The sun., 1890-06-08

Independent part OF the Union. As the argu-
ments were nearly the same on every question.
II IL in vain to repeat them. nonny Johnny
Adams took uncommQn palms to bias us, with
out effect. voted uniformly against allowing
vincod nothing was due him, | cannot Gelu
noting Mr.. Adamss speech. In eXtoling the
Baron he told Us that he the baron had i'm
ieal nod by him in tho only school in the world
whore they were taught hY tho great King OF
Prussia who had copied them from tho ancient
these arts ami principles we wed our indc-
rendence Childish man ,d, 10 tcli Ysthis when
ei gagemcnts had terminated fortunately be-
lore ever we heard uf the Baron.
-, May rs. This day m,d We h&d G@Mn"c,atiops @ that
brought on the vote for adjournment to Fhla-
dephia. hut the day passed without anything
being done No debate OF any CONSEQUENCE in
the Senate. | felt ~ ceedinGlv lndsposod in tho
forc part Of the dny. and dreaded going into
SompaHy The p%nxsr SpSaESr ' oaS A. MnhhSn1Ss !hn s
drank n few glasses and felt much helter hut
j must note how my feelings viii be to-mor-
Saturday, May 29 Cannot complain OF my
health stayed in all day. II was raw and
nSnG nM, nG 70 ram h a0d hSS tS% To1 10 Ss With
ing received n note from colonel HunA Sena-
Sunday. May aO.-I rested but badly last
night had ugly dreams. Am to dino out this
dny. ! had bost be careful nnd attentive, How
Idle this idea Dreams me- are S E4t aIac9ns @ @ thi1Es
astor | had one strange dream OF seeing u
man falling from place like n snwmill. |
my min at Sunbury. What hcan of idlcuess
The man was not eillGdb b,A. dG91 e., cnId plagued
Last night Fitzsimons yRoprcscntative
iennsylvania called on me. They agreed to
call on G0odhue Representative, Massnchu-
scttsl Gilman Representati!e. New lamp
shrel. Huntingdon Representatives, Coanccti
cutI. and some other of tho New England men.
and tell them calmly tina! the iennsyIvanaps
New England would persist in voting far New
\ lork. tho Pennsylvanians would agree to any
other place ThaiteySr ana ana So from here they
ioin Mr. Morris senator. Pennsylvania in u
similar service with respect to the Senate.
SALARIES TO MINISTER'S.
Monday. May 81. l79O.-.Weut early ont to call
on sundry memhers nnd try to rrepare them
the usual time Tho bill for intercourse with
foreign nations came up from the representa-
tives with an insistanco. Both houses having
insisted, il remained for us TO recede or call for
a conference. 4 considerable debate however.
or rather delivery Of sentiment, took place.
Ellsworth senator. ConnertichtI. In n slow.
lanEuid manner. snid it was cay TO see that the
Representatives had In view some old rcEula-
formerly the business had been done by some
gentlemen for about $4,000 per annum.
Mr.. Adams Vice President jumped M; said
that could not be; that he hal Kept the nc
counts with his own hand at Paris. and they
amounted to about 5000 Guiineas yearly; lio
had now a vast deal 4 say, When @ d" had done
said he was very willing TO show the document
from which he had spoken Ih tierS r Was an t, a6-
don't .Adamsl while he was In Paris and ali the
particulars for twenty months. amounting TO
s9S which was n%i more imam at 'ne me, ra{e o,
fact was he was found lying. as they all have
been on that subject
Now Butler South Cardinal rose and had n
good deal to say on the merits OF tho pcrma-
nent residence and concluded with asking
leave to bring in hl ior permnnEEnt esiii
made u long speech felt so much Interested
that could not help rising, | observed that
period would work no reIie! OF present incon:
venienceS: that the complaints were felt and
we'll founded as to the place in which we now
we're; tnat the gentleman had given notice
some days ago that he would offer bill for the
permanent residence. lie now added the tenn
IN atter alter was that he delivered his bill. 1 Gould
almost curse Mr.. Morris for having left me at
June II called early this morning on Fitz;
simons Representative. Pennsylvania and
Clymer Representative, Pennsylyania told
them that. all things considered, thought il
best in me 20 endeeyor to postpone, Bu'lcr's
ISenator, South Cardinal bill. They both ap-
/ won't tt to the Hall to observe the mem hers as
they came In, Langdon senator. New lIamr,
shire was there He certainly manifested
II no, Esa such srong no
Of him heretofore would have suspected him.
lie desired NE 70 assure the two nom bers, OF
NJ Massachusetts that there was no bargain with
the NirRinians. told him would do anything
lie requested and did SO.
among wolves with only neutral characters TO
support me. The President Adams was hasty
enough to take up BTtlers Senator south
taking IL UP a. all. as he said he WAS afraid Of
Hdirerence arising between the @ two Houses.
different parts Of the House really felt
happy.
done There was some small talk and COM
muniratons which did not mind. But all at
once tho President Adams began to read the
residence Of Congress. / wished much f1r
somebody else to begin the opposition. and
them. let them mould the attack rs they
would Mr.. Reed Senator Delaware spoke
HEanTt on Gs S 9u, made no
moved that the bill should be committed.
Gum Georgia. seconded. Mr.. Carroll Mary
it. said that the honorable gegtleman had
set out with declaring that he wished t. avoid
any differences with the other House None oi
us could atrec; Ignorance OF what had passed
in the House Of Representatives yesterday.
vote had passed for the meeting Of the next
session at Philadelphia. That We might every
moment expect our door to be opened for the
receipt OF such II communication. For us,
therefore, to adopt different mode OF treating
the same subJort would have the appearance
OF courting difference &c.
Butler South Carolina got up in reply and
said every insulting thing in his power. | had
concluded that | thought II best that the bill
should lie on the table until the resolution
came up l. e.. from tho House Of Representa-
tiN es'. and that thoy should he considered at
the snme time. This took place after n good
deal Of talk. 1t WAS remarkable that tho reso-
luton came up Iust as Butler began to rail at
mo The Senate adjourned early. aud soon
alter in came Mr.. Morris Senator. pennsyl-
Saula. covered with sweat and dust.
THE STRUGGLE FOR CONGRESS-
June al went early this morning To meet
our delegation and o inculcate this doctrine
on our Representatives.: that in all cases we
should be prepArcd for the worst. and that We
should now think Of the next step TO he taken
In case OF the worst happening in our House
Senatel: that a conduct OF this kind would
k ep the mater alive keep the party in spirits
and collected. They admitted the principle but
seemed at loss for tho means i hinted the prO-
priety OF bringing forward resolution naming
the day OF adjournment ana the time OF meot-
ing. FtzsmOns lRopresentativo Pannsyi-
Vanial and Morris Senator, FennsylvHnla all
hat were present seemed to carp ut il. How
ever told them " | only urge you TO think OF
and provide your nrNt step" hint was
dropped that had better be at the Hail, /
readily agreed and went there. could see AS
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