The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

respect for his own opinions was Jus
tilted: Democrats should be proud to
own him. He had no opinion for
which he could not give a reason. well
and soundly argued. He had the
temperament Of a judge. but la not
cold" His son idolized him, others
must highly respect him. New York
city has memorials of him in the uni
versity that bears the city's name. In
the American Pathological Society.
the Gallatin National Bank, all "
which he helped found. His grave Is
in Trinity churchyard.
In the badly mixed up Presidential
campaign Of 1924, the Adams-Jackson-
Crawford-Clay contest. Mr.. Gallatin
was oddly mixed up with the Vice.
Presidential nomination. Tho son's
diary:
January S. ~Isci.-Father was forced
by his party. but much against his will.
to accept the candidature for the vice
Presidency. Mr.. Crawford's stroke Of
paralysis required another candidate. .
Father does not wish to enter into public
life again. . He has given the
best part of hts life and all hts energies to
his adopted country: no one knows better
than himself that he Is dtsliked. but that
they stili want to pick his brains and
make use OF MIN.
October 10. is?4-Greatly to the relief
OF us all, greatly to the relief Of father
himself. he has been able to withdraw
from the csndidature OF vice-President
It really was nothing more than a hope
Of his party that should Mr.. Crawford
have been elected President has health
would have obliged him to withdraw. and
rather would have been head OF the state
Though allen born. and the Constttution
prescrfbes for Wee residents the same
reouirements A. to eligibility that govern
the choice OF Presidents'1.
20 go.
o"uoi u"' vi 'u'' TO- i'-., o.uis
q Hlost mtercstinB eHry' ratner
mad applied TO che Due de Bassano.
who a copies Of the French En-
peror's archives for a certain do>u-
ment. and tho u-ropy nanor uas sent
co, 81 a 1rr;,ron a-ro ,r,s,
,o,o rts,. - -, - .',s..,s
CIV ueNiee 10" Wv" ".i''e"
iioii 'He Hh"oi'So" "iiiiS'eI' Iiau u
peen known there would not nave peen
any war between England and Amer.
lea! Father was very angry; rcd
hot. For once me lost control Of him
s.,r .,,d ,,.x, IN. s,r,ny.s, inv
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suaee' So" ~ p"pe' W
ue"ce d 'he E.hperors "'s" L w s'l
IN MS power 10 crush a young ana
rising nation He sent a copy al the
decree to Mr.. Adams, dcnouncing IL
"a rlarinr act Of combined in Justice
h,3 f,i,b ana na,p,aeS" .raps,..
a., 40 ,h. de-. is .nnora- 20 ,ho
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Whereas the above rcpor, made in 'hs
Council OF Commerce and Manufacture
with the following results:
q, That the Government OF the United
states is not bound by her act OF the Isl
March 1909 1.-THE Non-Intercourse aotl-
by the order dated goth May f~ciovins
that the French Ships and Merchandis'
therein contained, which enter their ports
should be put under representation. bu
that the confscation of the aforesaid
ships and merchandise has been ordered
>. 90 That It has been established by hi
same Act that wnen the relations will
France have been recstsblished the con
hscstsons will continue to have their ef
feet.
Gb That the Act 81 the LIST March 1906
has been put into execution on every &C
casion that has presented Itself. not onl,
against the Carsoes but against tn,
French ships as well. We have ordered
and order what follows:
~ Thai the funds arising from th'
sales of the American Carsoes which hav'
; been sold up to this date shall
be ira nsferred TO The pubic treasury.
O., That the American carsoer tina
have been placed under seduestrstkol
shah be sold and the funds
psh into the Public Treasury.
az That the American ships which VI
to this dase. No decision has been conn
to. shaN be sold and the funds the
, realize shall be paid into the Publ
I, a. taking Into Consideration tina, IN,
p Ac, of the LIST March 1903 made by tn,
United states does not contain any orie
as TO the position OF the Crews Of gu
ships and Always wishing 10 treat tn
c .n'e' S'a'eS ar p"s,i' 'h'
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