The sun., 1903-12-13

W csSS sp ths pssSs & sssss ss Jassas asSs1:
Sessuss q ss issters @ rsa made The
e asa assss,s ts
With jeers. and cheers, an attack universally
snSs Hs ss bs stood
an. hour to receive Che ,pitile.s storm ,Ss q
calufnny. in suoh lsrked soptra;it, tr 10 pe she
lnnoSsnoe. " Upon the canvas OF history he
stands out from that gno6e scene en- hsrose naSse
Of the Colonists for whose sake he snnereior ner,ior-
cbron ali cissns ssosss mo fo oeed
upon him. He said TO Or. Priestley next his nds
that "he had never before been 80 sens,hoie ,,o.
he I had H3Ses NOT q @ t%e thisr Tor which
he bad been 70 much ins,llaed Ss one he Should
Is s,ass. Ss%'a who Rs' r.iss.a ssss ainRRS'
81 sy srt ~ Ss ody
muscles Of hls face had been previously GO eom1 n
posed 80 a. TO AFFORD TRANQUIL sxp,TbessISPnh p,b sIPnht g
est alteration of 4 to appear durias NE con-
tinuance OF the speech"
vITuPERATIoS AND vINDIcAr1oN,'
He has been blamed by several writer's OF
high repute. but OF what exact EroqnG T. mo- Ss
asaassa asSs3sa tsss tsssEfass fssss. net
receive them confldenttally from q gentle, .
man OF character and distlncnon, one est f9o 10
himself. Franklin was bound 70 keep, and ne
carried Il t9 the grave With him at tn the hssa cost
q shrS.n az 'hs sboas sas tSs a"a HSaeS H%vns
soaSfrSs eSaid nos has. 'S p%ssSsd &.
Sse@ @ss .'H% Ssspon. ,ns Ssf Sie
breach Of trust toward them. and HE oountry, my,
Pn whs e Rs ssese sRSs s
Own yi.T and IT,. Of The the mnxsqi in
the e"i talk aH Of the town. aid seriousiy impair
the prestige Of Franklin during, the rest OF
he he was ' snn.mariiy III Hd dismissed from his ofIe.
Of Deputy postlna ster General. But al! tMs
dd dspye Nm q rse5s the and ID. sss
actsr and mnasnding abilities had gathered
tn. .:.s ss b have sEes o: o.nss' ssT 1tsi
on tho occasion. All have visited me repsat-
edly with aneotionate assurances OF their
distinction. with whom / had before but
: n demcnst!aiion Of hi. own adeli,r y %
e =: Sse;:sa @ |n1,;s; S%slss S;sS
70 :ssd hs asS:s dsbs sss Wou Se
@ Istsf. 8 rsely 70 3 ding u Lo1d ssndylIeh
r iie i ~srs the S first Minister Of this country.
@ 6Is,nes.. @ V .Sssd noe Ss sshsnsd q psblifs||y
.asr: a " gentleman .sdsa tS suqoDe sua %
hsls IN hsS sstsos Sn
and wisdom, and ranked with our Boyiee
and Newtons: who was an honor not to the
sonsassS sR Sps s: . .s asn
sS sssusiiy II sayIssd Ms:sssSa.et.. g pay foS
IN Boston. no even offered, without orders
tS Ss 40 ss NJ ACTON .oS "eos Se
81 ssreSins S4 ,hs "a s 10 Bosten provSsd the sct.
. e. r.: tsas hoar n S'Es
eftiss AVE ~ % ins.a pated Doubt: Of his sincerity
s,a.ns: .% 3: sfY q sps sf:is ss' .a'
sgs.flR. snin IL tS9don S11;. from -
ground OF oonoliation. With 2 90.
cial influence never possessed probably BY
ehse sour AS:s:n (: Would
vented the AnAl alienation Of the Colonies. Y
such such % rssSlt ssS:r Ed: tSs s. nsa h'd
that might ' Ss Ssiisds me 1s.usi Rsgi.it! fof
7PsS tnessos 81. p:sied e.ssaPs ss e;.ss s.
ju.ties - =. nsMo.y p sbss,ye that hat. h ss
Ssss ~ aess ess 9% 1tsss ATTAIN sad
-Dr. Priestley. WHO spent with him the whols
9, ny AZ n nnsys ~ IL: K e r.
il AZ n ,S D.s .s: 4 e Ss.stui sas q china s
tS.sesis. Ss .s Is. iSei Co I
s: No s o9 9% e, # BEING
Prof.. Tyler. = his litsrsrY hstorX.of the
American Asyelation. DESCRIBES franklin At At
man who. having. been resident II EngIand
during tho previous ten years, had there
pS Il h: Il. t.. 81 and b: o. ss
sSs pesSs z, bss~e.n these % Two peoples
Ec ;F.Rssn sRT. ;s ssSssy s!Sss ass e
svsrt she yeZ sppsa' to feroe that had At
HoAE AoAlN-rHH DECLARATION.
But E.snkli9s eSsts wers Of no a,sii ;dn
perpetual snion Of England and fhe colonies,
ess aes Ss de,
in Esroh. IT'S. he called for heme. to throw
IA NE lOS VIII ul0 ohh CuuutT
q PhiledelDhla tive weeks after they had
have now brought franklin TO tho great
nsassd - - ., British subject and became
Ill hi: misht. and az ioysuy as He had thus
mother country.
may not on TIL. Qeyasion pursue further
bow clearly Il dispiayed biz astounding abiIi-
iishtened patriotism and his rare devotion
to duty. No sooner h1d he arrived in Phils-
delphis after hls, ten years absence than his
}he Indispensable man, made him a n,e4-
xas one Of the committee Of i've appointed by
the congress 10 prepaIe the famous Deolars-
tion OF Ind spend ence: the other four members
fivin sston. The declaration drawn by Je,isr
son was only slightly amended by Franklin,
Who signed n With the other members OF
Con grsss II will presently be seen that
onsiitutio0 Of the United States which he
had hand In making. TO have signed
both Of these historical Instruments h cduiv-
slent in American history to the highest
patent Of mobility, only Ave others sharing the
honor with franklin.
MISSION TO FRANCE.
But. IN spite Of the Declaration of hide.