The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

IN 4sF5ts 5is 81 is3 sEs93 INA
alton OF the Turkish forts which the
for nearly two weeks. s.S
= Ills conversation, =, e says, sis of the
most agreeable kind, and his possesses
q stock OF information not inferior TO
It any other man. i u Europe he would
hold a distinguished rank among men
OF u letters, as such he has already APP
tpeared there. At present, he is en-
| ployed with activity and perseverance
1 in the management Of his farms and
buildings: and he orders, directs and
pursues in fhe minutest detail, every
branch Of business relating to them
4 found him in the midst of the har-
vest, from which the scorching heat
of the ne sun does not prevent his at
tendance. His negroes are nourished,
Eclothed and treated as we'll as white
servants could be. Every article is
made on his farm; his negroes being
cabinet makers, carpenters and ma
sons. The children he employs in a
nail factory; and the young and old
negroes spin for the childing for the
rest He animated them al IL by
Rewards and Distinctions.
In fine. his superior mind directs
the management OF his domestic CON
Germs with the same abilities, activity
4 ana anu e ECU "a I'll which he eFinced In
1 me conduct l! OF public affairs, and
MalAe1i ne rs g ca Bto display IN
every STATION az On OF llfe:.dt was at this
PERIOD PEI 100. or retlreme emit at he was unan-
ilnous l elected presld ent5 Of the Amer
lean Philosophical Society.
Jefferson was not. however. long
permitted TO enjoy the tranquility Of
/ private life On the retirement Of
4 washington from II he presidency, Mr.
len zen erson va ~ Sc lected by the Demo-
i cIallct part as I'll eir$H candidate for
ma l e once and Mr. dams by the Fed
i eral Par III e Il al CHEST lumber of
tavotes appearing forsthe latter. he was
aueclareu president and JEFFERSON vice
y pTesldent hor the & succ eeding four
- e. US 81 passed
t' 80 -. " t -. -, !.
i 50. Win I'LL BUFF.
: ~ - perlou TOT anotherselec tion
~, AGAIN acandld
u lh. presldei,tla1c h nal #canyassins
A :. =. sutess o1alhe electors,. was found
! J. .hal W r.sJ emerson and AZ Burr each
4 mad seventy three votes, Mr.. "a dams
4 ls 5 S+ and %. g. Pickney sixty
l,'l ~ lie con ton provided
lss1l ahe person having the greatest
nu ~, votes should be president,
y .lllu D. I Y ferson and Burr, hav-
al ia ualsn became the
" a. u hon Sc ot ives,
ii ~ uy3 9 ta1 2 decide between
Use Use $lNo eenfleme The bal lot was
II sus9 "a Us n sue ession. The
4 1870 lal palily & nera supportedsN1r.
4 wi s. E iJeh oc1aflc party, Mr.. JEFF
On the sbal lot, Mr.:
son elected preside lent Mr..
& f1ll rF8Vi l pres1den ss
s IN the fourth Of March, S0S, Mr..
4 :, entered on his first pTesi-
4 lllalst rll1 IN his inau eNra1 add
ny = 2 sta ted great eloquence
IL u lan s,'ase and dmirabl e. clearness
VI ahds PRECISION tn olttical principles
u ~ ,ssllens ne intended to be governed
"a Ill 81 admlnlst ton Of publ ic AFFAIRS
4as Purchases louisiana.
Ills administrati ton embraces "a lone.
4: and interesting period ii the hist tory
of Oil countrr.sa and measures IF N IL
ing Importance were carried through
The asgressions of the Trfpnlitans
We're promptly cllastised tf,as$ ar
Scroachments of the agents a IN
~ Spanish government tn dan1.ival ne A.
VI the ri ht OF lavigarine iii ISIS si1, :;
Z We're repealed; Louisiana IA =, s.
chased; the Internal motley n No
III Union I'M lerMent inlportaT t cha naes,e.
measures were adopted fn1. rh;a Z.
discharge Of the public del,t.5 ti1aS IL
dietary was restored to filta i ina,
plan strict economy IA ohsa :,
in carrying on the govern Ant "a : q,
Eshseles Offices 81 ~ -, . -:
Rr-Electcd STsresidant
So much Vas! his q lr,in 81 IN;