Mohave County miner., 1889-10-05
WARRINGTON LErrER.
Correspondence Of THE MINER.

WARRINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of THE hiNER
WASHINGTON, Sep. rs, 1889.
Tic wanderers are nearly al home and
the great houses Of the northwest are agar
CHEEKY with hustle and life. Along the av'
enues the equipsges Of the fashionable
roll, and in the parks the nurse girls an
once more on hand with their pretty in
fsntry, children bow with the tan Of sea
and mountains. There Is however one mo-
table wanderer who does not come back,
and he is President Harrison. That hi
makes q mistake in junketing around ths
country and carrying the capital in his
coat tail pocket, his enemies insist. Tht
talk Of his cumming at Deer Park with
Steve Elkins, Davis and Camden and Of
Windom's influence will not soon die out.
President Harrison might have selected .
better summering point than Deer Park,
the summer home Of the most notorious
political brigade In the country, q trium-
virate that represents Wall street in its
most vicious aspects.
This intimacy has been Of the closest
character. Even the children are tangled
up in it. The daily paper informs us that
young Blaine Elkins gives swell party al
which Baby Mckee is the honored guest,
and these august infants pledge each 9th.
er eternal friendship. And this precious
scion Of the Elkins tribe undoubtedly
swells the head Of the young Mckee
while q more experienced Elkins sweIls
the skull Of the Baby's grandfather on the
trout porch. The President might do
worse than come home and take up the
burden Of stats again. II is not too warm
to sleep in tks White House now and the
cold nights have killed the mosquitoes.
II the President were here he might
have a better opportunity 10 consult with
the leaders A. 70 successor to Corporal
Tanner as Commissioner Of Pensions. He
did feel it necessary TO come here to secure
the Corporal's resignation, but allowed
his haste 10 get the better Of him In sup
posing that Ex-Representative Warner
would jump at the appointment. 1t Is
most likely that General Warner win not
accept the office at all, although the Pres
ident sticks To the idea Of his acceptance
with all the tenaciiy Of a man who has
once solved problem TO his own satisfae-
ton and cannot get the result verified.
Geo. 5. Merrill, Of Massachusetts,,
woald doubtless be willing 10 accept the
position, but in stating m interview Tor
publication that man must be selected
for the position who ID mot committed 10
to service pcnsions' be killed his chances.
unless he can explain the language assis-
factory. Anyone who wants II be Com
missioner af Pensious should avoid .
newspaper reporter - hs voaid tho
plague, for ths administrstion has mol YET
determined apon iss pensioa policy and
may not until vel along In The n~xs Goa
xrcswional ss~aon. In tho ne&ntane. a.
lenee is snssstsd upon.
We have the notable anampse ot Mr..
iiiruaAn smHiii, dsga,y caanmhsionsr II
psnsions. w ~ooner -s. CoJossi Tsnssr
boaac@d and the charge al The har-xa
gwen him I~h'iins tbs ApyoSnsHsss,s a
q sDns-sSs siasa ,ha degesy s+ssA,h swell
ei sp wish impaxssnnr lie ., esssR. antsss
. missAksa i,alsSsa thas ,he sdsntaasfrassnn
-oaJ be pLras~a waih tbs rrsssai M
verssi u Al u Tsas<s's yasA<. rrsrsnts.a
sevrfA oSSsnrs ssaAi bad t<~a rsosz9ieaasa
by ,hs C~p~x, On issa wesns~sxy
SECRETARY Sssa~ s&s us.n Saith with .
dali. sA1Asnlnz ihai snd he has mot h~~n
hssrd 10 Estss . sezss ssars. Ils issss
erwssaa. sssrsls~s sl.a The tArs isEai he bad
has 0~u p~asaaA sr-rx,st a1ssns ilss shsse-
ssls grab hy ihs Fsa.sas ses~s cIsyse a
ssrrks. wSII dsrssSLess eausc bis wsnssal. In
iiss sxsSass ahai sxE<~~svs iansnaxs ID sise
.sf~ss Mr. snssA has t.a~n ''srmxaA."
Tlss sssr~s wtso u.i uatAl tisris bsssss
sscs taruasia tAss ssF ia tlse ssesss ssw nas
sseh syoss ~, iis~y saas. u Csspssi Tsa-
sar hsd wA.Sss N -~ shat bis ssstrs In
.ssstse.t 10 5a he 1gsA b. 10 ,hs fNsrsssssu
9ascs Yss. sst Il Mr. ssHi.h had ma hsisa-
" started sn he his.srA he svali nxs ts
70 chsptsIisn shis sSesAax.
ftank q. Exsvans~r. the wesl trDsa
aswsp@p-r owrspp1,ers. has rssarn~a
irum his TIP aroand the .usld and sssssed
i0xn 10 the wa@Oa's grind. Mr.. Carpenier
Icf' ia septsfshrr l~s; zoe Japan and ucn,
.hsrcon 10 oil the oriental countries. lie
had wish him ptso.oxrarh outss, $ type
writer and ha vile 10 operate the type
writer. The amount II vork he sapslses
10 q syndicate during The Trip and the
amount he brings back are irrfnsndoas.
firmly believe that Mr.. csrIsntsr would
,oatracs 10 wrise history od the moon In
thirty days. lie would doubslees draw on
his imagination ix his iacts but Tbs sup
ply Of "eopy" would be inexhanssable.
All preparations for the oonclavc od
Tsmplas are being carried on
he mos. extensive scale. Tbs final ar
are being preiscted and al
viii be in readiness in good time. Addi-
ional notifications from commanders that
have not heretofore signifed their desire |
% be present at the conclave arc being |
received daily. but no fear Of exhausting |
he accommodations Of the city is feared |
BY the committee Of arrangements.
Il. l.. Wetmore has the faculty Of col |
ecting attractions. His last Is that Of an |
I'D scorpion with her brood of young |