The sun., 1891-09-06

lis rssissssicsl gown; Eas Mt; i Sonsl;Pps Tn Ing
fStsa fsr,y as ,f tse HS' a,'sr vent ashn ton
f. be Pre.aen II shSst ,Mo Me .si.ass SSak
t!on on ono aide, and on tho other tormulation.
He could mako good speech AT tnG COM
loan party on iis mettle. but to bring tho votes
to tho place where they we're t. bo conhted was
detNS III Thns "S Two % oi Tia active factors . CAR
~ elections bscame Governor and Senator
All h.sins hhlrt b.on ssete Vic. rsdn. Gen
me old sYnoHSs NE Sor. Ros's " sbs erssss ssst
probably felt above. was OF the utmost eonss- e.
moss svsry .2 'Ss day. P out CEN
Arthur to break with hin nat at chsmss sstia,ns:
.cG.% a NsT assn nSrx Tn Asans to %Hs
n. GS' ssns,S MT s SSSa Sst
s"osSivs Ta'sS nsa9h an h.slsssiy imeerioas oSs
brought. about the confusion we have since %
ssrs. re ons %o EoS'a to- ases Ta
praheaied ,Iat Arthur was a po tion 81 me
sn 81 sS Fss bsr srS eTHpso sS so
sec Sec,stsry Of tho Ir asury, Foi9er. who Is de:
own seSe ey Mp Nni
Ills President. Tolsers ambltion had long ecen
t. s SSw SFSh Elm ana i
n,. soT fsys f4s n snsT' oss Lsi
ss.I he tdness Of ''ms ms to
orsr ss Str Of P5.o1S or tnsIosbou.s ah.ied the
poliiicai scenery, The aot Of Conkling's re- Mrs.
irsment irm ,hc senate nn e. c,nsea Win inc
,Ss Pres, ,ientsl onise after having bean
irien,Is OF Mr.. l'laiuo that Arthur gave him
next to no, support
Is oTn tbs ntss + 70 Ssn
1%Tnsa pr%r vi Who nass!n ~ yoss
Church. but spends our-fiths sfhis time with
Protestants aud asked him how he balanced
Flew, iis was n. fully up to the rsoulremsn.s
lem t. his prejudice, but he brushed tn m
resp c.able Aimin,stra,ion. md disd GENERALLY
resoectei and lamen,si%, The IN ,nnera t., Of tho
Fifth avenue. whore The angels blow their
trumpets on the c.rn!ce. showed that in New
York city he Was at the LAY, OF his dea,h tho
man coming from the church. where arrived
,o9 lae; what the funeral was like. Said he;
The President turnei out to have been pretty
thrifty. and his investments brought him out;
tG tine hnndSsa Tsaa thossa 20
three hundred thou and dollars constitute the
residue OF Pre.ideniia! averages; In th9t list
Of the PRESIDENTIAL SALARY to S l;ooO has liltod
nrv EN- rassment. which should never cloud
the brow Of man wholly engaged In such
petty details az forbid private foresight II is
probabl. that Lincoln saved more 81 his salary
nature Of Arthur could hardly keep the Execu-
mum the additional s25.O0O which was added
to the Presidential salary after tho civil war
comes in the light OF wages saved.
the Mexican war and Polk's ADM inistratIon
a. o % hs q ss
had to depsni somewhat upon bis own exer-
reni law some OF the time under his lathsr's
roof and while reading fitted young follows for
Sss1 ssms II % Mas
ia,Sr darlisid, ., while ,a.tendins Williams
sad Ns5h f0Ta sSssm osSss aF' sH
4% ahers hs h. pnstrsf .w IN sn: IN:
P"ris"i"nsrs Ps 81 was 1S Gerris Smith i;end oi
together whom even in Utica a pro- avery mob
chsser Uss a"' 4rsh1r TOOK d.sesnned stand
against the Fugitive s!ay;. law, ami he sued
the Fourth Avenue Railroad Company Ir fer
voted Tor Scott in 1852. was prominent in the
organization OF the Republican party and in
sIDh %sIs him. Eusinssf Si Stan ~ %ad % @ @b!lssds::
ss ams lie Dosan resr f. Ssa
master: General He was was fn.Dse.ore redsnessl
spe ted the States troops In Nirg gntu. and he
was secretary of the meeting OF az the loyal
more troop: were dsms nded BY them Of Trs.i-
dent hnSTlna Art hA,hqrs TseGtt
Journey, answers in Arthurs FIRST at
seems probable that from tho oul set he deter
mined min d. tG run ~ for ul term: aaa his sonysrsa;
Tho express ion that tho Presidency a. hs
received Il; through the act OF Grim.
a thai mortified ns and the
out ths Cabinet p Carrie d with the, exception
deers % ony ONE peroa sn@ss 10 sss csbise sS
however oecupied tnepubIio thought. and tnat
h Haas Blaine hsd bean as tender S
ha been an orphan child. It was in Arthur.
power ~ a, broad exercise Of sag4cIty and
hs hs to n.1ss SseG%s gave Ml B sSo s
subse !uent events have shown that he could
NOT nave Cuobon DeLI0 or secretary OF SLat0s
aud indeed the State Department when trans
ferred to Mr. Frslinghuysen became as emt-
nent for Its lymph as It had previously
been for its nerve; Upon this depart.
Of the Aiminis.rAtion which should re-.
made toward the close o his torn. which were
not confirmed through the opposition he had
ineurrei by dismis.ing HIaine. Ia the a.
Ing BY Offering Con ling !. hish. place and
blame non.. Gen; Arthur obtained the aver.
strsneth a! . convention xhs.s tho Admlni..
E ERartisulary IMGac!Hi,Ee M I tpox but tM5 q three
been; In politieal Justice, long before .s tho
beaten, BY mal.iactor. trick In ., convention
OF refornsrs, who were Just able by the
,nelr candidate. That year bIa. no would nav.
.stirsd and out Of ~ way q those Who HAYS
Tetart bis career: IN 1880 B!sins would easily
Haye,'s AdmInis.rstion. but fer ,hs ipjecli1n
Eer in the election tnstinctiveiy turned to
bl.iue to DO hls hslmsman ana show, him
deny BY his want q good feeling for