The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25

HlOanY' WeGo conscntou tu. Senhto uuJouIHeu'
JunGE BURKE or SOUTH cAEo1tNA ATTACKS
HAMILTON.
Went carly to henr the event Of this dny's do
bates in the House of Representatives Notn,
ing remarkable savo u violent personal
Hqt 2q pm If south by cn %SfS R Ms
the men Of the blade say must pro-
dnf Inc ! T1 MI %yEoo was Ss SSSn
tive, Icnnsylvnnal spoke to mo in the chnm;,
Der of REPRESENTATIVE, to have meeting OF
aErsSd 70 meet at The sScaEors. but rst
Went and drank lea with Mr. Wynkoop .qnIi
1y%oT srrss SS1SS iSnnigS S took
2nnS w @soff th4 i@o tho S'oiG nion
nnd disbcievcd all Mr. Nichglson,s state.
B %rnSs H Old %SaSa YgSSc EchS
sens statement BENG made gpthoniy
federation had proceeded every slcp on tho
grounds. OF u, final sottomort That 10 an.
ncv Constitution. which had aanrtiIcl oyery
act Of tho Old Congrrss: nor cquld 500 how
any debt Of tlers unt he showed by settle
mont TINT She had EXCEEDED her rcuutSitios.
Both tlmGt and Nyni9op arc s9oking tIr
have onieavo'el t. humorF them, 0ut their
April l,-Th4 day In senate two bills wero
| siIncl, tho Carolina cos~iOu net and tho nil
Tor giving crcr' to the sta 4 inerrrtion laws.
| A committee was also appointed 10 settle tho
nay OF tho senators NJ TO tins time.
Az tN1n.G.G ~ rHE HOUSE.
Tho Scnu'c ijOurned and went into the
! chGmherot representatives To- hear tho d.
! bates. 1T was II duil scene. cry congress
man. Mnseachusr!tsl TOOK up tho iin,r I the
( "oDimittec to tho hour Of aIIouinmcut iio IS
! committee rrso and 10 question was aiken.
! Soon after came N too@, IN opportunity Of
/ some Inconvenience oil the assumption. |
/ l"uni he *n'm'd lnUrn om.arlassed. Law
/ renee ICnnGr"~stnn NcW 10 X, and Ben
son Itonsre>syan' INV iorE, had got
INN away lrGm his usual scat 70
! nCd hle.s vou; went out OF the chamber
| and arinnIiy tool, h,s vito and lrocecdr1 n"mo
4 man can h'.t serve ms country l. IN sup"rin-
! ten I,nG his farm. i'clhano tnG,c is no gCtloi
/ wanting III political iorttu,I". Henson, Law
renee. the Secretary. aud others have paid at.
to rsa,o tHci ,' ii. Vote IIt he has done What
uaily oHnnds them and SUBJECTS himself TO
n s. and dSse" ,he cause # ii. c" I ' 4
time when an hu ICSt ro," ia incstiaahlc. TO
morrow beng Good Friday We adjourned over
TO Saturday.
II HAVE PVT NY roaGriCAL LIFE IN Ny HAND
Icy STARTING ms OPPOSITION To THE FILA
pELrufANs"
April 2.-Tho House of Rcpro entatives mot
but adjourned on account OF tho holiday. |
covered HIS dav at the Hail with George
Gray lie declares tho people OF Pennsylvania
are unt'orsdiiy opposed t. assumption. now
the mater is understood This is the eject of
the ruhlirnio ions which have laborcL hard in
deed to get into the prints. The Nneakor is now
Clymcr Is so, too. but am not quito certain
whether his wish Of popularity has as yet been
liticnl life in my hand in starting this onroei-
ton in tho, teeth of the Observation-Disclosures II
5lll my seat IN Congress and dlsgrNeo in the pub
tude OF intention and mic O'wWS dhen"Us e$io.
hs be- the 6r9Een NV" wn 1t @ TO he cd det
sciOus OF 10 guilt and not turn pale AZ every
Charge
An INVITATION II DINE WITH HAMILTON.
