The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
opinions on Public Men and
Politics.
ElATIONs WITH ROOSEVELT
haTaeteTlstie Stories Of the
late SenatoT.

tons WhIrN He Had the Hahlt % I'ts
,. $500,
C~uNenti@wa ana state pOhetcs-
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Nd president. president ~ n mining
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nv. Rsu-sSen'a,iya in Congress. two
-rns q Quarantine Commissioner for
~ York aud . Ur,tsi state. senator.
. aIso Vas an editorial writer On the
Nero Yiyss the New York Tribune
I'd IRE RspubI,r. q short lived Republican
-gan whicN WaS started in New York
~ v~a-~ ago 10 "oTnr"'" With 'h" New
ork rr'hHH' and III" New York Times.
az = Republican n"wSpaper
The~e vocAnon- made ny an intensely
usv bfe oi over hHn century. HE
vperenoes would MI volumes Vet n"
a. not = reminiscent man We "i'en
aid he was too Young oven after h"
al passed the fit'v ar mark. 10 b.
pne renin'-Cen'. He believed r"tninis-
Hn~e- bslou9ed Y" Old men. ana onlv
W DAYS be'or" he d'ed he said n" telt
younT a. h" dId at - IN th's ma''er
Temini-csr"es "" had let saving
W ! ever hecom" REMINISCENT p'ea~~ z"
The nearest drug shop. get an ounc"
"vanide OF potassium ara " swallow
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cARL sCBrRZ srNMARIED.
Sara,or Plat had a habit II speaking
a mind freely and al times he took LITTLE
no mains 10 conceal m. opinions NJ men
nd measures He once aid tha, Carl
thur. was a lively German pe,llsr 81
miles discord and a retail dealer in
inscar manufactured from the juice of
DIR appI-s. ard wanted IL printed too.
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az cen I-,vs..- : Gran, Tor , third
svn, for the Presidency. The bitterness
that contest end the defeat ~ 'onkhnG
nd Pla't are remembered hy old uin"
aspublican politicians " specimen
Platte writing ability here - para
~raph from an "h't"r'Ai ne "r"'~ '"' w
~ego TimS' shortly before IN" con
~n'ion
Great men must expect '" Sun"r
rjust criticism. unrnerited aohs~ 'hn
-nrni'gatef c"lumny Zen ''rsnt sup
"r'"r~ sh'lih u'S' ~ "ihu 'ha' 'hon'"S
eT"r~on IA" h"lovrd IDOL ana oracle oi
nth mndhaN- Fnd s's'" @gg" ny the
rinn=r- and seizures "i thsi p-rioh.
N" Tact - ih- pnh'i" man VINO is'ls 10
'~'ir IN" con'lm"ly ana jealous hatred
Y MS "oniemp"r' Ti"~ may he counted a
-nhticsl pyRmN i.-' "" SNch man dr-aih
y b@in z Fr~s'd"n'
SOMETIMES ~ 'ai"r w" N-nStor raw
rss sensitive ~ newspaper or'''''.'n J.
~ Ne pulcAN T"coN"''h an" r-'.lI'''i
wv 'es' 'he ~ N'''',' ~ va ~n -, ~,
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TRADE MANN
Senator Plat had N" false mod"sty
10 usually looked cold facts in the face
= few personal "reminiscences ~ nm NAV
,srv@ 80 illustrate ~"' "rFI ~ MS k'~n~s'
.hA-act"ris'ic-.
. The Quarrel b"'w~"n President HAYES
nd Conkling ard Platt hrok" out IN 1877
- Roch"ster. when Plat was chairman
Y The Republican state convention held
u tina, city ana Wh"r" ''A'' "'''"''y
i''ached HAYES,
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