The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11
him to dress his own child as he pleased and

him to dress his own child as he pleased and
This evening Mr.. scotttRopresentstiye Penn.
sylyanial called TO- see me- ne said Mr.; MoETis
FiIsimons tllepresentltives. Pennsylvania
assured him that the Workers nnd the New
t hRSfen T9nd MRr s and Mr.
promised that Congress should stay three
STe IN Nsw 9SE MI ysd Ra thss
made such bargain. l told them that was
the first account had heard OF the matts%r
koop was sure Of them and that he could de-
pend on Thorn, &c.
| $4,000 FOR FURNISHING THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE.
s SV tSS TS s hs s Sg Rq md Esd
SSFqysT ne YoEE " PF yg16d n
the President lives in. This was great sur;
in the House Of Iepresentatiyes for furnishing
the house, yet | considered that allowance for
| all this had been made in the Presidents sal.
| airy. l was. however, taken so unwell ithat
| had to come home.
Il ARREST You IN THE NAME or ., THE pnEs1-
DENT or THE UNITED STATES.
| When first went into the Senate chamber
this morning the Vice. President tAdnmsl, Ellis
worth connecticut, and Ames IhepresentS-
ing against the vote OF adherence, in the
House OF Representatiyes on d, throwing
SSsnnnG W Of the Fsdo r1f' %rs roaS
thought them wrong. but as they seemed
q only did not od syse@ R
the President as far as possible every append:
age r OF royalty, The original reason Of
name = was his being personally in court,
End End English ursprndenSs, still stuppOses
rather confounding the executive and judicial
branches. Ames left them. AND they seemed
nsn to bs sad se 70 re5
process whatever; could have no action what
ever brought against him; was above E the
said they. would You put it in the power OF
common Justice to exercise any authority over
ment; said that "n atSongh I Resident be- is
not above the laws: Both OF them declared you
could only impeach him. and no other process
whatever lay against him.
SHALL THE PRESIDENT DE LIABLE TO ARREsTp
iput tho case: Suppose the President com:
mIitted murder in tho street. lmpeaGh hin2
impeachment Why, when he Is no longer
President YOU can indict him, Butin the mean
cass Suppose he continues his murders daily.
And neither House is sitting to impeaeh h him
0n rx the Peopo would rise and restrain nS him m
what loyal Justice must abstain from" Mr..
adams said was arguing from eases nearly
OF crowned heads within these two centuries in
kurope, aud there was no instance OF any of
in h6 "T rU WMT SSa maFd e. Of Francs
excepted. They generally do these things on a
the bounds Of o sPi REs t6cpSh It may Be-
probable: Gen. Schuyler Joined us. -" What
think TIL you. General" said by way Of giving
civilian. but think the President kind OF
sSa n, person Bravo my Jns dtc,nGo man
but 1t shows clearly how amazingly fond Of the
old leaven many, people, are. needed no in
dox. however. this kind with respect to John
Adams.
Sept Sunday and d.S very ia stormy n9IP
ceedingy tired of this place. but the day OF my
departure draws nigh, and am II m &c better
travel well, enough. Saw no person whatever
save MIR, Wynkoop, who returned from an ex-
cursion he made over the river.
ing. Dressed and went to the Hail. Sat a
msb ThS but had Ss9s get tBe seS TfK in
model OF which stands there. 1t really seems
ADAPTED to do business; Returned and sat
home to my lodgings Sincerely hope an ad-
joutnment will take place to-morrow. The
pay list is making out, which seems likely to
finish the business.
GERMANTOWN GETS CONGRESS-
Mr.. Wynkoop came in the highest Joy. All
was well; Germantown; happy Germantown.
nor, got his trunk and boots, and away with
him to tell the glorious ! news. | cannot help
would, not be oasy to find a more useless mem
Der. he never speaks. never acts In Congress.
Ha dnas 5 tol9ws the two city members
the most trifinG affair. Well it is for him that
hs is R Woud Sebaneb ann nm or
have Just been thinking how impossible it
is for the Workers to be so blind as to lot Con-
they have done. il the lower House have
really passed the bill the Workers have no re-
prised at this days work. have opened the
book and taken up my ren to wine away the
s1rf oS ab9e nR has
tackled to the bill just sufficient to send 1t up 10
the Senate; and the Senate have thrown It out.
a n II wi. hn n Ina In do hiuV
too. suppose.
AND GERMANTOWN LOSES CONGRESS.
Just rs was leaving the hall lizard took me
aside asked me 10 stay; said tritling amend.
enough TO bring it up here. and We will throw
it out. | told him wished nothing so much as
to attend. but. if was could not be with him
on this question Well. then YOU must not tell
said will not
OFF FOR HOME.
Sept 9.-Came to tho hall. Saw Mr.. Nor
rs Pennsylvania, ] did not envy him his
him save the salutation Of good morning. which
rassed mutually between US. To- praise his
sueb E or s cH5nc ana as pe ee ie
far above the thoughts Of any reproaches He
came to me after some time and desired me to
me that Gravson Virginia, would be absent on |
account OF his, health; that DR.. Johnson had
the Workers II trick. Let US call a reconsider |
alton and perhaps we may carry it. objected
to that mode OF doing business. and. besides. !
counted tho votes and Showed him that the at
favor Of the bill, which we well knew no |
Was va not. In the mean time, White and |
ing the business OF tho t,te-4-t4te. l said
there was no better, method than leuv- |
ing the bgeinesS with philosqphic face.
We returned TO the Senate and have my !
doubts whether ho meant anything more |
than an essay 10 talk me into good humor. on |
supposition that ! WAS soured at his con-
duet.
could not sit in the Senate. Came out and !
recined rs we'll rs | could in tho committee
room. Ellsworth lConnecticuu came ont In !
little time. ! asked HIM If tho business was
got through in the Senate. llo said yes. ! |
then went TO the Treasury drew my pay. dis
charged my lodgings. TOOK place in the stage.
and set OIL Tor PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND SESSION or THE FIRST sENATE-HELD IN
NEW YORK CITY Al THE CITY HALL.
ll79O.l
Jan. 5-Arrlyed at New York late on the 5th !
and went to lodge at the same house with tho
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives Fred
erck A. Muhlenberg and Peter A. Mullen
berg. his brother Mt DR.. kuntZs.
iJan.l 6.-Attended at the hall: and my pres