The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

seemed totally ignorant q the principle thai
fe emiI,o to saGtuate the SadheTSnts 9
Taxes Originally flowed. from neces,
sity. Ways and monns follow unavoidable
| expense. Here the system seems reversed
The, ways and means are obvious TO every
reader OF registry Of European taxes. We
c a'e Of ahhHs sSs %nG snT syeTy eF
find plausible protoxt Tor extending tho arm
| tho collected treasures aud tho reigninR party
| seem, TO, consider themselyes as. wanting in
the royal revenues Of England.
,h SIn55d9y Jan 23 h had fairly devoted
ters but IL Just as had adoptsd tho
! a message was bi ought me- from Gov. Lang.
don to go with him, TO meeting. This could
PENNSYLVANIA 10 DO 9a9 9ii his friends at a
and. before / Ind aWite Ges s fangdon
called on me. We attended at Arch street
.Dined with Mr. Morris. The company: Judge
ern Territory, Gen; Butler. ~, Cen Irwin vas
and sat later than usually do.
Mr.. Wallis came into town this evening, hu t
giving me an opportunity Of writing. or at
least WITHOUT my knowing OF his departure.
but somebody else will do them dirty trick
God forbid It should be my luck to dol.
time ago that wanted to sell him some stock.
When l came home from meeting found II
note from him imparting that he would buy to-
morrow. This in a great measure confirms
my former suspicious with respect TO the
Monday, Jan. 24.--This day voluminous COM
munications were introduced by secretary
Lear LWashington's private secretary vol
dent, ayownR the raising OF u vast body OF men
in the Kentucky country to force settlement
WITH ths 1azoo country tho state OF Indian
northwest OF tho Ohio; the translation OF all
which was want OF moro troops.
THE TEN MILES SQUARE.
:, But the most singular Of all was proclama-
miles square. The message accompanying
tho proclamation call for an amendatory law.
and to lay half OF the square In Virginia This
seems like unsettling the whole AFFAIR, l
ident. To bring It back at any rate before
Congress is certainly tho most imnrudent Of
all acts; To take on him to TX til" spot by his
three Commissioners IN the post Of re .ponsi-
bility. was athoughtless act / really think it
TO lay her eggs in from tho uneX pected manner
OF treating this subject. The general sense of
s6oai fix on the spot and il may be query
Whether the words OF the lazy will
are now only agents OF demarkation. nero
and distances.
shilings four pence. deferred, and three per
cents Gt nine.
H oaT Of hs gay nT9 liner
suffered persecution on this affair. Kow!e my
adversary. did not appear and Daniel liees
Naux Coots had been told Of my cheating
man out, of tract of land ailer, 1t, had been
OF trouble with this business OF Senator. aud it
would be we'll for me If was fairly aud honor
ably out of 1t.
OYSTER sUrpERs BEFORE ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Brown Of Northampton called on me and
told mo that MuhIenberg was very busy in
giving oyster surpers. &c. and seemed to
think that should go more among the, nom
ana ,de'est this beast ,worshipplng. How
men should be in the hands OF such creatures
j cannot call them men But Brown seemed
to dso n mad H
s son q t$om 9 it %0ss5eSf arts
my deliverance draweth nigh rho 4tn Of
March IL not distant from tho different schemes
amy amy fh Xed form or mode Of oae,on cannot
think the choice will be made before that time
and let them afTront me II they lind me here
Wednesday, Jan; 2G.-I never in my life had
more distressing dreams than last might: But
rerpe tiles and the emotion was SO great rs
to awaken me. The agitation ] underwent
' s sera a ase eSae Sr the
/ went and called on a number OF the men,
seemed fair and smooth, Some OF them. in
deed. said that they would support mo at the
coming election. believing that to be the object
Of my visit, as 1t In some measure was. !>ciat:la
Ndes Jro'u may DO applied 10 many OF them.
SLIGHT on FRANCE.
The bill for regulating Cons and Yice-C Con-
sus had the second reading this day. A letter
from the National Assembly OF France on the
death OF pr. Frank In was communicated from
self SELF the dsappoihtmSnt p that A awaits he
Ironch patriots, while their warm iancies are
Into on the receipt Of their letter, and the in
formation OF the honors which they have bo-
on 1Sr q ana o @RGang
when We. cold as clay. care not Zig for them
fG1nkIn or freedSm bo Veil we deserVewh"t
Jan. II. This day COMMUNICATIONS were
received from the President Of the INT
Sa 5n the dr. bS %bS
of many people nre grati.'ed to Involve ls IN |
war. To Involve US In expenso at any rGte
PERHAPS. would BIZ unJust-perhRps cruel too. |
TO suppose It. But had system been headed |
10 involve us in the dopth Of Difficulty with the
Indians mono better could Lavo been devised. |
FEASCE COMPLAINS.
Last wear at New York, much alteration |
happened whother discrimination IN tho |
VI foreign nations in treaty with ". This |
neaSu was lost although, In my opinion. q |
lust one. The court OF France remOHstrnteS !
against tho duties expecting iavOfs rs u ma
ton in treaty. some gentlemen on receiving
fho communications affected rocautation pub
cly and BY these worry means obtnnei them
selves 10 10 put on tho committee. This day they
eporte against the claims 81 France. J lave
hitherto attended only TO tho part acted by
One persons whose conduct, from apuoar-
lucs. l. not very consistent. | called on Otis
Secretary OF the Senate tor tho paIcrS. 10
aid Butler Senator, EoGth Carolina got lhum
and had given them to one Of the licpresentH-
ives: a minute after ] saw them in mo hands
If Mr. Dalton Senator, Mnssachusett . Iut
Otis is reaily 80 stupid that know not whether
10 lied or blundered.
Whom the matter OF no discrimination was
'arried in Congress- in our first ros.I"n could
hardly suppress q thought, which ! felt ready
o spring M in my mind, that some person
Wished TO DESTROY tho confidence between us
md France. Rnd bring US back to the fist! rotS
4 British dependepco. This ! charge to The
influence Of the city OF New York. but Ihiil-
lelphia has not altered tho tenoI Of their po-
itcnl conduct
Ellsworth Senator. Connecticut could not
es. moment nl this day lie was ont and
II. all on the fdEets. Twice or thrice was nm
d!ournment limited at, and MS often did he re-
,uest that It might DO withdrawn. expect ing
he Excise bill 70 be taken out. But he had 10