The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-26

$50 ,AfN iNiioh - Nlo Sllk TtkdTu
c2mmnnisatel, It subsequently, appeared
IN his announcement. as the mail containing
me result Of the final ballot did not reach Bos-
Ton until II o'clock that same evening. When
gentlemen from Boston started at once for
Quincy to inform the old cx-Prcsifcnt Of his
sons election. They arrived at thu Adams
house ut | O'Clock in the morning and rang the
bell, After a long delay Mrs. Thomas B~oylst0n
n n1nmi Inc old mans Hanghter,in,law ad-
JOIN oSIhSc %y ADAMS AZ never nliel his fathers
people Of Quincy. notwithstanding the fact that
~ the Presidential election Of 1894 every vote
ward Miller. was cast for him Tni i"T Wn}oubt.
odly was the result ol local feeling and pride
rather than an enthusiastic regard torthn man.
during Monroc's administrator John Qnin-
Adamai who was Mis-, L'"qisa' cStthaT,no John;
as our first United states Consul al London
and who was n brother of Coy. Thomas Johu-
son OF MARYLAND. gave. receptions in washing;
by all, Of the distinguished men and ONE u
tia, day. This period of our history is gen;
Washington society. liosritalitywos dispensed
Ivy such distinguished men nS, Madison, Mon
T '"n, AM} i a c Snn,, ANY W., GSD h Ha xo SS@,hS Mr..
comb. The English Minister wa tSir Charles Ba-
ct; and his beautiful wife was the, daughter
ton, The French Minister was Hrde de- Ncu-
vile. II fine specimen Of the old regime. and
from Russia. Spain and Portugal cane noble
mon of distinguished manners and rare ac-
Chief Justice. with story. Trimblc aud other
s e,,"h nav lawyers ~ Hy hl G sIIs, H. Rn( T"hkkff% %S TMnhim
Mand"irh.' Lowntes. Lioiyi. Gritt"nden and
,.as II H hty" o,In wv" p"rtar RnhiseTTs war.
rington. CLANCY. Stewart. Norris and other
heroes who made their permanent homes at
In 1874 the Secretary Of state and Mrs.
ION and the victory Of Nav Orleans; n{ssSrir,
rotations existing between the Two men prev
Gus to the election Of Jarkson and the defeat
of the social liz" ut thnt day. Gen. Jackson was
R entsFs'i 1a InS met Nero only nj ire from nr' Washiin nnG mfhM nt
$50 from Raltimorn and RichmNnd II would
sc.rn that no iasrrintion " this brilliant on
tortninn'ant womb hn con, n eta without tho
lines written in honor of the occasion 10y John
I, Agg. the accomplished corrtspondent OF the
Ihunielphid Gozetr, published N the Nd'tohlt
h'rH'peact, OF Jan. x. 1924
upS ,n,Ns's Hall.
"
wsnd yon with the worll t~".niEhtt
brown and FAR and VS. anu WHY.
Eyes that tuat in seas Of Sht;
Laughing mouths ard dlinpies prsttN.,
A are gone / Mrs Adams. m,,.
There the mist - the future, the gloom Of the past,
All melt into | Hht at nv warm gan .ot pleasure.
Av,t IT, only regr"t is, leg, melting - fasi,
hliHlnas should moNeot mthe midst "t u measure
w., ,,r ut,, tho world ,o.rt,b,.
g. ,,r,v ana Eild, tvcnt,
Fl.r,s that court and, lrn1e' that sigh,
stale cuquettes ana splhsters r!eht!
Mrs. Suil van is there
With al! the charms that natire lent he
Gay McIum with city ans.
And winnin tales and Eandeytnter;
f1,rsyth; with hGr z 'oTp OF S[5o.s;
Tho pierces with their heavenly faces.
And eyes Ike suns thai dahIle through,
Bellies and NATIONS, MAIDS and mata'us,
AA"F' s""' u "'s' A't"'
weud yen with the w9rld, tonight
Form a rnnsteilatig N. bright.
And ponr a .iand d 9r!iiiance t'f'l'
SCI I'll IN: :h ''l mS 90 l' If 5san H2E'R Reign.
Webster; hamilton are s%,nG. u.vr..
v Ea,t@Ir r ti2S@: I vsli Ho. .nfilar h''He''
yd bTToa mo- W MAJ =, ali hearts Tcgu,linc:
Morgan. benton. Brown ana Lee.
All are 10 t. Mr.. Adams.
,mn,, NIGHT,
"yvnm r"n h, MY !, u aSc Il h tiithhti Gispriur.
w fsiFy tn, he! ya are eSEEi uph n's syna
R, tsn.tn nae r %'s'Ff ana 2t c5 '@r en-: :i~e
with the merry tambourine.
NAM = form Of fairg birth
Writ, 2 gen OF Inrrst worth
L,yeIIE, l lmT +, fI PieS xi}i bc ,D.-.
Gay n mr. go 1%t9 h,rbi,vor
R,m.,I Gnttrinrer r and Kerr.
81" Bellies and ma;T.n.. maids ami mslan..
Il ala ~ ana IN AFA
n1,n,,
Juno in her court r]rH.iaes'
MIrth and lnGlotv llNltr.
fa>hinn noinrs anu p',asHte H.ooe''
Ma ,h ,rn trc nn s' nH,tk I The n .H aGwer
SSn NV, ~ in III IN u u,r ~ : N, ~ hlHom,ng
i y' ~. IN 80 ~ with ssumjnr
Wlt throngh ali it, crrcI,, bcaming,
Bellies and NATIONS, maids and ~inadaEt.
The Mrs. SuIiiynn" referred TO was a
SS II "" vi mo Sans STATE While pninc
Gales was the wife OF joseph Gales. editor ot
me hatnnq' !Mor,tWr'rF w. - i ~ Was the
snbsaTnently served as Secretary Of State dur
ing Jackson's, ADMINISTRATION. and the Grow
lnHilet'S III ,,uG mJe'SS ond5rye1S ttt hsia!n,
uumaer Madison and Monroe, and aunts Of Com.
modore A s ,Crowinshisld. |. S,,N,Y the pres
"t.n,t n piI ~ rnaS m i t tunv h unu " y ! sacn s" xnr
handsome Boston women. who in after life be-
came converts to the Roman Catholic, faith
nnu 'noersn Fngene and aarnn vii
who we're proteg6s OF senator William
H. Crawford Of Georgia. They married
I E%o, n m IL FROM Nav SorE nance" SatieSs