The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-21

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some Of the most striking Of Mr.. Piumb's
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SENATOR PLuMB's PERSONAL AfPEAnANcE.
In personal appearance Mr. Plumb was tall.
heavily built. and sanare shou!dS55efd; Win ,a
hair He had s6rewd blue eyes and 9 red chin
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EFFECT ON KANSAS poIITIc8
Senator PETER said tonight, speaking. Of the
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party leaders. engendered at the time INGALLS,
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bic efforts last summer. succeeded IN
bringing about provisional harmony in
what was. left Of. his party. The. quarrel
will now undoubtedly be renewed In the effort
to get the seat SO suddenly made vacant
By Senator Plumb's death. and which will. Of
course. be dlled temporarily BY the Republt-
aITssGe iasss sssR sss appointment
think not" replied, Mr.; PETER; "Mr. In
gals IL u proud man. and will not stoop to the
compromise that, II made. would return him
temporarily to his lost place in the Senate. He
knows as we'll as do that the next Legisla-
tare Of Kansas Is bound to be at least anti
dead colleague. Senator PETER said: :" In spite
Of the terrible evils that tho Alliance party In
Kansas was supposed to have caused in the
eyes OF my distinguished colleague, he has
been my warmest and most helpful friend
since my election 70 the Senate. His sudden
taking of Is o terrible blow to me. and 1t
will be- with o profound sense OF my personal
loss that / shall announce to the Senate
the sad fact Of his death. have depended on
his experience and friendship greatly. On
when he came over to speak to me
In the senate chamber / noticed that he was
not looking well. and remarked 1t. Yes. ! am
sick. he replied in discouraged way that
to Philadelphia to-day TO see Dr.. Pepper He
eaid be hadn't been we'll since his return to