The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-05
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and some noted men. He started from
New York. and Alexander Hamilton and
CHIEF Justice Jay escorted him out OF the
Hsyis a. sn D. Asu5 Ie xls.gd BOSTON, pus
ns,t - ~ nr;or W. h;rn n.cn 2. snsa
tour Va faken from PhiIadeinhis in I'M
At this time be went to the South. and
took . tour through the Southern states.
He had dnc turnout, a. usual, and he
bad saddle horse led with his coach, in
order that he might rest himself by riding
On horseback when he got tired
He had his whole tour outlined be-
hA ~ toA md vak
ministers had q memorandum of his itin-
efa1y, and his private secretary says that he
planned the trip SO well that he carried
III memorandum out to the letter. He
~ fast traveller, and during this trip he
covered nearly loo miles IN sixty-six
e1ys, with one set OF horses. He carried .
rod supply OF provisions with him. but
y had no idea Of the Injuries
- the cOlored porter who can mix
- cocktail or get up dish of ter
npin on haif-hour's notice. PRESIDENT
Hsrfison's car will be stocked with all the
setlcacies OF the season. 1t Will contain
cedf0oms and bathroom. twill probably
heye library and piano. and the touch
g ~ electric button will bring the presi-
eent anything he wants.
STORY OF ANDREW JACKSON.
Aca~.v r.cL.or 80. ono ~ orr 1.ad;r.
1.S.es.', $500: - oe =. %. 'ss
n auentlai uuriStS' anu nc was ono -
= sne pest mixers among the presidents. ne
~ good judge OF human nature, ana
1Ixays adapted himself to his surround
kes. He was worshiped nv the democ
~. and during his tour thousands of
{nk;es were nresented In him 10 kiss He
30 : Find hearted man and he did Kiss n
~ HUNDRED If them Int he offen rele-
ssenfefi the dntv 10 his cabinet who accom-.
Snnied him Colonel Rotaler who
~ ! menber If fha conrre.. ri the
United States before tho war was attend
- Princeton college whar Iackson made
coe of these tours and he accom- m med the
1Focess;on from pr;nceton ~ Trenton
burinc the trim an he tells me. while
General Jackson and General Eaton were
sidine along In the carriaoe together =
han, long, lank, homely woman, was seen
rasning across the field with baby IN her
s.a n.s; enc neaaea OF Ine processlon anu
~ Fs.nr o car s.u . prdis Iss fscnsor
stopped the carriare and smoke to her.
0he held up the baby and he noticed that
e face was we'll covered with molasses.
He seized the child and then holding It
out before him said, Madam, you have .
me son here, and he may be president Of
TIE United States some day. He will
ooubtless do credit to you, and his face IS
esWeet one" He thereupon thrust him
9wards General Eaton, and said. Here,
Eaton, you kiss him" and this the secre-
0ry Of war did, making the woman smile
With joy.
u took Jackson q month to come from
tennessee to Washington. He had an
ead.fashioned family coach which had
zen presented to his wife about the time
g built the Hermitage. 1t was very
seevy, but he would not ride in any other,
nd II Is my remembrance that he refused
we gift Of one which was sent to him by