The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-22


INV clients. when Thought their cause Iust;
Nal be il SO. Ii has its Inconvenience; ana
hurts my health, hut declare never VIII en-
attended, ali tho Committees on which, l wns
and gave my opinion as to tho fep0roSi, %G' Al.
Senate tho collection bill was Reported, ~ W
most an entire new system, or the old ono 70
renovated rs to make !. volume o. I W" Teads
for Congress. ! listened an hour 10 tno io aa
ing Of IT, Rose. bade silent and asli,nG ARE re-
well to tho Hall and went 10 my louEinEe '0'
the purpose OF packing.
NEW YORK As COMPARED WITH PHILADELPHIA
IN 1890.
And now Mt last we have taken leave OF SeW
York. 1t is natural TO look at the i',cb ia
fore me. The citizens OF philGdeiphih 'snHn , rs
"a! bet s tep Wears u to- them with
TO the residence, and that Congress VIII IA
time be enamored OF them AZ never 40 teS ave
ample ample on Of New 9ork before their eyes;
whose "ll%rGmSnSts v Ere pS9n nSG 10
tell the truth, know no such uns4Tial f tbs
as philadelphia The glo2m os1S GieGS d dress
AMI amusement Denying themselves these
enioymonts, they. as much as in them lies en-
deavor to deprive others OF them aso more
scornlu or insoent charartefs LI Ia u, , nro
wealthy among them. No these iee ,nSs SNpoe-
'"S ay M s another h p5n Oh VIEW
necessity urges them Disruption OF t,lo mon mon
would be the consequence oil relusni mvtp
is, however further aud more lHteht Tanpsr
which attends their going Fixed us so Pig n
will be, among mon OF other minus on lIlS ,i iu-
take place and the men of New England. who
have hitherto been held In cheek py ln9 pa,-
combined with a, irm expectation that his
resignation (which is expected VIII throw an
the power into their hands, may become re-
fractory and endeavor to unhlnge the boNsrn-
ment. For my knowledge OF the Eastern chhI-
acter warrants me in drawing TINS com n,,,,r
sion. that they Will chbal against ana ehueuVor
to subvert any government which they have
not the management OF. ,,..,.,. a., p,uo,,o,
The effect must DO sensibly felt IN fhliadei, ,
phia should q great commercial town ARISE on
the Potowmack. She now supples an mo
over-hill country. and even the frontiers OF VT
Ginia and other Southern states WIN lnlporth-
lions This must cease; nor need sho expect
single article OF country produce IN return from
nj It G is true that the genius Of Virginia and
Maryland is rather averse to exclusive com
merce. The southern planter iS situated on
his extensive domain, surrounded WIN MS
slaves and dependents. feels dtminuiion ana
loses his seIuence by being luIneIsn ,tn ao
what baltimore has become in few years from
the small beginnings of a few PennSylNanlanS
AT, fist and nierward by tue acecssIon' o.
other strangers. for wherever me carcass q
commerce is thithcr will the eagles u tralilc
be gathered. For my own part would rather
wish that the residence of Congress should not
be subject 10 commercial influence.
Too much has that influence; conducted hy
connections throw them into tina, scale, gov
| erned-nny. tyrani2od-in the councils 81 no
Union. My consolation for going to tho 20
| TO the agricultural interest. bic indeed, will
| be the contest but hope 1t will prevail |
these things would nave been better on tho
| Susquehanna. But, Qucre is not ms selfish
| too? Aye, but 1t may, nevertheless, be Just.
THIRD SESSION OF THE FIRST UNITED STATES
SENATE.
Dec /. l79O-Murch 3, 1891.
PHILApELPH1A, Dec. /. 170O.---Late in tho af-
ternoon | arrived in Philadelphia In order 10
| attend Congress, which is TO meet on MONDAY
| next Saw nobody this afternoon nor evening.
