The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10

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Public men. ms n rule. are timid about ex-
pressing their views on the question Of woman
suffrage. The ladies' OF the District Suffrage
that their efforts to get Congressman who is
and state his objections have failed One Of
the ladies' said to day that they had promised
most courteous treatment to refrnin from all
iip. and to present him with a Bouquet when
man conl'i lie found who had the courage Of
his convictions in sufficient quantity to carry
pers,asion. Rep e a Oates 81 Alabama
agreed to submit his objections, as embodied
II his s. rTssn sn the TO Of S0S s
nro obliged to be satisfied, but the invitation
IN 't tie 0 Rsuni if the ladies' throw down viii Be-
accomm odatcd ut any regular meeting and
hearing. either IN a personal statement Of OBJ.
jections or In Joint debate.
Ono OF the busiest places in Washington Just
now is the seed division Of the Agricultural
Department. In n large room. seated close to-
Gethcr on both sides OF long benchlik ike, tables.
sit more than q hundred women and girls.
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ssW ps them p wn sGss a ho
sarc sSe" and held T." vii! nave been $ssssntsd
gresham eots his quota and thus. the little
packages reach every county. and district In
hS ssrs os " Ss SasSsssT s0 a nG hs Rs
s,'%sSea q course 4 i - ThS sssSssSs ss %ss
received by Uncle ferry, THE onions YOU
were ss wa Tie ppopes
sent to flavor soups" &c.
Ex-Collector tom" Murphy. once famll-
lar figure in Washington. is here for his first
visit to the capital in eight years. Talking to
n reporter no grow reminiscent md said:
MY first visit to Washington was when
Seward was Senator from New York. and that
was about the time he, made his higher. law
speech that attracted the attention Of the
whole country. While a young man l was
LIVED n A Ss Shn Ne he Mss vs 5 Il:
Senate was for the purpose Of hearing him
speak. He made n groat speech. He. was re-
piled to- as felt. in the most bitter and insult
ing language by Senator Foote OF Mississippi.
and the language that he used was 50 offensive.
in my Judgment. that could hardly restrain
choking him. 1 dined at Senator sewari's
house that evening. and to my utter amaze.
ment the gentleman sitting next to me was
Senator FGote; Whom the ladies' retired from
Senator heard that man sitting next to
me at your table abuse you in such gross
manner that was Indignant can't UNDER
":,senatos Seward laughed heartily. and
Foote., I want this young man to 60
Senator Foote also laughed heartily and
~ Young man. I want to give you lesson in
politics Seward lives in New York. and when
he makes speech in opposition to slavery and
reply to him and denounce him that helps
me at home. and Seward tells mo it doesn't
Representative "Charley" O'Nelll OF Penn
sylvania, who is Justly entitled to the distino-
ton OF being called THE father OF the House,"
having been longer in continuous service than
any other member. met with q painful but not
serious accident to-day. He was walking In
tho basement Of tho Capitol building. and.
owing to tho usual darkness, struck his foot
against the handle OF the truck and fell to the
tile floor. injuring his face severely.