Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

I(ce on aud after Feb. 90, ISS9.
. WASHINGTON LHTrHR.
from Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 22, 1889.
,reader OF Eugene Schuyler's Amer
r, Diplomacy was surprised when
opresident this week Withdrew his
,le for first assistant secretary oi
Q, though the excuse was mace
7 the action was made by MIR.
.dyler himself, who had just found
I. to cable his regrets and dec''na-
fl. Mr.. Schuyler has thus expert
Il n striking demonstration OF the
q n OF the adage that he who laughs
j laughs best. A number OF years
II when he occupied II diplomatic
'ition, Eugene wrote ugly thing
mt the minister to France, MIR
shburne, as well as several othel
.erican politicians. The work wal
Aroughly snobbish and self-sufi'c'ent
"A though it was soon forgotten wa
iely cursed. 1t is even stated tina
y Blaine last year placed Schuyler
n me on the list Of 1.-THE forgiven,
purh reluct antly. But there wer
szens OF other lists on which MI
$ cognomen had been blac'
Ihrked. and among these the pr'va'
,ts pert aiming to Senators Sherman
,rwell and Edmunds. All they wan
was a chance to reject the Ne
,orler with the umruly tongue, al
they had their revenge Ia
n,t sweet.
=, New fork is certainly receiving u
~,are ii the appointments as well
~ he shae. properly belonging to eve
~ ne els. 1t is not yet known wheth
,S notNhitelaw Reid will accept t
,hrencl mission, but whether he ao
! ,r noths position has thus iirst he
,o,,ere, New York. 1t isst"ted tn
!, IA event OF his refusal Senat
ns ,,or.wil resign and take the Engl1
;ss;,n. saving the way clear forte
80" 80, 70 nter the senate. Anotl
se' ,,,or is , the effect that in the II
'Ior !. ri sue deal Chauncey Depew
per. TO Erand. No one appears
II q, ,,ow extly how wealthy Mr. Del
said He ~ be worth sio,ooo'"oo
tn. anyuy knows to the contra
or 4, r,oad duties make him
the b,ae- orked man in New York.
n or ia, autumn OF life. What VIC
Inn ~, ,,leasant than thehighest I
Iom. position in thee'it OF theco
said W.
res. ,enrifty spirit OF Fred Grant
pre- Ne ork, OF course, was exhib
and orsdnesday by his success IN I'M
ina inc president to appoint him
e'ns isto Austria. Fred is lucky II
'"e" cu. more than he originally as
.;. Inluary he announced himself
calats for the Chinese mission,
,os as, one could give any grounds
men tbsking, it was taken as a plh
said ey,ce OF his pungrnt humor.
m.ity of people were simply
and tolsd by his appointment to
rner Arian mission.
wing I'm Gen. Grant died the rep
.a tioi his magnificent military ach
,n,y ms, the fame OF his private "
I, 80 a,,ersonal honor. passed INTO
~ sall keeping OF good men everywl
OF uArs were thick upon hum.
and Itlid not sire fine cubs, how
The anhere is no more reason Tor a.
hall th.merican people to admire
tiff. G,t thnn there would he for a'
,nts TN to idolizs Fred Jones, or
,icb Snh. or any other impudent
;... a,h-pated son of n good ather.
49,. cotry is supposed to have no I
~ iaty. Fred Grant, reared IN a
'a"" mohere OF adulation, used to
"'e bisther worshiped, and never
cen a id broken of the foul habit oi
inNerything he could and cryln
,ro- me. grew up to be the most astf
und insrip. the most impudent begsa
40 Utmost selfish bigOt that 1t has
.;,,., n. my bad fortune to see. Ant
wn heas been appointed to the Aus
~, miion, while other men. havlh
90" M elan OF faithful party service an'
'"e ality, must step aside. bayar,
tohe same court kiley. IN the
hall mi, of his administration of the
or de,rtment; Blaine leads OIL
any Gnt. Ii is stated that Pres
the Hhr.ison could not well resis
ha. ness're without showing per
ok. feelingF'red Grant having been
ly porter i Gresham.
'' John { News acceptance oi u
o'" sit Dn Of consul general at l.ondG
e., e., natural, ,ut his Disappointing
INV faiing to secure the Austrian ap
mo- vas K.~" Nr New has
rri- OF money, and his wIre -,p..;.
pre- sird the social prestige which IN
the trim appointment would COME
the wlrh the consulshlp at London
ate no afford. His Republican 81
s.r mcle his request a reasonab
~ Blu Grant must be first served.
'"'' m,.h a. the London office Is tw
'',s profitable i'm point Of income, It
inll seen that Mr.. New could have II
and Fsd to trade. There is no
var However. what "A thrifty ieiio
ap- Frd M. y he able to make in Al
vsr- iome OF the disappointed ofhc
err, have gone home disgusted, b
..,v arrivals atone for their loss. and
~. in;ton hotel-keepers are happy,
~ average otiice-seeker is able to =
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