New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

ana their fricnds in America no. knowing Of their
they reached thcr Florence hotel at the end OF ten
days, two tlcgrams were hanica - AZ, y, w.
srJ r. ne t, XIII '' rad Are you hari?
| Mr.. Phelps must have wondered i ~ friends Ky
niles away could feel ms pans 0to'% iiyi, ""',
! The second telegram. which was HOE" " H'''"1"
! "%omnatcd Minister - Austria"
| This only intensified he mystery ana great W@11
| been wint,yilg in Florence, appeared. and saynk.
! "lf you won't sIy that IFS ny Ii@'a,'' III HHl".
BAN procceiei 70 unrayei The ansle. For tn mrs
time VI tH'.lS "eti" 2;bi,orj"9s nitrv had not
the slightest reference ~ lie NghnnS u tO'Al'y
| unexpected nomination.
MIR PHELPS RE-ENTERS CONGRESS.
In the summer Of 1852 Mr. Phelps resigned his post
at Vienna ana returned nome. The Nrst three men
| who boarded the steamer that brought him nome
| were Bergen County politicians. who almost in the
| same breath that welcomed him urged him 10 be
candidate for the Congressional nominaton While
he was still abroad Mr.. Phelps had written TO a
friend in Paterson that he was not candidate Dut
after his return his time both at his o'ice IN New
! York and at his New-Jcrsey home, was taken up
| chiefly in listening 10 partial friends, who urged
| him to be candidate. They would not take
no" for an answer. Ills many friends in PAters H.
including the Phelps Guard political club o. young
| men-set to work with a viii. and declared that II
| Mr. Phelps would not take any steps toward nomi'
nation they would carry him 81! The way. It' s,lt
declined 10 interfere IN any Wy IN the t.lt4' diu
his hearers the fitness ana claims Of nc men who
| were candidates for tAe nomination When as"rl u
means From boyh9od l have always n[rI anI
aNoWed the OPINION tnat tnr p'"ile V'iN ~ ,'rs
course prefer that they should summon me TO more
congeniil duties, like those a. Vienna which nave
just laid down. but my preference would not pre-.
vent my obedience - any call whether ! wanted 1t
At the nominating convention. which me- on Sep
| in spite 81 The canGiiacy Of the Incumbent OF The
Office. who had the solid support Of the 4"esaes
Of ISIS over his Democrats opponca,, joan Eye;
In lS>4 ana lss5 hf w!S reiioinlitI '' a'r i ,b
earncsness activity ana devotion to his country AL
term lie was stancaiy IN favor 81 American M
terests as against foreign AMI VS. confirm I'D ms
American in lusrirs iy The observations mad daring
his diplomatic lfe abroad in his -p''-h accepting
And finally l holi Tia, republican eoyera.nt.' 5
must use every JUS moons 50 eur 9rtr ".f,,
for labor. republic rests upon me nt'I'-.l'c
and content Of those VINO labor. Ihey 90" ne;.acr
i@is,ire nor comfort: 30 rat.om has ever before
given leisure ana comfort Az tl,. s,.,es So
FAR ha, done H. II accomIi.shoI us economic
miracle by means q tariff ~ hotter " Y We
ever devised by which me rich conA t' e,n, .'n,@
a't t ,b rycs@cJ ~ o,Her lands ~. also lad
wide sympathy. n generous feeling AMI strong
sense % justice Ia May IN ne ~. D." S.' .h
pea I'D 'ohs!tss ia 49, =, ', ,a ,., .,,-
rsres IN The far Y e,f i,sing ne ar1uin,ut 80
legal right. 80. zoo ~ cau.f on ii'ns t'"r mas,
lIr,a, W. Us ,,.r r,@I -, u,..tince called
~ Give moral support - Nj Glalstoncs effort o.
is 60 ~ ,,ra,,,t a.; Ir,'eri - m,r'in, held
-, .,r,i - $50 to~fir',.,fof iu BIS
,,arv tonrrcse,9ar ana bfe .iets mon. Dee -afl-
,bc Lin M st,nnje ns,r'.ln,i. IN Ink AID paper
whicn should give ile liberty - sol. .rDfin.@nf
to ir,ai g' not sp(ak 70 IN thousaas Tho
crowded that historic channeF TX 20 me- hta.
Snarl and anIlatIlal his cvery word The moment
Prm M9issF OF GTont hJIa 'ss ''y ~. mar
- - 49, AMI sol.uul, Urnposod 70 give that
, Tol 'i aIoe make atonemcnt that moment he
e,oraus present Of ireland began.
ing speed the eooI "GSr% o I1 s,rans r., }bs horp
Let future MoorCs TnE h"IP, , .s, - An hasten
o. Tara IN Iaras na IS dawn law, ,yhe Ms coun,rg
writ, IN s. rarIcs i9g W gcj b AsGgy
81 Tpb N ise epapb Of the msryr,i young Emmc
! who PRAYED that no man mitnt wrtr ma ei"',,Pn
nations Of inc earth
pEST-NIpT1OE OF DIPLOMATIC DUTIES.
The knowledge which Mr.. Phelps hal acquired AZ
! Minister 20 Austria stood him IN good stead when
ne resu'ntu ms ''s ,,' ,,r,,,,,.o an
T Taro ir,T. r three successive consrcsses am
u,s r,r,iclr.v Interested IN the international. con-.
plication which grew out Of the struggle for SUI
prenacy between tie native Samoa" c"'sfs Thna,
seSs an. " i''O'. Wv, -, c,r.,s arI s,,.rs
and Killed score OF h''H'4" o'''''' "'' '''
| II was universally felt. therefore, that a wise
| ,ho,.o ,..s mod. ulco no tr9s srlsctel with Nr
| C"''0' va" -, ,,,,,to.n inter.
kasSoh anu at. i.',S 10 .-er'a 5 - eonoan
ess AZ IN a. TO- 4, 80. Nh "a conv.neI
question: WHS@o "a, NJ ', - 's,,rs 81, Iune "a
on ApIl ~ - a,' ,.,,,o' 80 g., ir,nTn,ilnnaj d.
This was thS hrft inlSrgs u ,prSo wgs a-
plomacy IN which ne tngn-h ".su'Hr W. $50
ana when Mr. I'he'ps F'opI I - IN, in' rfre,,e -
| Immediately after the close 81 NE cOiie.cHsss -
submit the agreement 70 ~, H,Viii.intnt a. 80,
nkton y was ie.t ~ =, Am 80. IN. -, 49,, RI.
admirably shieHuai - me IN, n - - Ia
The samoan throne an indemnity was assessed
asn1nS' ond CT Hrii,in and the intel states
Joined Germany the establishment OF an advisory
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