Dec. 2-Dressed and called ilrst OF, Gen
| Mfin. He was abroad. Then on Mr.. Morris
Sennor penniyyaml@ wP9 ESGeTeQ me M,tn
toni. Clymer Representative. pennsyivnhla
and at FitZsimons's Representative. Pennsy!'
| home Hea d from my brother in tho evening
that some ATTEMPT was making on me HInnour ,
| lands by one Sewell and Hurst This has cu'
| out work for me in the morning.
THE GovEENoR AND sChOoLBoYs
Dec. 3.-Dressed and went early TO the Gov
ernors. He was at breakfast. and had i9ul
schoolboys about him making them show MN
their Latin exercises, repeat their lessons, tel
what books they were reading. &c. 80 mucl
does he love to be the cock OF the school tha
children, where he is sure he will meet with NJ
contradiction. His tongue ran like whrIl
the children / hal cons iderable attention paid
t. me by two dogs vino paved me over,
learned that no decision had boon given by the
! Boart Of Property In the case OF tho SunburI
lands Took the first opportunity possbl>
could OF withdrawing, No public character
| ever appeared to me more Disgusting.
Called ON David Remedy OF the Land Office
and made what We thought the best arrange
ment respeSting the AFFAIR Of snnbHSry I, r,o
SHIRE and won't aylsiting, in which we spent
the forenoon. Called III the evening at Mr.
lie creditors were very busy under their Chair
man. Petit, preparing petitions memorials
&c, for Congress. made some remarks tend
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purpose Intended He readily joined me; SAT-
It was carried on to answer elcctioneering pur
poses that Petit wanted to be in Congress
me If he can. Agreed, ,.,,-,
satUrday Dec 1 nave EN- [a seq mT ng
ham. Powell. and others. ! have called o.
Morris Senator, Pennsylvania, ClEmer llepTe
Representative, Pennsylvania Why not OF
they should Gail on me- h4y9 re o%d w a
90. But as / went foil in with Mr.. CIyme
and away wo went ayisitlng . Giymer eeTraInmh
two long visits. called at Eingham's. F0un'
him at home and hal long chat Iook IL Levy A.
C Che VS.. Who 6o' urged me- to STAY for dinner
aGcept oil his Invitation for o'clock, aud tn
rest OF the day was accordingly disposed o. 10
II was past 3 before We sat down.
| called twice this day ut Or. liush,s. but say
him not. Saw the speaker F. A., MuhIenHyorH.
that lat , we Would all be re iertei. believe ii not
Sunday. Dec. WAS sent for early by Mr.
Morris ISenat0r, PennsylYqnia; on the subJct
OF taking up the frontier lands | agreed t.
procure him draft OF such parts OF the stat
as had vacant lands in them. NocontIu"t VIII
him. l mean to have such draft made to
the use of the members Of the Assembly or, n
least. for their Information. Pressed Inc L
dine with him. Did SO.
| Mr. Powell returned my visit Visited Lang
don Senator New Hampshire. In tho evening
Monday, Dec. G.--My brother informed M
this morning that Charles Thompson ha
applied to ono Collins. n member from Herk
county. for his interest to obtain my place II
Senator 1t comes very direct anu was IN IKE
over yesterday NJ Blair MCClcnachhn's, whor
Mathew Irwin dlned from whom my brothe
LSAmnel Maclay, atterwArd United states son
tor 1903 lsU9h had II. Out some OF the cltIHen
would have me II they should put tho GeNil /
my place This is wnat ! must expect OF lhem
Attended at the Hall ut IL. senate VA
formed, but no business done save the sondln
Il message by our Secretary 10 the ReprCsentu
tves that tho Senate was ready to proceed
Spent tho rest OF the dav in visits. &c.
Dec. Went carly this morning TO see
Mr.. Montgomery OF our county or Nj. Mhlt
were come in. Found mono Of then Called Z
Mr.. Findeys lodgings on my way home. II
said he would coll on mo in the evening", 60
Curtis spent some time this forenoon with M
Attended at II at the Hall. y House wa
formed 10y tho Representatives. ON tho IN q
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