The sun., 1891-09-06

cry was the most nudncious ana con,,nenaM. !
ans seat on the sups emo bsnch is riled by m;
2sf nne Th, mc,hoi Bsns
Pfesidspt. AMI a President should meyer d.a
.Fss SS sn IN M
rlson had been the leader through failure ana
ssss Hrthar Mr. Mr. JoRn RDa G New said 10 mo- Tbls
Will make Harrison teslihly anIry I In IA Va
.ss %s hsrsoS IL !. tse Is whom
10 oscaO CON-
fSat Pia's took The platform for Blaine Ii, Is mot
often that a sti! pa tlsen has the sand. so to
Yet real stnt.smen have been known to 10 such
became thorough psstl1ans q cla Gen Wasli-
who had been engaged in a long brawl with
Gov Wolf Of Pennsylyana sudden di, y @ saw ,has
oa the 'vuhUt pubIic W" Schools. % Ut he si-cried tho
Iegislature and destroyed the cause Of IL;
by III ia, 'S ssa ssyqss yvss q
s,S' SGMn in s S' ,sss e. asr1sos 4ss
H' Blala sh oRI n. m@e % Sc vote wSlSS sectsd
SHVn SIHs power 10 hav: pssSsnied Mr. F2!ssr
OF tho Republicans Of the interior OF the state
aarields death fnstsad OF exercising his
power. Gen. Arthur merely made Folger nn-
s bss, s% At bs
y NOR by oS sox sa hs oS
tel. and there saw iitte gathering OF per-
which ns nwSs sesn s"gSsstys sS to me- q
sne1 snen Nj :rfE Ps Was " of undst
nS19sf nsSiisl09A Arha! oanS sssts
sSa aH sSo Gssn
accused Of the crime Of wi-hing well to Blaine;
ls act 81
@ e. spo sSa Rlasu r ws sss Il &: &:
sns,y slun,enancss s,. n.d in the SEQUEL, as lie
e q M asr e,Sk ssss
"a s0%s oss siviPS ofdsEs
We're a' siuandered and whose own own plan. % wsts
ff Ho sans s @s ad s
f nd sers rots to
confirming lheirapp pIintn nts but Vice.Presi-
tI9n for momsnt vowing tina, ! hc >, had 5 no sGn.
thereafter But things must have looked very
dent for then he wa. wholly surroun led and
nilaepGsd y thS faction he a. this time nro,
opinion has slways been that Art hur maie
IN the or r,
sd % nos os only s0ss'i the srass death
President made It seem somewhat In the light
sea Ss sssS sns sn' hat eSss .rs ysff
psess Blains would hay. h Shsi sisry s 'a "rouas IND
scene. Mr.. ConkIine iuiiv exp.osea and
hs called at the Wits House but once during
repented OF the Que g 'od i'm oulse which hul ,c-
tuated him in choosing Secretary Fol-
III. fr.sa.n tE'sa sss ros.s ln.s ss.sy
regret the sssFitlss % made in lsayins my place
sn ne wi,
| Arthur" Though this may bs tho disappont.
m.nt L Of yltr IT, i still repre- ,ents that change
p yuts is .Sis s stste is
Blaine down again: Bas hs was subordinate
INDUCED. 1t is barely possible that. had Gov.
Morgan taken tho place a,terward tendered to
ihsrs wa, nothing % in Morgan an name % to con. ON.
lure With as bad been seen when he wa. nom.
Gf .o. 81 say as when h. ms
tursd the Cabinet: no master could have "a led
eoud 10 d: . Sss
tn ,, sfs:I.or s: q M dscs.sel Carrie d. Bnt
1s 1ss va, Altered SnS Sou es that
House Veil ana modern tmes. '4 The is' pubiie iie
s.ns .n,iss the ifss .Pss Pss
si@* s;ss ssps lis hsS S:.s aSs r.
among among tue numer9p. contributions to that
es,s Tos sas hs Ss
Sorf s!sS u q ssslsa 3Ss cisseand @ pro-. nss
nE s S.w eaS eesassy at
Artbars nomnation % In is issl p'Ssf %ns Seniton I1
ota Mggwump Is a man who wants to be- con-
have beyome Pr .sident \ second time. hy
xs ssroud ne hds h
chancss cha cn;;. His po,isy was 70 haze been passys
oss others II. pi,s tha heb hs BLOC. whcn nad h.sn
field TO the grave, and he would probably not
Convention. ,wh"rs the numbsr oi Claimants
WAS particularly small. let he stands ac-
Guittel rs the most accom- pl shed OF tho Vice.
Presidents who took ths Presidency ny in.
he-itancs. 1ho.e friends, out 81 social life
were gallant little bani, and they stand
toward each other at the present time as the
! Of old. I have a note from one OF them Mr..
CLAYTON MeMichael OF Philed"lphIa q, In answer
to an inquiry about the Presidents tomb at
Albany; which expresses tho feeling of that
h A., h[s; 4 xrthaE's ~ ismil, x:E: GOOD On On ugh to
the hour OF ht- death until the ear h was heap
change the too quickly anuounned sts OF the he
obseIuies but In he selection OF the memo
rlni which covers hts body was not chief
very beautiful. think. and am glad to have
had sven tte smallest, part In Its Q cotton. We
neer shall look upon his like again"
GEoIGE ALFRED TowNsEND,
STONHWALL J4CkSONS RIDING.