The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

Whig party. or for any der. y
tries TO lead either. no. MOI"
Tho forid face Of pnu, IA
Sir" slid Nc. reaching Sn,. ~"
lenst j haze learned what
learn. / know how vo1, .,,,,
the tioor oC ;hc conventInr "
viii divide this party honcIo.
arc q traitor 10 the Dsmn.s,,
! charge II 10 your face ho,1sA
j came TO AJAX of Won vnur as H
rnd You only talking of nrInes. 4
tel me. what have prlnciples
elections ." 'es Y
John Calhoun looked ut h,.,5
long instant He looked dn,,n
MS own Thin. bioodless hsndy
lllnDs. Then he turned slowiot N
ed his arms on the tanlo hty \
Ing IN Ills hands. My God," i n
Groln. n
To. see my chief abused r,4
not In my nature 10 rndure
myself. | committed an act
suits pursued me for MAN. n u
Mr. foiE' sir" said 1. rislne,
ing aim. Damn you. sir, YOU -
4" tnlle MI. tolnoun's shoe, u,
see Euu OI1eT ntm on, WORD 4!
1'ieFi"I WIN me II you ilkeII
- sure II
utlcrly Mortified AT This
iumpl'd WIN ms nat and cancly
| rcd IN the faCc, bowed hirnso7ts
muinblhS. MT. Calnoun rising J,
me ms aulcu:s.
My cher cropped into his cl1
For a moment ne looked al ne
| Nick, sand he at length slo,
nave diviucd the Dcrnocratic IA
spill tuar party. night tnen anF
Never. / proLcsLed: "huII,
twas ready enough Tor the diyi,
| II split, tnen. or any party Il
tnat is what must nold IL tof
viii not stay in tGis work, Mr.
ana hcar YOU NlliIicd Iiatfor
Platforms ccnoed my q
white mana dropped on the tal
suu sat looking at me. ;'Bu.
get you some uIue. Nicnoias," I
jim Folk viii not forget" 4
Let him come at me as he
fumed.
~ last. seeing me so wrougl
Calhoun rose, and. smiling, 4
heartily by the hand.
cot course. this had TO come
or another" said he. The sd
the wood OF their proposed III
bluff and insinccrity. What DC
pic say? asks Jim Polk. 'Wha
mink" asks John Calhoun.
| now, IN Gods providence. cho<
some thinking foT them. | have
lie turned 10 the table and I
long. folded document. which I
| done in his cramped hand &
| many iuterlinca Copy
fair FOR me tonight. Nicholas. 4.
| This Is our answer TO the
| note. You have already LED
| tenor, the time we met Mr.,
| with Mr.. Tyler at the White M
/ glinncd. Shall we not take
direct 10 Mr.. Blair for publ
his Globc2'
Mr., Calhoun smiled rather b
this jest The hostility of Bla
Tyler administration was "a
! more than well known.
Twill sll get into Mr.. Poll
paper fast enough" commend,
last, He gets ali the news of /
can ministry"
'Ah, you think he cultivatos
Lucrezla. rather than adores
Il know 81 third OF
may be human. but the other {
Is politician. lie will flatter
into condolences. She is well
tracted at best. these days. "
the ficklcness Of her husband
yet harder abandonment by he
mircr. Pakenhanl. so Polk will I
into disclosures, never fear.
when the time comes. he viii
army of occupation into her
And all the while, on the ono
the other, he will appear TO
as a moral and lofty-miDded ral
IF we temporarily lack the
Won Ritz 10 add zest TO our
hazarded, we still have the
crezia and her little jealousies.
Calhoun turned quickly upon
q sharp glance, as though SEIZE.
sudden thought, by the Lo,
boy. you give me an idea. "
for moment. Do you go on Il
copying there, and excuse
time
An instant later he passed.
room, his tall figure bent, b
clasped behind his back, and
wrInkl"d in n fr'o~n. as was
when occupied with some prof.
To Re Confined.