The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23

sffbis morning, never having completely
Nral)ied from the effects OF an operation
u for appendicitis, Oc,obec Is,
~ His death was not unexpected The
i, senator himself realized throughout the
wSaftcrnoou and the earlier part of the
a3night that the end was near.
g. 10 the physicians in consultation over
dssbim today, he said,
u .Gontlemou. ! know what YOU have
iin como for, There Is no need for n con.
)n sultalion. / knew | was diving the day
20 stndv Of my own case, and / find
e my trouble is an old heart aud an old
If YOU replace them with
ea.pew ones, there might bc chance of
on ny getting better
,ls Aged Mother Does Not Know.
81 One Of the pathetic features of Scua-
th,tor McCarrcn s illness is that his aged
notbcr was not apprised OF his con
. b. 1iflon. She thinks that the campaign
sias kept HIM from home and Senator
n flcCarrcp had insisted that she be kept
mn ignorance for fear that the shock
gav you'd be too great for her.
oly 81 Patrick Henry McCalTcu, hv trade
4 h ioopeT. by profession lawyer aud bv
+ Vocation a politician, was cne of the
be most .picturesQue figures in The poll
n klcal history Of Greater New York No
III rader was cycr more rnundlv con
-, lcnlncde yet at the close of sixty ono
of his life he was probably The
- lost strongly rntrenchcd leader in New
Fork STATE and had welded somo in
pENlucncc in national politics.
.ou From Law to Politics.
in 81 Having mastered the cooper s trade,
Cele answered the call 10 something more
" antellectual. llc took up law ard from
- ne law went into politics. I'm 1852 be
, vas seut to the assembly aDd has since
erNcd almost continuously IN the lcgis-
VE ptnrc, He was elected 10 The senate in
I'DYSol. but two years later was defeated.
jccled again in 1895. 1T was to stay
cordniil hs death.
ag Mr. McCarrcD FIRST became recognized
Ier Ns coming leader IN the DAYS when
r. Hill was a, the height of his
bflrpHer. BY ls0S he had become so well
" We fcognized that the Democratic state
y "a pmmiitee made him head of the cyccu-
Nd Vsiyc committee Five years later he
, lse,rcsted the leadership of BROOKLYN from
5 N,ugh Mclaughlin, who had held it for
lrt, tEorty years
had AT tho Democratic national convcn.
. ION which nominated Alton b. Parker.
pi,y,,,,rsne task of inducing southern leaders
Inst , remain in limo following the arrival
, LOST The famous ''gold telegram - fell
Mc'arrr0.s
Was Opposed to Hearst.
McCarren < opposition To the candi.
10 yacy of W. r. Hearst for governor lod
,ks g. charges of treason against him and
or;p eis delegates we've excluded from tho
of "ff,y conventions last year TO name del.
ssa gates TO the Denver national conven.
n. ton. Nevertheless, he appeared in Den.
utiful fr with delegates. who were again re.
ppre'e'ed Ills downfall was then conf.
and yfntly predicted but only last month
4 OK received what no regarded ms final
,or sslnuIcation when hc won nineteen nf
y" le twenty-thrce districts of his
,rough
senalot McCarrcn was courteous in
EnDer but niggIrdlv of speech.
ting ~ Inc qualities, which. IN the opinion
rial ~ MS friends. contributed mos! of hi.
Both ,seesS IN politics wore kccnuess. teuac.
re- bs OF purpose. personal fidelity, perfcc;
pers@ " control and patience. He was some
mes called hard man, devoid of
, ..L:i had a romance once. - he said. to
rIose friend, ''When | was a Young
,J1Gpsn Tell IN love with n girl AND wC
NJ sfe married. We lived very hanpiIv
ail had five children When I was II
y Mic mad buried my wife and five chill
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