The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

ners, Riarine folly. and the basest selflshnes
apparent in almost every public transaction
is mot dreadful to ind them in such 2 place
Aug 30-BeinR Sunday, found myself reall!
an hSySF 4G % to dno With SPEAK
tMr +. A. MuhlenberRl but was Obliged to de
IT. at home M ds{ 70 sR Venture
was worse after dinner and had to. go to bed
Had sleep and gentle sweat, and found my
SELF something better after it
| OTIS GARBLEs THE MINUTES OF THE SENATE
Aug. 31.-Found myself very Ill this morn
ing; most acute pain settled In my left hip:
however, dressed and went To- the hall Aftel
Senate notwit hstandinR before knew him tc
be villain scarce could suspect him o.
ba now the moon
Soaid b i've G&i ,G% he pay p
with establishment but there was no time
DC 95 oysd the r ssS
to, support the. Secretary l0tisL stayed 9
while, but found myself too sick to attend. |
can same o out OF wind9w and h found OTIS In
this business, He said his memory was bad.
nut him in mind Of my having called on him
him, however, COPY 1t on piece OF paper. He
said It was so In the other book; went to fetch
1t but did not return. Sick and came home.
"LoRDLY AND PoMpoUs" OFFICERS OF COURT.
Sept. li--Exceedingly i'll with settled and
acute pair in my Ions particularly on my lett
side or hip. Dressed. however, and went 70 the
ssy e Of IT the ssn
ators e give princely incomes to ell the Fed.
srai officers. l really was astonished: Can II
thus having provided the furniture Of court,
some such title viii be wanted to step into ali
ri 5 10 al hs
every one of item. ! cannot However.
more more de cent than n many Of them. Tie
avowed object OF these proposed aug
siSs was to s enable the oere to I've
worth Connecticut and others did the subject
that my vote GENERALLY decided in favor OF the
lowest sum. This made me sit In extreme
un Il really tR Nth ds that Mh
increasing the salaries was accompanied with
the dignity OF the office; and that they moved
such small additions, despairing OF obtaining
Whee Is oSpseted ther sarss wiz
be spent land. really believe, the candidates
themselves) are busy and perhaps others, too
who expect favors from the officers.
"BoSNY JoHNEY ADAMS" GIVES THE CASTING
VOTE For HIGH SALARIES.
Sept. At is vain; pain and sickness is my
lot. l cannot attend the hall. Mr.. Morris called
was taken OF my absence, and reconsidera-
s0n was moved and a. addS carried to
ss e Gsns Th
the House exclaimed violently against the tax
ing OF this advantage of my absence and OBJ
Union were at, stake lie here fixed with SO
acute pain through my loing that l cannot
move more than II were impaled.
THE CONFERENCE AT THE CITY TAVERN.
To give me any information on this subject was
not, however. Mr.. Morris's object; There has
Pennsylvania deleG alton. or at least part Of
detail Of it, it IOPE e0RtSnI5e he Tst
whatever place Ifor, residence Of Congressl
In pennsylYania the New England men should
that every place named In Pennsylvania should
be voted for by the whole delegation These
thinSs knew not they having been transacted
New England men. instead Of naming the Falls
being the point, to which all his negotiations
with Jay. Hamilton, DC. tended. were pre-
pas he %bSe the h s4sa d ths
Yirginians stepped into the support OF Mr..
soott's motion. rescued tho Pepnsylvanians
face. In this state were matters on the 2sth
u uh August l72SI and and thought then that
was at an end. Indeed / was not
% Se sn %s any nt S ssm Fve eSnssa @
guaRe to the delegation was: gu are
on tenable ground. Now keep yourselves
there" something was; however, said as We
have anything to say it must come from them.
Mr.. Morris caught at this and ope ed a neRoti-
alton with them and carried matters M SO far that
Pennsyl wanna delegation at Clymers and Fitz-
simons's lodgings at o'clock Yesterday even
the whole business l. settled. and you must
come 10 Clymer's and Fitzsimons's lodgings at
THE CAUCUS IN Mr.. CLYMER's LODGINGS.
On quitting the Senate chamber called Mr..
Scott out OF the Kepresen tative chamber to tell
him to apologize to the meeting for my alb
one step. All this was new TO him He said 1t
any agreement WAS made II must be with the
business. wished TO attend. and parted with
send an apology by Mr. wynkoop Congressman.
pobly WAS the matter managed that while Mr..
Morris WAS introducing Mr. Goo hue Con
gresham. Massaehusettts. and ME. King New
dgeoi , Of tie Ear, OF T she Ni[gnians
he was, and occupied u room down
stairs, while. Mr.. Goodhue aud Mr.. King
ClymeT. Eitzslmons Hester, scott aud the
speaker NJ. MuhlrnD.rg declared totally
against any treaty VITA ths NoN LnRiAnd men.
hsssrs, Hartley and NynkoOp declared them
selves dlBengAgad: ana al parties departed.
What Alr. Morris CON plAins most bitterly OF 10
tlnt NJ. FItZrimOns Hhould permit him 10
bring ths New England men 20 HE lodging on
th. infIus Il treaty. when he was Determined
against treating with "a" n, aud that there
blOuld 10 ANY tsrmz Of communicating with
bf. Madison 10 which ho Ma u stt anger.
Nj MDfTH LogetsT has not Quilted the
game. IL told ulo that al 'L5 hsg IhRlHnI
men aud New iuFk dSirRatlDD we're IOy met
aud they would on o. teftps - tie Original
lFpDOhals. name pihr" Ia Iannhglyai IA Tor
they had 49, uHly agreed on one gblcb BE- had
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