The sun., 1890-06-08
THE SUM- SUNDAY, JUNE s, 1S0o--TwENTY-EIGHT PAGES.


0. l wish to meet with you and the Speaker II.
May 2S.Nft was near 10 whom was called
down on the calling Of ftEsmo@ns pms heprsstnra MA
with the Speaker IF. A Muhlonberg. We had
considerable loose talk On the subject Of the
some time declared that was not the busness
on which ho came. II was TO settle something
Should R be run Tor the tIiair at the next eiec.
tion. He spoke OF tho dignity OF the Speakers
If. A, Muhlenhergl present place and the GER
tniEty of MS con inuanre in II. 1t was evident
that he wished the Srcnkcr to decline l.. -. the
n2mmat9n for ,Goyernor Of Pennaylyania.
The Speaker said. Very we'll will give you
an answer tomorrow morning"
Nothing rcnarknble happened this day.
wrote to my doar family, as usual
Called on. r. H. Lee Senator of vi Gnia, on
Walker Senator Virginia. and Dr. Elmer
ported the amendments on tho Baron Stouhcn
bill. 1t was the opinion OF the committee that
he should have an annuity OF $1,000. There
this. II is we'll known that all he would got
would mmeIintcly sink into the hands of
hamilton. 1t lay. however. over for to- morrow.
Some business came uu from the representa-
tt,es. .,, rr,r ,,ov,n,.s su,,, MET -.
PHILADELPHIA
And now Mr.. Morris Senator Pennsylvanlal
rose and made tho omE-eypcctod motion In tho
following words: .,Kesolved. that Congress
city OF Philadelphia" langdon Senator New
Iinmpshircl secon ed the motion. A dead
pause ensued. our tresident Adams asked asked
lcr Senator, New York got up and hoped not.
as II was n matter Of great Importance to move
noncm"nt. nor Slr. Morris said II the gentle
man will name tomorrow he had no obler;;
ton" and tG;morrow was accordinGlv named nci
now lizard south Cardinal. Butler South
%arolna, Or. johnson E"npecttciutl SCHUYLER
Tho people they mostly attacked were Gov
Johnston Senator North Carolina, Hawkins
North Carol ina. and Gum lGeorGtnL soon
lett them and came home.
A PICTURE or JEFFERSON.
But this wns mess dny. and ! went at half
past three and found the company already
seated and the dinner almost eaten M.
with Jefferson. the Secretary Of Stae, at q
o'clock. When ! came TO tho hall Jefferson
and the rest of the committee were there JEFF;
stiffness in his manner: his clothes seem too
small for him; he sits in a lounginR manner, on
shoulders elevated much above the other; his
face has a sunny aspect: his whole figure has
lose shaGknG air HE, he h9d ramphItns rambling & %
pertinent which l expected. would dignity the
presence. Of II, Secretary or Minister. looked
shed about him. He spoke almost without
ceasng. But even his discourse partook Of his
personal demeanor II was loose and ram bling
went. and some oven brilliant sentiments
sparkled from him. The information which he
ali high spired. He had been long. CROUCH
abroad 10 catch the tone Of European folly lie
%GSh SsnT sssed 10 nhsr tS
highest of the lowest thnn the lowest Of the
highest" Translation :" 1t is better 70 aproint
ter Ienipotentiarv with q small one, He took
hs leave. and the committee agreed to strike
our The spechG sum to b" Gfren to any l9teiGn ~
count. and appropriated $4,000 generally for
MAY 25.-This day again was engaged In
the main business. called on sundry OF the
members The Workers arc now busy in tho
scheme Of bargaining with the ,yirCinians
Offering the permanent seat on the Potowmack
for the TEMPORARY one, in. New York; Butler
lScnntor. S. G. is the chief agent in this husi-
TO be taken OIL Gy IL Patterson Senator, y.
j.. however, ls not yet come.
Baron Steubens business was taken up. The
committee were called on to give the reasons
Of their report As was Chairman had to
take the lead. l, knew there was blame ready
business but laid down the outlines in as
strong colors as / thought consistent with
truth; that those who came, after me might
not be hashful and thus taking scope enough
for them to act in; | though; took many
Of the Senate, with me; some knew II
drmonstra,icn Ga Gon'0.i vas on S our side; if%:
the Bai on could, demand nothing Izard
lSouth Carolina dreT c9nclusSi,Gns 80 4 that were
Even Butler south Carolina disowned his rea-
sons: but he was for doing the same thing
up and spoke exceedn gly well for more than an
hour. He was severe in some Of his structures.
R Sn f henr 6 6S aSnsiS
took place without any question. One object
OF the delay was to put OF our question on the
residence.
Wednesday. MAY 2G.-This day may be con-
sidered by me as an unlucky one. Last night
rested but poorly owing; | believe. to rhen.
Interrupted by fsncful Appearances OF war.
rtors passing BY in ilight- or gliding along. l
/ was plagued with this kind OF fabling during
my distress on board the swallow. cannot help
considering such illusions rs unfortunate.
BARON sTEUBES GETS HIS PENSION.
The Baron's lSteubenl bill, as it was called
was taken up lerySrsion OF reason, perv-r-
sion OF principle. The world turned INSIDE
down, only could Justify the detorminations
and the Baron's bill was trlum-
rhant. put question t. myself whether there
body that could possibly depart further from from
the PRINCIPLES OF Justice and regard TO the
public welfare. None: none; answered every
officer OF tho Treasury has embarked In this
business with the warmth OF solicitors; John
Adams gave twtce the casting Vote III tnis pnsi-
entation over human fralties
THE SENATE TAKES \ LAUGH.
But after this was done, Mr.. Morris called
for his motion. II lie really intended 10 IOSo
II he could not possibly have taken a more
certain method. He rose laughing heartily
every time he got up. King New York laughed
nt him. and he laughed back at King and
number more Joined in the laugh. This was
truly Ridiculous Few Georgia Butler South
Carolina, and King New orkl rose. and tho
amount OF all they said was that a removal
was inconvenicnt that Philadelphia was not
If we onco got into Il wo would he ac-
in such II manner that we would
never leave IL, &c.
l replied that a removal was not called for
by the resolution: that the next
session OF Congress was 10 meet in Philad"l-
phia: that, although II was not central. 1t WAS
more 20 than the place whore We We're now.
The universal consent OF the provinces. before
We were States. and uf the states since was in
favor OF Phladolphia. This was verified by
every public assembly which had been called,
from the meeting vi the irst Congress down 10
the late meeting Of the iuciHnatl. The argu-
mtntS drawn from the convenlcnces OF Phlla-
deIphia. und the insinuatiens tnat II We were
once there nobody would ever think OF going
away from II, | thought were reasons which
should induce us to embrace this PLACE which
would come SO completely up to our wishes, l
begged gentlemen. however. TO be easy on tho
subject Philadelphia was place they never
could got as permanent residence. The Gov
eminent OF Iennsylvanial neither would nor
could part with It,. 1t WAS nearly oqual u ono
third o. the state in wealth and population. II
was the only port belonging to tho state. II
was excepted by the Government IN her oilers