I was this day to have dnnd with the Secre-
tary Hamilton. Tut n violent storm of wind
AMI rain came on and could not get II hack
neyi the ,neaker F. \. Muhlenbergl offered
gone 10 church.
April - allied in the morning at Mr. Hamil-
tonS ollce - make an apology for not dining
with him. Coul! not SEQ him. lie was closetod
With the Secretary OF War knox. Was desil ed
TANGO of my business would not Justify this.
Gave my name aud compliments TO Col. Ham
ItOu. and info nation iLat the badness OF the
weather rreIented my dining with him yes
terday; as happened to be 20 unfortu-
Rae rag and now Ills mome1tdWs SG Affair being sil
tiled. went to the Hall. The minutes were
sRes R Was 6anSs1 Of the
Chair The report was the nay due 10 each
memn ne Rr AmS, S"nHt2r New IGssy
81 ne. alter tho roror was danced In. that
King and Srhavler senators. New ork! We're
/ allowed iull pay. Notwithstanding they had not
been much Win us, and that jr johnson Sen;
nt0r tonneetlcui was allowed full pay, and
mileage to tunnccticui. though he lives here:
who tn" time d.! Elmer was absent was de-
Quoted.
went into tho Representation chamber OK
pecting tho assumption wouid ho taken up. A
llst!rs- apathy -etmGd 10 pervaGe tho whole.
Iwp IN lions were nesatiycd touching some
amp ,intment al Il foreign nature that did not
seem 10 have been well diEcs,ed. SOMEBODY
said ad .oWrn. and they al lUurncd accordingly.
D. la "a kt.f "a a ll,ippSa
New England men dcspair of being able TO
saddle US with their debts. and now thoy care
not whether hoy do any business ornot; Mr.. |
George Gray OF the Lower Ferry: Mr. Luper,
hi4 son in-Iaw; Cot. Oswald, and another gen
versitiln afto" dinner Mir LGpcr had waited |
on Nj lirfim1pS before he came away liiz- |
simonS advised him II to come ana told him
n year hence would he time enough; MG moth
ng wn"'d b" Gon. m ~" h'"mrTS unut here-
harry o have IA company of Pennsylyaninns
HAMILTON-DUEKE DUEL.
April Al wrote my letters early. The day
was inviting and could not avoid the empta-
ton Of walking ont went TO SCOTS ll,epre-
walled with mo Tho town is much aGitated
about a LCel between burke CONGRESSMAN
sonnl speech against Hamilton u few days be-
fore in the llourr Of EeTrsentatiyesl and
cernei in tho business may really make the
FOOLS light.
PROPOSAL. TO BARTER pENNSYLyASIA VOTES FOR |
CAEoLINA AND MASSACHUSETTS, VOTES.
When | was called down to dinner tho Speak
or II. A. Muheuhcrgi and Gen. Peter Muh- |
lenEorE were clOsotod with tlymeT and jack |
son Congressman. G1OrgiH. All was profound |
mystery. We had half lnished our dinner bo- |
iric thOy Ioined US. | saw they were iIlled |
with thoughts Of lmrortAnce' but scorncd to |
be inuuisitive | rotlred I" my chamber. The |
SpoGkor soon cam" tolne and folded the |
mystery. ,,lymrr had proposal TO barter
away tho Pennsylvania woes for an aSsump- |
ton for The Carolina and Massachusetts votes |
Tor an adjournment to PHILADELPHIA He and !
FitHeimons arc no" Siuirming like cells in u |
basket to regain The popularity which they |
have or AFRO hkny Ia lOsO on this bust. |
moss. by bringing Toward plausible |
preloxt 10 H-lHy thcir late vote. Tho |
Speaknr. however, nvOwcd TO me tho ren- on |
Of the vote tor assumption, viz: consolidation !
and uniting IN ono H"v"rnm"nt ! told him !
plainly llnmillOn hal no ability for such work /
aud tho ming would M, carry in his or, any .
Other hand. dr'"rmlnGI 10 90 AMI cnll on .
this bug,nrs,ri d'! II but he had Jackson
HnmiltnnI Ni n him. ] sat tin | WINS trad mud