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And Its customary Frye, contemporary with years afterward;, I obtained a pension of "I once said to William Caldwell, the I At the mention of Reed's name, the QuestkmsljyAskmgThenU Initiative will be tempered by calm Judg- them in activities and.arJn-osltl- es au .' month lor 'that doctor. He had chief deputy In the office. Senator Bur- eyes of Burleigh glowed with pleasure. tertainingly of the Former ment and good sense. - of.polltlcsVhe lived and wrought Jn peace Igone lato.tlie war.asa stufaon, and In his leigh told me, "that were I possessed of "He was always generous with me," he Muckrakers Exert a Bad "Our temporary defeat was succeeded and had "ridjexpUrJationa .or apologies to fold, age bad become so crippled that he sufficient ability I would sometime like to aid,- - "though he spoke sharply on occa- by se. t Leaders' and Says Repub- a healthful the fruit of make either to them or to any one-el- coulda-- walk. It. was his boast xnat ne be the treasurer of the State." sion to others, which was not good man- Influence on Young Men which Is now manifest In the movement Giants, lnhabitatlng the' same regions, spared ray life by1 keeping me out of the - Ome of riorlelsrh's Early Leaawas. agement Speech, we know, to frequently to reunite the party. That movement, hare their wars, territorial or personal. army, and. accordingly, was really re- abused. Unkind words stick to the mem Back. governor- ."You can be." William Caldwell and Boys, He Thinks. licans Are Coming with practically no fundamental differ- For years Reed never-.sa- Fry'. and sponsible for my election.to the - ory of the person to or at whom they ences reconcile, to bound swered. He thought more- of Burleigh's are ' of conviction to Hale when he met them facs'toVface. ship of the State." ability Burleigh' directed. A .story told la tXaiae to be successful and the party of proa- -' than did himself. There about Hannibal .Hamlin 'was a lesson to perlty progress will moveJon to are two revealing points in the dialogue me back In the days of my youth, CO miles track." His "By JAME1 B. MORROW. and the between men, tor of father wu lumument of- its mission.' these both clerks the "Hamlin was a homespun man and farmer, buyer of forest land, anil same self-effa- a a Tkl is-- a or- Burleigh unofficially gave office. First. Burleigh's wlille Vice streets - - The "class of .' cloakroom Thus Senator ment, repression "ego." President walked the legislator. utterance opinions held by every the of the and of Bangor many a. time 1A summer, a We lived five vflima ganization 'without password or inltla-- to' the Caldwell's recognition Burleigh's cap- miles from the old-lin- e Republican leader In Washing of farmer's straw hat on his head and a m xwuiiou. near ine uanaaun border," tlnns It consists of-fo-ur Senators Pice, Progressives ability and popularity. rake over Dur- ton. He defeated the of his Burleigh, or a hoe his shoulder. be said. T walked there to the acad of Vermont, the greatest calfskin expert WIS though many, away finally treasurer of Maine, ing hto service as speaker of the State emy every morning State in .broke found records In Caldwell's handwriting and Back home at In America: Dillingham, also 'of Ver from their leaders and supported him sssssssssssssssssssssBsE legislature, he noticed with amusement rugnr. l taught school while a boy and ' 'ISslssssssssssssssssssssssH' antedating the year of his own birth. and some scorn, no the foppish- surveying.' mont, a specialist In Immigration beating them In the legislature by. a vote T have never doubt learned My first" purchase-o- f of SI to 7 and to counted on, as haa been been ambitious for another ness and precisencss of one of .the mem umoer iana contained. woo acres. It was Nelson, of Minnesota, who, an ssssssssssssssisssssBraC'llH man's place," he said during our talk. bers. One day, during the session or the In large on, said, not only to help' rehabilitate his policy. bought part .credit sold Immigrant, arrived In the United States, party In New England, but to counsel B W.,v' That has been his William Cald- house. Hamlin called the member of hto It in six months, doubled my money,I and well always wanted to retain "his own desk. purchased more after six weeks .at sea In a Norwegian with and negotiate for it in the rest of 'lsssssssssssH bread land. I have never sold the country. is..Bi...... Hii5P and butter as earned In the " 1 am pained to observe,' Hamlin said any land since. My policy to to birv It and Edwin Chick Burleigh, LsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssPfeijy "W treasury. That was bis policy. He was a In a loud whisper, when the man came I ciit down the large trees After a service of fourteen years to "; too, arid and let In tha of Maine, no less a man than James G. found It profit- up and stood at attention, 'that one of sunugnt ana the small trees grow up the House of Representative, where h able. After his death James G. as Blaine's successor. 