrick Sm ,as l'ace which
to us. Did you nots bis ds.. 'eases opa
mornings Chronic,eY' es''ase IN ii.
II did"
''Then with all respect to ~.
deem, and my duty to him and 1 ~s !, Aar.
say he may count upon nv nat,,oM ~ s1aah
70 h's government to The throne 49, setss
country ''' aed tcAt
The constituents oe his na.,,.
lid reject Mr.. John Nrodhan .,s- ooroes,
their rejection with rotten ao.s e" a
At; but hs contested thu sest !, w. .sa, ADM
Patrick Smith had sat with honor ~ hs,sa T.
years. and he won Il. ~ '"aab
His enemies charged hin 18TH
and declared that tho third e.. .x aseetI
carried Or . lot Of ''plumpe,,s ts.Nhb
hamss real rival, vss q couas..s'."a assd
junior lord o< the treasury. ~ ~ -
was content. Hi cared no1Ains W. uees
opinion IS thu defeated. DOR fr ~. ~ .
reports. '''~ ri
Il was Hoy day IN London nh.
turned to town triumphant. a va = y
treasury, and with al ths in6sss.u,., .
sponsibiltties 0f what seemed IA ~ y
world a great end andim,ued futnr. ~ ~
him. 'eio
But bow little that '.outer so,,,, =.
Of anything and snyhoayi L tA,sas 4
knows, says Il knows and haiss- :
knowa 1r. John Needbsm cou6 ~. .
tontshsd that outer world very muea = :
gard to hts treasury appointments M \.
held forth ON the subject. Nohoav ...,
have dreamed Of how great an imno,s IT,.
hts elevation was IN his own estimaH.. n
hardly dared confess to himself - = t.' -
of his position; nor did Il seem nae.s.. w.
since Fortuna In this matter, appesrsd !,
smile 80 henignautly upon him. b -. :
quite satis6ed with himself, coutepted Nv
~, and II there were obstacles IN the h.,s.
that threatened his peace, he did M. ~
them; they were shalo wy that his ,i i.
sun would speedily disstpste. At h..t '
I've thought, aud he calculated his cA..ss
with astuteness and experience.
4 shining pair Of CHESTNUT horses ch.n,a
their silver bits at tho arrival plsttorna
the 0reat Western station They vers N
pointed in the hest taste, aud On tbs N,
the handsome bs ougham sat two smart NJ
wants. who were conscious Of tia impo, tan.,
attached to their service by to- attand,nn
If several railway officials, who Ind han
ordered to receive the new lord Of ~
treasury. Mr.. Needham nccpted tie ru
pliu,ent with On easy and satisfied III
tipped tho guard who carried his vris,,
case, and slipped a g,,inen into the haul d
the platform Inspector.
The spring sunshine seemed to follow hin
with especial favor MS his horse, few ,lny
the streets to Portland place. It aa,Aei
rayly on the silver harness Of nh faults,
,,tccsls; it brought out tl,a golden bars d Bis
toat-of-arins Oh the door panel Of big tau,
less brougham; and the first brtezes ot SUI
,aer waited about him, as be stepped mp.
the pavement, the perfume Of ten thcussud
hyacfnths from the beds of Regents marx
There was, however, surely one delightful
touch missing; the chronicisl Of this hSsoy
feels its absence, though possibly tbs new
lord If th.: treasury did nol. No wife uv
child wei coined home the victor. The Hc1
John Ncs.dham, N. r., was bachelor.