The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

seem to SAVIOR Of singularity or innovation call
ana spenE to my ac1uaintnnces as formerly
but avoid with the utmost caro- tho subject OF
| Senatorial election and everything connected
with It, III any othor person introduces i he
must elthor be real or pretended friend. liGnr
him, therefore, with compacCnce. and oven
with thankful mir; avoid every wish or opiu-
Ion OF my own. especially OF tho negative kind.
for everything Of the sort will hazard my sin
cerlty.
Should an election como on whilo am in
and il ii should DO adverse, thing can scarce
doubt Of immediately send in my resignation,
| Us tho, appointment Of another person must DO
considered US eluivoca proof Of my having
lost the confidence OF tho state. For this Dur.
pose lot my letter of resignation DO rendy all
to filing tho date: nnd revise IL while / nm
cool. for 1t Is not unlikely that with many
eyes upon mo may undergo some UerturOa-
Lastly, have my mare in readiness. and lot
tho first day OF my liberty DO emrloyod IN my
kind Is certainly right, for | have .trod and
feel my own insignilcanco and total inability
to give tho smallest CHECK to the torrent which LEI
veloping itself which must gradually undor;
mine and ilpally destroy our 20 much boosted
wnges, ample concentrations, great salaries to
every person connected with the o3yernment
ready produced; the frugal and parsimon ops
appointments Of the Individual Stntos are held
the theatre OF the general Government. This.
think, NAV be termed grade first; aud TO u
IL
The second grade or stage is to create and
multiply offices and appointments under tho
s5s BY pS Snd n4
This is called giving the President respectn-
Bile patronago-a torn confess, new to mo in
the present sense OF II, which take to mean
neither moro nor less thnn that the. President
should always have number OF lucrative
Congress who may promote his Vows or sup
port his measuEesi more especially II by such
G
Britain. | pray we may not have occasion for
complaints Of similar nature here. KeSpice
NEW YEARS CALLS IN 1891.
Jan. l. 1791.-Neither Congress nor the Leg
islature Of the State mot this day. ! went to
settle some business with the COMPTROLLER OF
the day or the Government. determined to
do something since ! was ont. Visited Hart
Presidents house Grimm called to me and
ShS e %2u W W0s IN ods and nd
vail on myself to 60 with him; had, however,
master General. attacked me warmly to 60
with him. ! was pushed forward by him;
the compliments Of the season: had a hearty
shake by the hand. was asked to partake Of
tho punch and cakes, but DECLINED ! sat
matte gentry and foreigners coming In. cm-
braced the first vacancy to make my bow and
Pc called next ext on 0 the vernon of the State
and paid my compliments, and so came homo
to my dinner: and thus have commenced the
Jan, 2-Being Sunday. ]. STAYED at home in
the forenoon and attended at meeting in the
voted to the Deity is as small q compliment as
decency car, pay TO tho religion OF any country.
and regard to health will prefer the after to
the forenoon service at this season OF tho year,
as the fire in the stoves has had then time to
produce general effect in warming the house.
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from home by Col. Cook.
TROUBLE WITH ALGIERs.
Jan 9.-Being Monday attended at tho hall
early on committee respeeIlnEr , the settlers
being tedious tho committee agreed to meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'cloc". We had
tom with somo nominations, and one from tho
Representatiyes respecting the Aigerlres. 1T
s5eT from go td Wsp witt Ssse out hS Ts R
compound and pay them an annual stipend,
and ransom our captiyes. or give up trade;
abounded with mart al estimates in naval
way, We have, now fourteen unhappy men in
abandoned. There can be no chance Of, our
H Wbng %a Eisd S
tally in vain to oppose this bin. The only use
benefit to tho public, which reaps mono from
the existing banks.
THE WISE MEN OF THE EAST.
Tuesday, Jan. 4-Attended carly on the COM
mlttee on the Wabash business. could not
help ,remarking the amazing prediection of
the New England people for each other. There
even demonstration herself II personited.
would be disroRarded by the wise mon OF the
East IL she did not come from New England
man.
The several bills. were read this day, and
business, proceeded In the usual routine with
1t was levee day. / dressed and did the duty |
q It. Handed petition OF Mr.. Albums TO
This petition business carried me |
there; and nov, think, unless am somehow |
called on, will never see them more s,v ~ .h
Hall to meet the committee. but they lot me |
sit an hour without attending me. Strong |
draft Of report and was busy at 1t in the Sec |
cetarys office. and Ellsworth Senator, Con-
It last both drafts strone's and and nine. were n
produced. was ready to condemn my own
when there was shadow OF objection, but
well SSsrded ' ths the The smaos
jlde :" You have" said he, enemies in this
lace dned yesterday With the lST GSSSeFnor
un, and mentioned Smile us being your com
,etitor." l thanked him for tho communica-
ion, nor could do less, however Indifferent |
night be as to the event.
MAKING A POLITICAL DEAL" IN 1901.
And now, 1t Is evident what plan has been
haked out at Eoyd's My brother overheard
iatthew Irwin tell Findley that lie Findleyj
ould command anything in the power Of the
eople; that another man, whom my brother
believed 10 be Smile. could not do il 80 Ger
ainly: therefore that Findley must depend on
he people and The other one on the LeGis-
ature. Mr.. Kennedy told my brother that
faclure wanted much 10 be in tho represent
lives and the arrangement Of districts which
indiey read over at our lodGlngs plniuly
ointed, Ggt 2 nest for Mr. Lane Franklin,
and counties. Mcclure is all powerful in
rankin and Bedford, and has a son living
nd a considerable party attached to him in
huntington. so TINT the patriotism OF all these
lreo champions for liberty resolves itself into
roVidinG plans for thor accommodation.
THE DANGER 10 REPUBLICS.
could add more names. evidently distracted
y the same principles. bur tho shortest way OF
ompetinR the category il by detcrn ming tho
Ie general. for | canddly confess know not
n exception among the present rolIticn! fig
tents OF Pennsylvania. hvarlce and nbiton
re tho motives while the cry OF patriotism
nd the interest of tho people nre used rs tho
avs and means OF advancing their private
IDS. This peculiar ma!Gdy is not peculiar to
IT is tho disease OF all popular
Nor does the fault Seem to be in