The sun., 1891-05-24
nher. b. n.. IN. unIted State. s.nator. cam

whore hs WAS the United States Senator. IAN
fact that The ereatest public improvsment OF
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% s,dy seoGn DIsh'd .. Under hIs im%sdfS S
glory s to any name. The triumph q bis ialents @
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lisions Of opinion and action at once ex-
tween shs dsssS:sd % and many q n:. el For my. ny
seli, sir. Il elyes me a deep though melancholy
snss sf Sfs & ss q ssa
edged that our political differences have been
sorroding Of ali poisons. personal hatred:
But IL other rssIses i is now I'm what
Sas. Been Snf tnrSsd o noiRiss % and sss t6sp &
nothing by the event We deplore. For myself.
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has fallen an srsatiy tempted to envy him his
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S Snsd States stfl aS u aG.
John Q. Spencer. BY galyanizIng Rufus king.
tsSt was that NJ; King had suppor!ed Mad !son
u Ss sn Of to . Sra % 81 sS
To- Missonri but he many many times af,erwari
crRWnshed on tnht act. Claiming that ne was
Albany A. Yet. as hs @ voted in the ,s state Son
lS4o lie ran as Fres Soiler for President
IN THE SENATE.
AT the carly age Of 80 Van Bnren went to the
United States Senate. The Clinton Democrats
ona met at ena Hsn
IT, s sop sPs
act was the abolition OF the old Council Of Xp.
Thsh had Hs
ssts,s n saso b. dv to
s and .s vo!sE
pns s.eny sns ms%pse would voe
for 1t. We have alrrady rescued the verge Of
Is 1qs s
stsp5 We are cheapsnina this invaiuaIis
d,spSssd 70 sS ns ,sr As ANY man
iees 50 far as to confer L win An indlscrimi
who Would be kind enough 10 cond.scend 10
on tho Finance and judiciary Sommittsss and
Of the latter as
d det ""iS T6e eeeon M N o. John o"incy ADAMS
having disappointed the Democratic party.
$ssinss xas%ss xS%!asIfsr,sssss sa:1 Ssi1h ssa
vars Panams Congress, NJ: Adams mad
!esn !si 's% s%rs:ss 9! az.
10 sa susn .nsS "
had nothing but hostility for Adams. Re also
the
voted for tho tariff OF 1874 and that of 1928 lie
ess. ss fsPie 81 ss @ 'S pss Al The sess
o4 han 1884, Sn By ss ~
vacancy. in the Governors once. and beat
Smith Thompson BY y plurality 80 9 700 votes;
was insuRurated on the LIST OF January. 1929.
REJECTED AS MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
He held the Goyernor's office only about ten
H%ssI; IS Gen Nth Whom n had h1d
Secretary Of State. His foreign policy, which
Was respectable wss aptaTonized BY Mr.; Cal.
'ss esSase 1 % ss
ElsS1s ss sna no 9ss ss,h snns1s the
Calhoun. 'i'Ss The act was rel reesrded by tho Pemo.
oi May. 1882, Van, Snren was .nomin atsd
s Il in He s.es9ss on
ls9 electoral votes. although jackson received
2 TsI s1sa thirty 70 %s %fns O.
q The sGgth and
RRFs%ss ny II.
in attendance. ,nomnated Van Buren, unani-
mously. through the strict discipline which
HHd BIZ tt. had
was the eighth man in the Presidency and he
held ,he thirteenth or unlucky term. obtain
shsr. Sa,S(Ps S,. S.sq & S.; other 5gses divided
gan; and 90 South generally virgpia and New
xRen Van Bafen was aet:ased By 2Si. votes for
Harrison TO his own 60. He was defeated By
as s naa 81
tlon that he had become a fashio able gentle.
man. He probably had more self; ;respect than
tho old JeYersonian shi6boIeths and Of Dem
ocracy had superseded the protesting OF It.
THE GRAVEYARD AT UNDERTOOK.
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and sGrimpy for such 2 successful man among
liz !iss As sansoMer s s seed AMONG rsalshe. 6sms
here npd read the rIse Of American families.
ssise ss@bi. % to tho God 4 PsT'Y Rolislss 81!
spoas ss nse sss snd 20 slim ,hss IL:
Asme can hardly be entered:
MARTIN vIiy yAM y.!!,I.Tsx swREx
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