New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
THE PASSING THRONC.

H. A Warren. Of Helena. Mont speaking yes
tefday at the Hotel Imperial Of the recent cam
paign ir his State said: 1T was
oA1S the most picturesque political fight
ChAMPAGNE 1 ever heard Of and was well
WAS worth 4onr,s, We ., -. .
ED IN look at the Clark-Heinze COM
FAILS bination conducted 1t on the most
modern and approved methods and
nothing that money could bay OF human ingenuity
devise was lacking They hau enormous colored
autographs made of four OF the principal issues
upon upon WHICH they attacked end cartoaned their op-
on and they ornamented every dead wall in Mon
ana ana Each side mad newspa pers every city and
t, oo~n IN the state. and these papers made daily
Of peFso3a 9n tEe oPP9sop @ leaders With wealth
su[fd sur tnem delighted circle of readers. Clark
tb thu F Fiet=e Inported corps Of song writers from
] kTplga songs filled with Ioca; hits and to we'll
hands of lies sSs- mes songs we're placed in the
singers Went about and sang them at the voting
according to their poiticai Saton % ss as Wnd
up up after the election Clark chartered a special
to Butte s to R hep Rm Celebrate ~fGm hg v ee
cbanns 9goe l., mere ne took of the lid and served
mine was standing In Butte hotel when a hobo
II his on Colonel n dear " Just Tit to SnS Ss
pwitb m bs fu n up 70 here,tndicatlnE his lower
stake me o the 52c 52 slSPe s az az at n an 9 W9n you
MIN but ne told me afterward he knew the mans
&p"Lly & @ ana that II must have cost Clark at least
him as full aS he sv wa al y He a GSt sad hed bs,
that" 0''''' 'o'e as Oi"rF wanted MN TO-
Inc Naldorf-Astoria is at all times a city in IL
SCH but especially IS 1t Horse Show week and
similar times Then il Is all life
Il-GAGE OF and animation and is crowded
PEOPLE from rooftree 10 cellar As much
FL THE possible of the lower floor is
NALDOitF given dining tables. and
The meal OF the day Horse
snow night properly merits the application Of thai
i,ackheyed ana much abused noun function In
he last Horse Show week less than TWENTY-FIVE
TbuIyo FeopIe on an average dined al the hotel
80 ~ On Ahrsday there were 26'@ or Friday
kitchen and service fvert1avs b'Tndrss $780, 49, o.
MWoua entail, and yet they were served without a
guests slept mighty at the Wadorf-Astoria :he
population Of thriving country village But it is
c, Ssle to say that 40 villase in the Orient the
dC'Tr % or with such an an sufcient bank account
fourteen hundred and to meet the exigencies Of th
aemand Traa Of Horse show week from two hundred
e eStTa waters sithogEh syeTy branch Of the hotel
nous. as were the receipts from every source
While it is an infinite trouble and source of worry
valuable and immediate reward that compensates
Il was interested TO read what Nr Clifton said
in The Passing Throng' about promotions from the
Vice-Presdency TO the Presidency"
FROM said Henry B. Klohs yesterday al
CABINET the Holland House. His remarks
TO suggest the fate OF other high Off
PRESIDENT. cals Of the Government OF the
Presidents pro tempore Of the SEN
ate only one ever became President-John Tyler
who In 1865 presided his fellow Senators
or the Speakers of the House only one ever
achieved the highest Office in the peoples gift
2lthoush q number had try for it. James X
POLK Speaker in 1s2+'25, later became Presi-
dent OF the United States. When YOU come 10
the Cabinct, outside OF the Secretaries OF State
no CABINET officer ever became President JEFF
terson, WashingtOn's Secretary OF State; Madi-
son who served Jefferson IN a similar capacity;
3Hoinroe' Who headed Madison Cabinet John
quincy ADAMS, Secretary of State Monroe. and
buchanan, who was Polk's chief adviser all
later became President. When 1 said that no
other Cabinet officer became President I meant
President of the United States jefferson Davis
VINO was Secretary OF War under Franklin Pierce.
.ater became President of the Confederate States.
NO Justice Of the Supreme Court ever Presi-
dent, but our foreign Ministers Jared better.
James Monroe, Martin Van Buren and James
buchanan all served a Ministers to England be-
fore becoming President. Jefferson was Minister
successor In this office James Monroe. John
Quincy Adams and James Buchanan Envoys
from tlis country TO Russia before they stepped
upward and sent Envoys themselves Many OF the
Presidents had previous experience IN the Senate
or House of Representatives. and John Quincy
Adams made his great reputation the floor of
the House subsequent TO his occupation of the
Presidential chair. Adams stricken death
in the old House, the Statuary Hall OF Capitol
Of to-day He was carried dying to ante-ToCu.
where he subsequently expired a lounge. The
room in which he died is now used by the Clerk
Of the House as his Office"