The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01

J 0lSpOSeO Of, AT l6hSl lot I0lB b6BSlOu.
have letter from Dr. Rush He praises
the piece sent him Calls Il sensihlej owns
himself convinced. His words Lwerel: haye
erred through ignorance on this subject
tSpeakinR OF the state debts.l
THE ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS DEFEATED
With less prudence than integrity attacked
the assumption Of state debts was carried By
Whole 81 Si ire FsdoaPed my Shorts
against it; and really believe that. by my en-
sensbo that safe3 eTsTS psrtoe credit
lpopularltyl ! had in the world on this bust.
iSy my account, never to Be thought ot iGr II,
he IL 80. have made enemies oil az the PEG.
United States, and Bonny johnny Adams, for
the many pieces l have written. with all the
have betrayed me In one share or other. But
have no enemy in my own bosom. c.
na and OHs CT lis had
considerable elect When the whole OF the
Sddd SaSe
completed the rretext for Selling. every. re-
source Of government and subject Of taxat ion
on a., Federal Treasury; ri, This was the com
Q, Parker ljs Es ssnts.iys EIrsnIs and some
this is not worth note but on the next page
are some anecdotes of Gen. Washington.
ANECDOTES OF WASHINGTON.
| NO NlTRnl1n can talk on any subject DUC the
periections of Gen. Washington ,tnterwesyes
itself into every conversation. Walker Sen
vgn had called e. his farm
slsts Of three divisions. The whole contains
some ten or fifteen thousand acres. It Is under
ais Under whom are s GRADES Of ap
pointments descending down through whites.
to be put into the different ,Gelds. &C., and the
| pasturinR, &c., are arranged In q roster calcu-
lated Tor len years, The Friday Of every week
the Brigadier- Generals, to make up their re-
turns. Not days work but is noted: what.
whether " accidental or BY the hands Of the
| butcher all minuted. Thus the etiquette and
arrangement OF an army is preserved on his
When once the human mind is penetrated by
any system. no matter what 1t can never dis
poet understand nature TO perfection who
tate IN shadows the copies of their former oc-
peasant An east SfS Slnd blew H 1 uP and
| delorned the afternoon; l. however, walked a
erIF. A. Muhlenbergl at the, rate of about three
GoTss oT day aPa ray psder mys SCI"
! serve for a day or two longer. bore this day
with more impatenee and hayo thought more
SSSs bsn IN Hsw hso %Rete day sn 10
them r, and sMHndry other acguiH,intances
Monday, May 81 here really was q consider
able deal OF business done In the Senate this
day, and would have been much more had it
NOT been for an appeal that was made to the
! necessary for an ambassador. Full one hour
Of our time was, taken up, in two speeches on
OF an ambassador. Tho lowest fart6ng should
s 2 at ens @ d nSsa o ahf rs
Adams said bore the air of the traveller: in
fact did not believe him. and. OF course.
voted the fape OF all his inform alton A
commitment of the bill was called for and I
was, contrary TO my expectations put on IT.
nest for an individual. Tho spirit II theiast
provide ior individuals without regarding the
public or sparing expense. l fear this spirit Is
not yet laid.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MESS.
For some time past the ,Philadelphians had
meetinGs sunk into to disuse: but they are now
was, Of course invited. We soon relaxed into
expected something political Would be pro-
posed by Fi,zsim9ns Ltepresentative Penn.
syreciei Of US that we Shou tx the Governor
OF pennsylyania: ! introduced some trivia!
checked for a time, Scott lkepresentstive.
PPennsylyanIay Gen. Holster Representative:
Ikepresentative. PENNSYLVANIA went away. 1t
was now broached seriously by Fitzsimons Nor |
iaratoM that he was fSily sensible Of the honor
M HIN in ne present t., appointments; but
considered the present Governor as very i'm
proper man; and hoped they would create OPP
berg declared himself in terms OF similar
nature The result was this that their friends !
should be united to keep out, Mihiin. Mr..
Morris BY way Of Pshs the RuSpSis a6
berg: May you or be Governor" There is
a prospect OF Trench Coke succeeding Duer in !
with great asperity by Fitzsimons Representa- |
tive M9rs Senate pennsy
Pennsylvania rather supported him.
We got on the subject OF the tlnanesf Of
lars from the Continental Treasury and that !
ated against the Union. hinted TO him that
from ANYTHING had seen. We had pot drawn
nomtnl Trcasury; that Nicholson had rendered.
accounts to the amount of ten millions and had
added let the account be fairly settled. and II |
we Se really E are in debt let pay 1T Wy sat
Ea%py am and rted n gdnd hmor we
Tuesd9yi May Al felt in some degree the
had card Yesterday TO dine with the Pres-
dent of the United states on Thursday The
ferrng TO his not receiving n similar invita-
ton month before. when the president gave !
dinner to which many Senators were iu-
vted
great deal of business was done In the
Senate in tho way Of passing and reading bills.
but no debate OF any consequence.
Went to tho levee, made my bows. walked
about. turned about and came out.
Wednesday. May "a great deal of business
was done in tho senate, but no debate was en-
tered on. The Rhode Island committee re-
ported The amount OF Il, was to put that
State IN Kind of commercial Coventry to pre-
vent ali Intercourse with them by the way of
trade, think he whole business premature
We adjourned carly.
RinR and Mr.. lanGdon Senator New Hamp-
shire. bob OF whom are sick. Mr. Hazard
whom met In the street told mo Mr. Lang
don could not be seen. | called only on Mr.,
Lee. Pound him better. ] now addressed J
to myself and others; for the allowance, Of t45 |
per month TO q co. Ely. which. by attending to
for army accounts, find to be most ground
less aud unjust charge, pestiton OF his was
and the Secretary Of War reported in his favor