New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE POMP Of OFFICE.
GOVERNOR ALGER, OF MICHIGAN-INFOR
A.rIAN- LAn EAn EICNEDs ENIY

GOVERNOR ALGER OF MICHIGAN-INFOR-
NATION FOR FOREIGNERS RNLY
IRON The REGuLAE CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. July 9-WM'e iolrneying to
California To attend the Grand Army encampm~nt at
San Francisco which of next month General
Logan will be the OF Governor Alger' OF Michigan
Governor ger had car built 10 accommodate his
partv It's now being furnished in Detroit where lor
some time II has been the talk Of tne town.
Russel A. Alger Is one OF the sefmaie OF the
West At the outbreak of the he entered the army
private and came out general Like most OF Michi-
gans mionairEs he made ns money by fortunate lnm-
Der specnlaons. In Detroit he built house whch in
cosness appointments SURPASSED ony By that OF
the ate Zach Chandler Nolwhstan ling his brill
liant war record Alecr is not popular lie is
SAID 10 be great for etiquette. and 10 exact an
undue amount Of Difference those with whom ne is
brought into contact He is fond OF the pomp ana
circumstance Of office and not averse TO being con
adhered great as well lucky. remember that when
he came 10 Nashn TO assist" at the dedication
NJ the Washington Monument he brought with him i've
or ak OF hts staff officers in mi Uniform Most oi the
other Governors thought aide sufficient and even
the Governor OF Massachusetts, consusred l Justice
done 10 the dignity OF that ancient commonwealth on
thai occasion by tue presence Of two staf officers
understand that Genera A-er winnot seeka renom'
iuation ior Governor but wi instead 20 loto rahh-
for the United states senator CongeTs term
expres next March and his successor 70 be chosen oy
the I-esl.ture which WILL be elected next fan COnser
is strong with the however, and IS sure - give
Algrr II ne should decide 20 run pretty
close night Taking with Michigan man
the other day he said that Aver am LIS
predecessor in the Governors chair Jerome would be
tie only Governors OF the state who had not Deen eecI'
a second though IL VS. an unwritten law "inOs'
In Michigan mat each should serve Two terms
This Ae 4scribed Lack OF popularity on the par. VI
yorktown celebration took place on thtt occis oii'
especially on tAe trip IRON MchsA 20 V.e i-- -
lie managed 10 ncuf lhe li-wlI. OF tno uV'P ' t a.
c0mpaned him by living the fat OF the ani ahl lel-
uns the soldiers take care oi ,AsnseFes Ives ~ lpily IN
cOlli Thls l. sad t. nave Killed MIN poi,.v'"y Hm IN
H. -iae beyond aiAtest nope OF re,urrecon LIN
ger, Jerome y vy Teag beSg nd sat spgcuia.ons
lie is. believe, a resident OF saginaw
at impossible said a New EnglAnf member OF
Congress to-day, 10 get any information al TIE
state Department the fisheries matters ihtge gwen
W all attempts t. learn from that source Wa
mas done protect fishermen from the anaoy
ing prosecutions OF Canadian officials. am trealed
there ss II Of my business TO know what
steps have been taken in behalf OF my COMPLIMENTS
I have heard the same complaint from number OF
sources IL is not by any means new one. on tht
contrary 1t has been a weil-estaohsAed RUE OF
the state Department for sOme years past {,
deny to American citizens inform ,tOu which II
cheerfuly and without any hesitation gveu
to igners. T. has repeatedly occurred 10 tnAt
have hal TO seek information matters It foreign
legations because state Department iii no tnlAA
Il proper 10 .et the American public know what Il
unhesitoUugly communicated 10 attaches represent n
WILL say The kln- of MtricalnO TAXING OF tue -ti
Department auI tie fisheries dispute, reminds ~" tlai
B0.r4pher Dlrsheuuer mas been FOR aays M
frequent consultation. It Is sad. with >ecre ary Btrtr
In View Oi tlis fact an editorial Ia toidy's AcC-lorf
fT has attracted universal attention because u !s
bel tO represent Of tie !nluSf
thlr Important matt-f. After quoting an artcie
IN he AosOH Aor.Itser 10 tle effect tnat "a
fsLely CO.ulss40u exaely what new
Eng.aa1 nshrrm-n dd no. want Mr Dor-AeimeI
So-tnucs: "ho eaTes wuat your Fishermen want
Tie question they desire, Dut what thev 4rr
eno..rd To- TIE New-Ensani clam r ,. non.ei'e and
resent oo.n pDe Cuited states snd Canaial could
mehi o. ,4s foolish fishery dispute. L~t a-rre
49, "r !of.ut.s.c4. TIE United states SENATE VIII
10y y dare reecslL' Thus a-uce. inspired" IL .-
Sl.rVed t1 b-. 4f9 universal iu -uf ou among
M, Eng ing @Aa Insn ner-. here ne but Alte doub
tratiou. -'F'0',N'S nc '''"' VI '1o A-'"'"''
sD'.o" Commissioner Black a n ghty thrifty man
u"y' OF reform" lie taxes care Of " bis
'1oeSh he may have chAttered abOni
-, o' Hspuol An rule, when he stl
- -oh'y without $1,000 salary a
r -'' 'n' Aerih-!aw. Mrs. \ = Grggs. ir
the PAten, ONCE. sls - never A, b.r ,.ll , - se,
al iAe office only pay day. Dr D,,,t, D., -,
GENERA phys can, "no was made d, ,,r.s .,
the Frn'on ONCE, 10 accommodating e,,o,,, ., .r,,f,
70 MiA 'rS<s i-tDllty 10 ANY wors a.. 49,
physical wrecks brother.lD.isx apartment Is th
.S . ''cur. =. lack .l soon Succeed Ia ou.rtern.
The Aoie l4n..y "n The ODyerEment 80 t~
The Nomination OF Fiz John Porter wotted AZ +, Is
present entities HIN. 10 the opinion OF army neonle
p"cA pay anu e. 'Ai' ID Just wAat his friends w1r
c'Hs'''''y uec4'""S was whAI he did not want at all
lie "Ahied merely - Jlstice they said not nonev On
beai tir-s senator remarked to me to.av. ..r. D..
dent terIns 10 be saving enOugh nopeV ~ ,n rr
bj vSDiIg blis iOf the relief OF poor sol.rs, ,.r,
i 90 r to make mp the amount wLiea is 10 20 to IN,
',A. Porter" ~ " ~