The sun., 1891-04-13
THE SUN, MONDAY, APRIL ls, 1891.
,Hs rHoRxs or A PREsrDEwE

sHs rHORws or PREsKDExE
what the Hon. BeSlsniN Harr4seu Escapes
~ Leaving wash,sgton.
WASHINGTON. April i2.-President Harrison
will start on Tuesday from Washington on
the greatest self.seekinR circle-swinelng sx-
pedillon that any President has indulRed In
since Andy johnson first made Presidential
circle-swinRing popular. not excepting the
famous tour OF Grover Cleveland. Dan Lamont
and the American CyclopTdia. Mr. Harri-
son goes ostensib,y for the purpose Of iest and
recreation. The primary object Of hts trip. no
doubt. 10 to look after his political fences. and
the secondary 10 TO see for his own edincation
. portion Of the country and a portion OF tho
people upon which his cold fray eyes have
never vet been set The President will
be zone i've weeks or more. and during that
time will visit the southwestern. extreme
western. northwestern. and central western
parts Of the United States. He will make
great many speeches. and shake hands with
thousands Of American citizens.
1t 10 no DOUBT With . strong and rsireshing
senss Of relief that the President prepnres to
leave Washington and the memories OF the
long and hard winter Just past, and to 20
AMONG scenes that are entirely new to him. 1t
ia not only the memory ofthe bothsrsome Fifty
first Congress- that he seeks to escape. although
that UNPLEASANT memory haunts him still.
Unless all signs arS wropg there are men Ia
his own ofhcial family In Washington whom Il
would delight him to soc In the bottom Of the
ocean. Ash he cannot have tho pleasure OF gag
ing upon them thore. he will ny from their
presence into the free and boundlsss West.
and. perhaps. when he returns he will have
managed to gather up suffioient courage to
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driftwood and shake oil tho parasites that
have caused him much trouble. anxiety. and
loss Of political power during the past few
months.
Thero are seven or eight mon occupying
prominent public places In Washington to-
day. and appointed BY President Harrison. for
whom hs has the utmost dislike. either - per-
! sons or ofloeholders. and whom be would
quickly part company with II he had the nerve
to .ay to them get out" These men he re-
CARDS IS having done moro to injure him and
| bring dtscredit upon his Administration since
they were appointed than ali other causes
combined hhss been boast Of Gen. Hsrri-
son since he has been President that his Ad-
| ministration has been free from scandal. andit
may be admitted that, putting aside the petty
scandals with which the ladies OF his house.
ND were connected. and for which It seems
AdmXere largely responsible the present
stata NJ t1ation has been = clean one. This
troublea incN cannot last. however, and the
now bseinninss, to all Administrations are
is In tho habit OF tsrass Mr.. Harrison. and he
holds responsible for>S his friends that he
coming thick and fast upontsoubles that are
Convention Of 1892 is in sieRs now tnat tne
eight men who seem determined 8e seven or
mischief. and whom he would spsedlfSfk nim =
II he were not afraid. "~~
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and bosom companion Of the President
John W. Noble. Secretary Of the Interior. I
Mr.. Harrison could Ret rid OF this mar
without causing scandal and eivins
his political enemies something inter
esting to talk about, he would do IL IL
moment Noble Was appointed on senti
mont and has turned out to be dead weigh
on the Harrison enterprise. He won't to schoo
with NJ. and Mrs, Harrison 10 their. youth
mem bsr Of the cabine from ths SOU south western III
part Of the country he chose bis OLD friend; j.
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going. 70 take. Noble up they were astoundsd
that Hstrisoa's mind was VAST set upon H. % and The;
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OUTRAGEOUS coAdust Of the AdministrstIon Il
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~ iset th.s Noble W. incompetsnt to an tbs
} Kind Of man to deal with the vast and com.
pie. machnsry St shs. great Etiee
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tIes but the ssandnls that 6 no hss 6rought on
shsTeesSie to Tanner. When Rsum doss any.
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ssii. and won't out OF ofiics poorer thar hs went
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sells the. employees patent, refrigerator stock
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made few 6ss
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eus they got 70 enforcement q II. whi.eTssS.
is tyrant. and he know an honest man when
b. sees him: He would not allow ths
had not carried out the orders. OF hil
that he will keep his word, and that Raum'l
head will sooner Or later follow Tanner 8 int
has besn for several weeks, presumably selling
Thsons: !. Morgan. the commIssionsr Of In
would like to say good by to. The most con
spicuous things that Morgan has done since b,
wife as his confidential secretary. with salarl
. and On allowance for expenses when accom
the delivery OF lectures which have severely
criticised the policy Of Secretary Noble on a.
between the CATHOLIC and Protestant mission
aries. and tho travelling about at Goyernmen