New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

matters Tor man 10 deal win. yOn doubtless thlhh'
but il is far better 10 spend time I'm t1hc' sh'h ~
these. than In drinking OF gambling. - a..
Life IN Florida did not le-,en his fancy Tor 'ne
Western frontier We hear That th' new secretary
of war nends proposing 10 the next Congress 10 raise
two rifle regiment for the Western service. y Euu
are in Washington prr,nimG yon can learn "i'' rev.,
mcnt II stationed IN the Far Wet. not thIt am
Inc rcrmcnf soes Nort il win I'm all likelihood bq
stationed IN the vicinity oi some Guy, ii"' i, nv,
hs downright way Of saving things. and ~ one o n,
letters he wrote Z" II Won have any r-afi Tor I2
feelings don't say The word iu-inuatnn ~ IN. l"l
may al,usc mo a. much Won please, bat ia prefer
Of the two. to be accused OF telling d',i itI'1p
than stating anything cvasIVc\ or uudorahd du li
have eyer been l1iilty VI ,rch tlllg il WAS ui".
tcntiOnally'
SERVICE AND STUDY vt CHARLESTON
In March lac Lieutenant Shemans company was
removed to Fort Morgan At the entrance Of MOBILE
RAW In the following midsummer il va, brought
tiu nearer the dotc-tcd "fashionablc-" being trans
ferred 10 Fort Moultrie In Charleston larhor Hero
his time pa.scd I'm an agreeable round - hunting,
fishing and enjoyment Of the ho~ptalli!c' II tn aH'
tocratic Charc,tonans II, Heart however. resisted
All the ia cnations 10 which 10 here exposed. ana,
true 10 his early attachment D., procured IN inc iA!I
Of 1-43 "a four months hul'u-h for visit 10 ONO.
during which he became formally engaged 70 Ms
Ewing ON his return 10 duty ho was MAGE mem 'I
81 board u officers to examine The claims oil '''iI"
and Alabama militia for horses lot Boo Tire seminole
" ar. NidNNIlllt tH' - w. '''.'-
Mr. Whtelaw Reid IN ms """io III tie "''' i'"'"
which INF, sketch Is mainly diawu-"vas busy study
ING tho country from "a professional stand point
Nothing could more stIikinEN exhibit the foundations
Of that wonderful huowl-dlc Of the topography aad
~ r,Ir,iI tbI tii. .l,.,, Of Il Irt.r 10 Philemon
Ewing. written while Oh dug W.tl Oh. h0Md ~
Claims: Every dag icel more ana moro the !''1
u an aila' -N ~ h''i l"'',' " '' ~ ~ , i'
tno hno%,uEa % to1sii',P"I' ~, nit1 H. U,, limo
necessarily .eut her. might be properly devoted to H.
wish. ulcr.ore. you v'Hld rrgcnr" Tor me- H.. ,'-i
e f vric aft,r the tdiaill.ni # the 5r
he said since ga, reform have upt D. "r running
about In the cry or I'D l,'ia 81" '' .'.lr' '' |
T ~ ,r ,,,,. - ., IT, an .,ile,r.f and ,t..,
hooks, -.mi I.-ul .ud semi hi t.reiI and would be
obliged 10 yp1 would GIVE "c e di oi -.'h n'."- t,
You were required '' '-' '' i" d" ''. '' ~ ~ o."
state law. ] intend - i." 'A' -'t'Nl "hd ih"I
mont.IIIr-, Whch seem n iHI - avg '''''. '
iud.ju- 10 I. ,hr basis If the common law pri'iI'
,r.rt az ii b. t,. ,iui..- o. .i... $500. a.it Ass.
la,r uo idea Of m,i.n- o.. 90" Irf-.
i,,. 't To- o. rrat,l for amy aa,on ta Fortune
or luck uay Offer. II - f.. ti alone that prepare.
Tho ueNf fvo ycif- "rr p'-''h 10 the usual routine
~ army ne, with detached service i0r time 80
the Augusta Ascend ana court mari a service ~
Wilmington. When the N", 1920 War ir'lc ont Lieu.
tenant sherman wa as-gnrd 40 permitting -"rrlcc ~
~oryi"e but he had h"' y't mao upon mo- cog.
trolling the army an impression strong chonfh L"
secure al Oilcr I" me -Fi' ." W.T.
MNREIFS AND EFSIGNS
90
lie was. however. sent around Cape Horn win
troous I'm LILO to allfprnia. where be became aide
IN, g., co,.,t t.....1,r e. smith aud later A.
d-'amp 10 "''''"I f''N"'r T. s"H',' anu Ii''
Acting Assistant Adlu'ant General uh'@ STEPHEN W.
Eo,ruy He saw no active service but he discharged
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hl' o"He7 WIN SUI" P'i"P'"''' anu ''' "I''' '
lie wa H'''e 4 'IeN'' '"Pu''" "i 'aN "o' 10
In $50 Captain sherman returned 10 the Elst. ana
,,, o., ,r. ,..i,.,.c, of h., t,,b,, who ,,o. t,en
'"-''.'' ." Wv " NV '"' -
secretary OF TIE IH'"iIor. Among the guests al ''e
wedding vcr, Daniel Webster Henry CLAY aud
y,,,.,. r,i .or .oo. "a, ,,r.1,.. lac vas
"''"oF i"''"' w." "',,' "'' "'' ''N'
sent 10 Jcne son BARI cn', Missouri aud Ia september
he was made Comm.-ary Of subsistence. with the
rank 81 ,.,pt,iu Lei, chi first "a II Ioul aud then
pp. 10y, -, - ,,t'
10 ,G" an ,f az Nv 9,tpop j." ,'r
.dPi'an' az "h ''' '.',. i'' s'"''' =, va, '
lhd"., Nhhl'Irf ~ 'r ,,Ir sei'i ,o '
a,u nv "p %sd inv" INK ton hu raa ' and
iad ,i.eo him nm d.. ~ Ills MT Iic ,.. ,n~r,d
the mana cement ia ,an Francisco Of a branch
T"' "a. 10 ,' ,,I'i ;I..,
AID hs At once accepted the oli.r r..
s.ne hi. commission in IA, Army on september q.
la. Before the end Of the year he va, eethi'lgd
'' f If M ,n pi% Ci tai g Ear - t 'I he
strug led hard 10 make success ont II his new way
Of LIE IL 10 -om" '-trcn among C'liornlau'.
ana re,,NcI inc 3inp! TItiN 81 MAJOR Pc"eidl y,
,,nci'r and ne don ,vliIGtcd tL, ,,a'cb; T. rv ri
Linnnc.S Of the cam Instead " the rne,.r Of the dos
iron, hnaucr. When thr affair of the rnrh bank W re
WOunu mp o~4f9 lnG ,lo,c 81 -, ~ n'ulhn"1 -
10 - ,ui' tenn f., t,, min, - - .,r'vcr Ina
decided that Il was time to RS sonnet hing else The
young EWiugs, h- brother, I'm law establishing
Themselves ~ lawyers az L"avrnWOrth Kan, ana
sherman. after living for .Omr time q farm Of 100
acres which he owned near Topeka joined their law
firm. For two years he >trovc 10 BE- a lawyer. bat
utth Indifferent success While thc FWiurs rose
rrpidv among the foremost leaders in The law and