The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

thronsb, perbaps unalterad. could not help
observing that now both titzsimons anu Gym,
or spoke, and they we're lihel Secretary all
over. Fitzsinlons gave me notice q a meeting
OF the lennsylyunia delegation AT ms LODGINGS
at o'clock went Ih SnaS Of he 'e stsie
debts hut tho fact to tell us that they we're pre-
determined TO do it
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION AGREE 10
WINE AND OYSTERS
Clymer, strange to tell. expatiated on the
growing grandeur Of pennsylS ania II It was
done; GU. roads would al bg MADE ear, ana our com
These appeared strange words 70 me coming
from that quarter. Finsimons vas much more more
mined and only called on our complaisance to
assent to ther better judgment. chose 70
mendon publicly that thought we scarce did
justice to the State we represented that we did
not meet oftener and consu on her interest.
Ills met with an echo OF appianse. rdtIslmons
Mr.. Morris spoke OF wine and oysters, and it
was agreed 10, meet every Monday evening at
now pr posed. and, In fact, made the above
proposition TO obyiato any suspicion OF obstl-
macy or unsociabilty.
A DEBATE JUST FOR FUN IN THE SENATE
Feb 23.-The Senate sat more than an
hour doing. nothing at all but looking AZ each
Massachusetts, got together ut time when
we had all got In chatting parties anout the
der and Ellsworth was up. 1t was most for
nal motion, indeed which he male and then
road resolution. stating that u mistake had
boon male yesterday in Il communication
when had been sent to the House of Repre-
sentNtiyes. and desiring them to return the
and 1 suspected al was not very right. But,
indeed, as much through pasti me as otherwise.
h re EsT se M ana Grys as
on, and we made noble debate Of it. It would
be idle 10 blot an inch OF paper with 1t, The
il. Greatly was he mortified indeed and sat
down in visible chaErin.
Or. Johnson Connecticut, who had not
spoken before. got w and said angry things.
He did not move absolutely for q r, cons idcra-
ton, but Ellsworth followed HIM and urged u
r{SIconslI Grafton 1t WINS seconded 10y Strong
Massachusettsl. got UP and opposed the re-
Iteration as ont OF order, and another
was called on, aud he declarrl tho question
out Il order. "M,rabile ,dictu.,, | turned 10
Mr.. Morris. Had he decided 80 in the case of
the SuSlunhanua hl. said |. wo should have
hal Congress on the banks OF thnt river Mr..
Adams had decided that n motion to recon-
Sidor, made by one Of tho minority. was in or
der. In tho last session motion was recon
siicrei ami the Susluehanna bill lost-ED.l
Mr. Morris got on the SUBJECT of the Difficult:
his account. Told mo that he had to send
again to Philadelphia tor n receipt book in
paid to tho extent OF 40 t-hllingsi aud such
thing Sc tied aud the most ample receipt and
eb. 2i.-Attended this day in Senate.
NO business of any conselmence done Was
homo aud bathed my feet; but my head was SO
bud | had to lie down. This WINS a day Of
company at our house. Madison virginia. was
in the in}itati2n. and came early and asked for
me- but could not come down stairs. | was
sorry for this put as the saying is, there is
ter ottor it, but kept my bed
, Feb. 25.-teel almost well of my headache.
but thought best to stay at home. more espe-
cia " AS | expected nothing OF consequence to
lie done at tho Senate. Was agrecaby sur
rrisel with the arrival OF Mr., Richardson. who
also letters from PHILADELPHIA containing some
newspapers. in one of which were two pieces
which forwarded some time ago for publica-
mo the mos agreeable. Wrote back letters by
sir. richardson, who goes tomorrow.
eD 2G:-Attended at the hall: showed il tho
hall TO Mr. Richardson: then went to the bank
leave OF him Visited BOBBY Harris. Attended
at the hal! where no business was done Re-
ceived an agreeable letter from Dr. Logan.
Ment in the evening and drank tea with Mr..
WynkoOp. who has got his wife with him. Fin
ished the evening Ia reading
PETER PINDAR on ROYALTY.
No Senate this day. Wen, with the Speaker
tMr. +. !. Muhlenborgl to buy books. | bought
vein will write monarchy into disrepute In
Britain. His shafts are aimed personally at
his nrsaent, Mai g, bit many OF them ht the
1inrdity 81 royal Goyernment Thus even
ing royal family. may be useful instrument
in opening The ewes Of mankind to the absurd
ity Of human worship and the adu!ation. nay.
almost alteration, paid TO work Of their own
hands. Kings and governors originally We're
meant for the use and advantage Of the gov,
them out OF their places and made them not
only useless but Gurdensone.
ten. Hester called this evening. The Penn
syTania new2naper5 spoke. particularly Os-
valid 5, OF tho goth. 1t 1.-THE paper had been in
said fitzsimons. got his hands on It, and he
saw no more OF it. | reminded him that had
left one Of those papers in his and the Generals
Peter ,Muhlenberg, room. and that also was
mis- laid. |, however got one of them for
II lester. as two wore enclosed to me. Wrote
this day to George Logan. rude letter book.
Feb. 2S.BenE SUNDAY stayed at home all
day. Read and wrote letters to my family
March Visited Mr. Harris, who find
some tlme nothing done. deceived note to
I! inc with the PRESIDENT II the United States.
heard the debates till J O'Clock, which thought
Ames Massachusetts, however.
read in his place string OF resolutions touch
ing the mauner in which the States were to
ring forward their claims. which l thought
alarming.
THE SENATOR'S MAKE FUN OF JOHN ADAMS.
March 2.-Just nothing done this day In Sem
n'e save receiving 3aiIey's bill for certain in
yentions from the Representatives. Some spite
Iul remarks madeon It. To morrow assigned for
ScoverHg as la not TIA attend IN W tls Io@se
Of Reprssentatives Our President d. Ohm Adams
goes every dny. and the members .pend tIief
the aburtions Of their muses.:
and embryo Writings resound the room. Ter
haps they mny have go and dressed the bLpt-
ngS OF their brains at their lodgings in Cfder
10 pop thom on the company to the greater ad-
vantage. A resolve passed the Rerrosenta-
lives this day that seems to show that uAy he-
gin to think. 1t is call on the Secretary
HAM lton to ascertai u the resources. tLat they
may be applied to the payment OF ire state
lebts If they should he adoptsd. The Speaker
+, A. Muhlerberg was at tho ev,e TO day.
When no came home he said tho STATE dehtS
n"gi be toptrd. This, suppose Is the language
Of the court.
March 3-This day Raieys bill aiken M for
he second reading. Five members rose TO on
pose it. ! was w three times, ana am con-
yinced we should have carried u Mr. Morris
Pennsylvania rose, however and proposed that
/ shonlI b. committed to the very mon who
opposed ii. Laugdon New ianpshirel made
l formal motion 10 this pprposc hu! was sec
Jnded by Ba--elt Delaware. Huch a commit
90 was accOrdinElv. appointed. II Is a new
way. to commit Il Ulll 20 It's eneml2. We will
see what will come o. II.
March 4 Visited Mr.. Harris this morning.
Found him rr"uvrru NJ last. have an interest
n everything hat hapucucd e. ltm, OF which
10 l. little aware; nlced nobody knows my
ceilings on mis- subject Ou, myself lie will
rust. he well in IA few day, AMI II his COM
l,aint should be completely removed 1t may