New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

I hunting field are especially his topic, and he IL
responsible for at least one three volume novel
Mrs. Edward II. Rollins has given to the Warwick
Club Of Concord. ~ H., valuable edition Of shake
spearc's works IS memorial Of her husband, tho
late senator Rollins, who was president Of the club
An interesting anecdote Of Daniel Webster is given
by Hon Charles X. Tuckerman in his article on BY
gone Days in Boston, in The North American
Review Webster was delivering an address in
Faneui Hall the necessity for individual exertion
and unhinching patriotism 10 the dangers that
threatened the political party whose principles he
espoused when he perceived terrible sway Of the
packed assembly, consequent on the rush Of those
endeavorng to enter and noted the danger that might
cnsue The orator stopped short in the middle Of a
sentence advanced 10 the edge Of the platform, ex
tended his arms authoritative attitude, and. in
stcntorian voice Of command. cried ont Let each
man stand firm The effect was instantaneous.
Each man stood firm the great heaylng mass of hu-
aanity rcgained It's equilibrium, and save the long
ensued That exclaimed the great orator, is
what We call selfgovemment SO apt an Illustration
Of the principle he was eXpouhalhg mat the vast
audience responded with deafeTins cheers
sir John Turney, whose guest Mr.. Parnell was
during his visit Nottingham. is one Of the little
band Of whose HaussmanrFlike policy has mado
the capital Of the finest towns IN the thfee
kingdoms. lie Mayor Of the borough l656'57|Ss'
and only entertained. two separate occasions
the Princess Louise Mr. Gladstone In r1ght royal
fashion, but Jubilee Day hs remained away rom
the functions at Westminster and the Mansion House
in order that lie might lead the local festivities. lie
was plain Mr. Turney then, and the nighthood which,
At h, own request he received By the accolade Of the
Onccn was his reward for his services. sir john
like simon Peters host at JOppa, i by trade tanner,
and The old adage that there's nothing Ike leather
/, ,triingy cxcnplhed IN his case. for he i pros
porous ana successful man. IN politics ne = an
ardent GladsoniaI. ana II he could have pared the
time from hi, business would have stood for The
southern division OF Nottingham
General Alger, National q. a. Il. Commander, VIII
attend the New Hampshire Encampment At Man
chester January %
In the old Vigilance Committee days IN Nontans,
Colonel w. Z. sanders now United states Senator'
elect was a leader among the Regulators" on one
occasion he had for several days hunted desperate
through mountains without sleep, ana arriving At
one Of the mining towns lay down TO rest. political
meeting was in progress and at The close, learning
that the brilliant young lawyer was IN town, tle
crowd adjourned TO his hotel IN a body Mr. sanders
was awakened about IL O'Clock by slap on his
shoulder IN an instant cooked revolver va. Al
rhe ear II the man who touched him. Learning that
the crowd outside wished 20 hear from him. he walked
which a cultured man. who prcsent. said was Tie
most clouueMt he had ever heard. il vas on mo
pgitical situation ana disclosed astonishing hno"l-
edge of past history and public affairs oi the daj
II was ntcrspersed With many appropriate quotations
from Shakespeare ana other arthOrs. ana all tus
upon awakening from q ,oInd sleep ana without tho
slightest preparation.