The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-11

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CHAPTER XI.
In n word, my master was q writer OF news
%% is1,ttcrs' : and ,tv n tina that GO SaP prSny . possessed SSsnaUsio Of 20 20 s *,
western counties that, as he was wont TO boast,
t tSf 70 Tss IhlsSd tSSas { ia iHpi aSt Or Sw FSc @sa irS So k nrls;
Of Sf.1 his to hssiI N. Nyosli Eoe %oS;,. Ct MI 4n Dr bSsT.s n 1Sst
and the Rye house plot on the other, which, by
mcnt, had NJ. the same time afforded those their
revenge. and illustrated the ups and downs of
appetite. Tor news, that Of late he had found him.
sell Unable Sn to T SoRSt With d 4, In this l.s,C %nse tile
SShatInO Sir @i Ros %eo and oSst tI prist fr w@ac th sh ffsiai
no fell in with mo; and where another man
would have selected a bachelor whose eessock
Childs's, his eccentric Kindness snatched mo
from the gutter. and set me on a tall stool, there
' / romembCr that a fTst it seemed to me SO
plain pIsl round oriad hand "f that / nv wondered nsEs d they the 'I ps ID
him to DO IT, more than another. But besides
but none of the manner. in which il was collect.
ed at G nnd srS sS And tho o. c9%SESP gttbt the Sessions SsSs'
emily learned that even Of the share that foil to
my lot l knew only as much as the dog that
trious-as 1 know i was, being thankful for such
da hsSSa' through ST o sEus Which !" i 'RRi ad p nSs only but BY a asS
by my mistress's troachcry-whcn | say he loft
%G SRS a any Copy 70 a%nSS iG s"2ins' me to ym shit%iPiipi II
WITH VII for my guide tho us. Of places to which
Tro~ss; Whlg; Lyme; ,' Whis', end SO Sn;. I came
t%spSa n f a9' tS Ss'n %nf. l w has ny hpe n'f fsn t nsH Ky
west thrice a week and left next morning. and
touched; but great was my dismay when no fell
into q rage over the first he picked up, and asked
stamnered some answer, and asked in con-
fusion what was the matter;
Why, You DOT and dandcrhoad. You have sent
letters in identical terms to Fromo and Bird
"bS ss' the s ons is se wing and tho other is rory,"
"a. "P put the news, SIR" made bold to answer.
rs iti' he cried, in fine contempt. ."why,
f Fqo@a Isss,or p n! 'f5s t fl%Si Her. Ges;eS TeG aHnd is sss
1sSa Ri' my I9yd M Ro Sfss tsra'' ssrYic Ps'I at tho sS
LORD President Of the Council, an elevation
seat at the board Tut, tut, that is tho court
tone sr, Here Ere, out With it and write; ,,o
Treasury Board to tho Presidency OF The Council,
which is announced In the Ga-ette, is very well
King could do no otherwise. Rumor has it
already dS' h sH% iV at eSceods sG 5o,oSS Fai i"S manner
There, what comes me NEXT Letters from the
SSSRsiPSs asn h &Sad It to that shs st eo%4f r ss Ths mssss ao
dismiss the D. of M, and it Is confidently
expected that the next packet will bring the
Write this:
1.-THE D. of M is still at The Hague, where
made OF his Majcsty's anger, but the is well
supplied with money from an unknown source,
given by their Hishnesses on the 18th he danced
an English. country dance with the Lady
NAP" sTbS Wni Is set 1s SF &nd rn now sk what %0 ne st h's sThia
the lrs, East m.1 Indies e; r waited on l his M9V{e s,T with
h, but add add. Al i f 81 sie prop pHpn' "sn' leave
And then, There are rurnors that his Majesty
Out with that and write this: In the city is
called. Though his Nj Majesty has not played
lately at tennis, he showed himself yesterday
in Hyde Park, SO that some who maintain his
his company were his Highness the Duke of
,ims ro win m, haze g to amen amend these. and another
Which showed me that / had still something
to- ,Ssd Learn 70 and Nd that haho as there srom are az tricks *; in y all all
in London without reason. But as addressed
gan to acquire::a mastery over his methods, and.
my knowledge of public affairs growing with
s could a nSt 5 fail Tpr to- s as w f l aas an abl %R BeforS Very "
long to take the composition of the letters almost
Of oiT.h his sn hands IDS n leaving him free rS.t to Walk Ti. Change "
ored suit and snappish wit were as well known
as his secret charity w~assittle suspected.
private, his faults OF temper Notwithstanding
as to cause mt at first some surprise; since l
laxlty OF his public views. which he carried to
such an extreme that he was not only a political
same, maintaining that the best public men
were only OF this or that color because It suited
r 1es1f PSSSk @as or L oTdoi Hslifsy n and i his ps al Sii who hS
at least trimmed openly, and never cried loudly
for either extreme.
his professions, 30 | presently found that in
this, too, he belied himself. as was made clear
KIM Charles the second occurring soon after
came to serve him so soon that / still WINGED
woman and trcmblod at sight OF a constable,
and wondered sometimes II this were really
br RIDE l %spt to 70 st. nN hh iTS ani !sL tfS% dd %X s I Eny. on on
that King occurring just at that time. we were
speedily overwhclmSd by the rush q events so
balance the old sec.saw Of court and country,
and upset with 1t tho minds Of many who had
had been scafcely laid very quietly in his grayc
title Of James the second, when those who had
fed the country in the last reign. either after
the Rye House plot or later with Monmouth,
returned and kindled two great Instructions.
that of the Marques Of Argyle In. the north.
and that OF the Duke Of Monmouth In the west.
Occurring almost simultaneously, 1t was won.
derful to soc how, in spite of the cry Of a Popish
King and the Protestant religion in danger,
which the rebels e%vcEywhere raised. they rallied
never, before or afterw ard, stood 20 high as on
the day of the battle OF Sedgmoor.
And doubtless he might have retained the
confidence and affection Of his people, and by
these means attain to the utmost OF his legiti.
mate wishes-I mean the relief OF the Papists
from all penal clauses II not all civil disabilities
had he gone about Il discreetly and with the
moderation which so delicate a matter required
But in the very outset the severity with whisl
military after the rout and by tho Lord CHIEF
Justice Of the Assizes which followed, gave
three years all went one way. The test acts
abrogated nj the first In n case here and ther,
(yet CONTINUOUSLY In such in particular as favored
the admission of Papists to the army were pres
emily p%nllihed, WITH J other r. acts Of z IKE char
and that, TO the disgust Of the clergy. to be read