The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Alexander Hamilton. with aome Of his
qualities for combining and aAininR
friends. IL would he a distinct advAn-
tage 20 her husband the senator In the
East. 10 your father the senator in the
West aud 20 the little hand Of reformers
that they lead IN the struggle for su-
premacy with the politicians to have
the interest and cooperation - a majority
OF the daughters which her election might
Butt on, goat Of dubis,y. you are
always hutt!ng
But persisted. notwithstanding
this ab.lse, i have Just read something
which dos make me sceptical - feminine
harmony. collective, not individual, SUI
nnnnes
I took the evening paper from my
Docket. ! pointed 10 the headline, "A
Hot Fight Brewing in the ID W A. rs
heated column into the following calm
paragraph
Mrs. Matilda PaiaSoI. wife ~ Senator
Roy PalafoE and mother n Representative
Arsene Palafo1 ~ Sequota. has announc ed
her candidacy for the ofnce Of Grand Strip
,ores~ on the platform Regularity makes
Right
-oh. George interrupted suzanne.
st must not h. That detestable. com
mon woman Her coming out At this
late hour on the very eve ~ the conven-
ton 10 a direct slap AZ father. Don't you
seeP The Palafovcs want IN show their
strength. They know that senator An
gpil II fathers friend and ally There
u only one thing about IL. She must BE-
beaten. not defeated; mind you, hut
In IaaTa.s mild brown eyes saw q
concurring Hash.
H.
That was all very veil: but how was
victory 70 BE- brough' about Mrs rala-
fox was a Western woman. aggressive
and busting. accustomed to know the ins
and outs Of q rough and tumble campaign
and even 20 take a personal part in the
ssAsee II seemed 20 me that IN q struggle
with 30 refined and cultivated a lady ~
Mrs. Angell whose distinguished historical
reeearche. had made her obviously en-
titled 20 the position. shs would have all
n mercenary's advantages unlesp--
sNo one knows anything about her.
persisted Susanne: Sprung from no.
WHARF
sBut that can hardly he.- I objected.
pursuing this one rudimentary Idea Of
attack AS I understand IL. each meua-
her must have shown . clear and un-
broken descent in the male line from an
hoaorably discharged veteran OF the
Revolutionary war. You are . member
yourself. SaIsanne. and % IL Laura
Suzanne laughed me % aOorn.
yes. and We can read our titles clear
% room and board IN that mansion In tho
paartotio slSie@.' she declared. but thsrs
are Others. Thsro vas q p~vfsct Juror
for membership throughout the far West
whsn the society waS organized A. .
result professional RsoealoRists peddlod
p~aEEress and family trees 90 tho highest
hlader. On tho other hand. lodges we're
NOT 20 critical - nov. There were local
rivmlrten. Why. I have known OG morn
harp In good and regular Standing Whose
parsnos SIN spoke with an soosnt and had
newer been natEralised."
swho vas Mrs. PalaFox's solder onoss-
snrf' I aHksd.
LODI In the papsT; thsrS must b .
bloMsphical sseeeh With an he rrsN Of
tbs nedion.'
Prsssntiy fahsd out this Gem % truth
ar,mra de eel Il history;
Mrs PaIafOx has hghtinG blood IN her
valna. Her patsrnal groat-wandfaehsR
wss thns young and romantio hero NATHAN
RaaaBon % ths CsBnsottcut Fsneiblea. NO
Nld aneh dasAB 81 derEin9-do aud uOn uuch
PnAas IN lT5s IN MSntgomasY'e A gt1Fron
enpaaieioa AGAINST ousbse.
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