The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27

~ AZ II no one SltIy III Is auOLheV. - MA y
.duiculO tales have been tod about aIH-
s''f and his family that would require a
volume to reproduce them. The most
s'Ua less of these perhaps IS that which is
| very now ami tlel ci cuiatel % tae effect
that AIR. lngersoll always leaves a poc6't-
| book filled with money where his children
can get at it, help the selves, spend
yaat tney like, aid ever "A qdes ION asked.
| Ceople who repeat this ory do not k ow
what they are talking about Mr.. lnger-
soil is hberality, kindne and friendship
)ersonifed, out he is not .ool His chill
lren have an abundance aud to spare, uut
hey do not waste thelt fathers substance
foolshness. lie IS m king more mOuey
o-day tnan he ever made before Those
Who know say that $4,000 a year is about
ne figure, and he is ole OF tne busi st men
i putv citv. He is devoting himself
assduously to the lav. Wnen he settled
iJwn here 1t was ia ught thai he would :
D. tnr tie class Of law busi ess tha would
require jury citing speeches. aad that he
| w uld use ms al QueIce and abb tY 10
paint word pictures, to squ-eae verdcts In
favor OF his clients, BUT ne did othIng Of
tIe kind. He knew trick worth "A dozen
| nf that financially. He is engaged to a
arge extent ia constitutional law, and the
work. Of reat corporations, vast trust COM
)alies, and big concerns wher' teeS are
fADsuots V-Vippu tAlfA abtAlHNiAAA'N Fp's'Ovs AAF
as given up lect ring TO IA q ne only. lie
i'll DO on the platform again whe ha dads
lime. De keeps ope house, and On Sunday
Ihts al hls friends are welcome. He
found it necessary last winter 20 do what
ne never did oet IRE. He 50 out cards OF
. lvitauon for nis Sunday night r1ce tons.
'reviously he simply said TO his friends.
My house is pan on Sunday mig Z, come
a d see me aud Ing yolr friends SO
m that na ,tul ~ i'm
possible TO entertain oss VIII IN he loved
lonOred aud espected, and SO many stra1-
GERS whom he ha uevor seen before visited
is drdWing-room, impD-ed on his spI-
ality, aid exp cited ente rtainment end
,lbstantial cheer fro a nis wife an daugh-
e 8, That he as compelled to station scr
want at the door, aud o only those VINO "a
% knows u 4 kei find their way into the
great ngnos.ic's house There is al Ways
Ienty Of music, some good reading ,
ioems. singing, a Il supper. and best 0. all
W rd or Two with doli ghtful host. b t
here g no poker D aging in the back ptr-
ilr "a au ing tginatiy0 trrCsp) dent male
% appear last week. There IA "A time for all
-iiugs, even IN lugersoli's house, aud 1t ha,
rJ yet been turned into n gambling den
be Is fond Of reporters. and is the mast
,nr nclable 4 net By in.er levers.
He always insists Gn the questiol IS
being written out and handed him, and
no matter no busy, he always finds time
to reply TO them In his own bold round
hand.
1t will be interesting certainly to every
friend of lab r. AMI To the workngmau in
| this country to lea n that the one respectable
.ocialist il this country has retl cd TO
| laily jou nalIsu. l nea by this That
| John Swinton is back 0 the Now York
sun working side by side with CHARLES A.
D4a.
Few men nave had so many ups aud
downs as Swint)I. A few We tri ago he was
| )la of Mr.. Dala's most pl1zad assistants.
The editor of the Sun would leave hlm in
charge of that newspaper while be we {
| abroad, md h)ugh NJ. SSint N has
aore 'OnouuC3d views on every subjec
( public iute est than any other man. h5
siited the Sun a dr Dana wis ed him t ,
and not as he would haye liksi to nave
lone de was pad Ia g salary for thI
work, and being economical saved "A good
4 al OK money He vas one Of the first ms
to take W he cause Of the work. < ne
tIe vas not an ili3 c iatter6r on the stree
corners VINO sp0Ss for the plea urs Of hear
ug his own voice. lie hAi som thing 20
say and he knew hov TO say it. Bat ca tm
pio ing th caIss Of labor at q time wue IL
ne3dsi c anpnn most, with q uea As
soft IS wOut . ne a 10 Eed every r8sc
VINO Aas too hzy t. work to bJrrow mo ey
fro hiin.
His money all went into a ne wspa Der vel-
ture, and SwintOn found when 1t was too
late tina tle cause ue hai cla pi .eI n ID
the men no had uefriendsd were far fro %
grateful They did not support his paDe' ',
and the little for une he md saved mel 8 ]
aVay like now de II scJrChing sun. Then
lie ry George an1 his clan cane TO ths
fore, aud with great hull balop became
tue c lamplons OF tn iabo ing classes. ) vil-
ton sas pushed aside i the scramble Tuen
sickness followed, and yhiI the lab Drilg
nan was wDrsnipi x at the sh .ins Of Ge Jrge
and mis- Ia ID IA sorry, SNilton wa, taken III ,
aud for many months lay near deaths o
HIS eyes failed him, (and what wonderful
eyes they cd - tel and with hardly
enough for his few wants, il 80 med as
though the end could rot 20 ne too sOol. B Z
he ha fai hful VITO who nurs'd him pa
tiently. aud . C mo back tO lie again. lie
Is still believer IN socialism, but mas tile
TO say ab al The working naa in this e u -
try aud tuer trea inent u i'm. Every
dIv 10 tue week h3 comes down T. lrk
Row 20 be Sun 0fiics as he did years ago,
aud works a. MS OIL task. With his eye
shaded DY bue &c acles, he sits ami rea Is
and pens 20 "a edit1rials full Of / ieas, Ani
in the most opulsnt English. He is uncom-
plaininz. He reaz zs5 that h5 will neye
again lead in tbs light, but ths principles
h0 fDugh for he says will 1--we forever, and
triulnun in the end. oIgh hIs vision
is bscure, he can 500 a on Of pr spsri ty
set in the SKY, 'he day Is not far DIS
Ia { when the wOrtiI smsn o. America
will have all the rights al privileges tlat
belong 70 them. DAVID WrCHSLER