The sun., 1891-05-31

of Coy. Clinton. believed and maintained tnat
mon even drew 3nS ro% lhs ard
in the pressure q business dI,,ng the
S be ishs that .ssTe % r.a, s%
on honest man and ought not TO be sa rIhced
for doing his duty. and q painful duty,
.nd S eos sa To%SPn. ssSP nR.s Ssn Gn,op
ss%ansIS Ssassa 5sG sion EsS hs
have made up my mind, deliberately to vote
as Gs Ss and Goth hees sssdss.ds 'pS Sss
meant. and before time permitted IN expiana.
noIst?s ahs aS'9s
stolen t the hearts arts Of Z the peopier And the
sillar. toe" an old woman replied. clinton o re-
Henpy Adams alleges that Albert Galistin
dent. instead n OF that OF Monroe as the success
a sketch Of Tompkins By John s. Jenkins
of Nev iss IN
VIII an oval nSssn fsee hish oreSsnd iarse
sked along the The jaws BY dark curling whisfe,s
He wore a white stock and ruiied shirt, high;
less expression, like that oi 9 Young belle. 49,.
sses and a ssS ss @
demeanor. He appears to have been tho
lIgnant although capable OF a certain femi-
nine jealousy. hs paid great at attention not only
@ a"d BEING so sorS rS s
seemed to be also beauty Of mind in him.
tose he es sW I'll pss"
lewis for he ds
"a .o ssrens,tsP h%seit IL and % % 70 .Sste Oh
saasH chs ss Hhss oGoSns Gos
IompEins.. George Clinton desired 10 nave
the si,sp9.ta q the vote o. Sew York state as
ginia school: He broke W an aa,tempt to ,rans.
He supported domestic man factories and pro.
lection and in,ored common schools. In iSlO
Of "i, The Tesislsturs ' and Was supported M BY
Dewitt Clinton in the Senate He beat the
rn rss and Wa4, By Psa Msaon TS
me-tic manufactures were considered by
the democracy Of that day as essential m parts Of
school system was OF ganized under Tompkins.
A ROYAL ACT.
The Martling men. who met In a saloon near
Printing House square. were especially vehe-
s e iassl a !hss sslr nSe ss
fsther.in-iaw. Several pe persons who who have
written on this subject believe that Tomp-
as ss sss Se!S%
helsss Dewitt Gps1n wa. mn made ms%
men had 2 riyal candidate: All these circpm-
stances, Mr.. jenkins says tended 10 keep alive
Th,: Clintons were suspected by rompkins OF
q design to control the e. eat banking institu- |
Hnted States s BsnE. E The latter had % been re- re-.
fused re &re-eharterw ~ by the casting vote Of
deut the n5 uniied d siates TSe ank oi Amer.
ica was propose in it's place. to be located in
@ nounced stste banH! and rsdundsns red fs paper per
currency currency The petitioners ohered q, large large
fund and state ' fund. Sn0a Ono ''nSY; mil.
Sn to son5s Sn Se to tho
farmers at the rate OF 6 ner cent. showing that
the Alliance and Stanford systems nre not 70
@ beessd % ,he 3 si Yuopesep the ASSEMBLY, but but
before it could pass the Senate Gov. Tompkins.
Spencer, nee % prorosped the LesislstareHa royal
ass ind for this and o.
priety 81 doing business without obeyine the
at the end OF two months. the bank bill was
passed. subsequently. charges OF corruption
the % principal Judge in the State Van Ness. !
whose death. 1t is believed. was hastened by |
as as Re eand
date q M Ny ~ YSTL I sSs for Tfssdent; SD snH they
made mad in the sIyIl var anS Ssw So1t Sss iTSn:
w%hs E!Sss S si %Is'!s!s fenps1@p. @ l!ves t n
said that Gov. Tom mpkins lived not far from the
present , Jennings 9Th, oi the ferry by what Is
once po;sessor of somethne IKE 500
acres, which the unjust prosecutions OF
.hs M g New York hin 1 rs h
owner Of the S NJ papers fey
nm said ds
sass sSsf es anG nsRd 81 s hs ss
son Of New iGEk When the
dior was, paid out OF the Governors own
pocket He was only married once His wife
Kniekerboeker who 'b had farm Ra, Hnd resided
four sons ms an and four denshtersS SHrIstta. Grifen
Hannah. Sarah Minthorn. Daniel il. Susan and
at ai s~ The
in which The Governor lived at Staten Island
in was Ay by s s
Hannah; Mrs. DR.. Westervet, and was de-
Sy Tae
avenue and Tenth street There Hre
CLINTON AND ToMpKINs.
Tompkins was. perhaps. the only person in
the Federal Executive tnken Off the bencn
Uf justice. and that he WAS made O
Judge in the aprcintatiye period BY y,s .hs
set up by judges like Ambrose Spencer.
makes US wonder Il an elective o3uEli 3%dii;
to Washington city and the iunta there In
only, lieutenant Governor. to reach the h"me
Magistrasy a. las. in July 1911 EI;I ET;1mpklnss
while clinton was championlng i; and iv1S he
thunders Of Joy but he died while all were get
never been suspected OF any very strong friend
shin for the canal project md his chilling rar-
aGraph In tho message of 1917, whom the public
attention was alive upon the subject, was NJ
subsequent events proved too true."'. The
chilling paragraph proposed to en- nloy "a part
new prison at Auburn iortihsations. roads.
N pkin |