1380,000 Blaine the hairs on the left side of your head secona crop. obtained during a single session said to Burleigh: "Every one thought a for1 Mr. Burleigh was nomi- Is out of place.' They learned from a., study of one an- his district that the treasurer's' office would stop man say anything Bestne Kei Are Honest. Senator at State-wi- de pri- "The didn't then but other's biographies they were all nated for a T 6 TsIssbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI running Caldwell died, open that Obi-dl- ah lareiBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBBBB ; when but It Is he was Hamlin's enemy from that time "A good many politicians and maga--j mary. The Democrats nominated :r ".. - - 'SbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI born In the' same year and that they greatest stumper, $BL :' as usual, which shows again that so man on, working against him and voting' zlnes." I said, "are describing the Ameri- Gardner, their LbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBK' - JsLbbT. J;- - .' 'JLbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI !!'?.'i-f- is indispensable." against him as long as he lived. can business man being were governors before their election to then In the Senate, by appointment as bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbDKH. -? "iissssssssssssssssssH as both greedy Frye, BssssssssssilissssssssssssssssssssssaKaissssssssssB.'' '"SjHijaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal 1 have remembered Mr. Blaine's ""I remember Reed with much affec- ana aisnonesr. the Senate. It happens, also, that, each the successor of William P. who ' words," Senator Burleigh observed. on. say. . ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssrliiHPPr'tP "Thev tion," Senator Burleigh went to. "Well." Senator Burleigh, renll'ed. Is Republican. So they came together had died In. office. were, spoken to 'me great intellectually, a So an orator was matched against a 'sBsssssssssssssssssssB while I was still a "He. was a man but "some' politicians want office and some In a mutuality of feeling and a desire, BsssssssssssEBasssssssssssssssssssssssTJI!!'"!'-.---KfPBfvnMb4 young roan. The fault with most of us he was entirely too sensitive. It was magazines need subscribers. Business among signal- man who rarely says a word In public Is fraternally themselves, to Gardner; whose eyes twinkle as did Mark ,; rsBBssssssssssssssH that we have an exaggerated opinion impossible for him to ask McKlnley or men are not dlsnonest-- - Nor are mem ize. not to glorify, a personal epoch IsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssstsBzesssNas VsV ssssssssssssssssssssssssssB of our own capacities members McKlnley's Cabinet to If Hanna'v is a famous rhetorician among jWBjWBjWBjWBjWBjWBjWj and values. We the of bers of .Congress dishonest I was In the In the calendar. the Grangers. orphan boy of k-- fail to realize that when we pass off the rive one of his constituents. an omce or House of ReDresentatives. for fourti As;an ?-'- stage Burleigh, the newest member of the twelve; penniless and. shaking with ague, VisssssssssssssssssEBsVW t:--' '".SBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsB we will not be seriously rolssed do grant mm any sort or a ravor. to years and during all that time I never class. Is a gray-eye-d His he had traveled from the miasmatic even by our friends." do so would be, in his opinion, a sur- saw a member whom I considered to be back Is ac straight as.a Plank. His face, lakes of .Michigan to Maine, wherej.be sssHsssssK'isssssssssssssssssm sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH "I have never Interfered with the n1n render- of hie ct and an anything but strictly upright In his per- is a mirror of cheer, modesty and friend-- was to live with his dead father's broth- ssssssssssssssssl''"4lassssssssssssssssssssaBb a&jssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssslAH or aspirations of any one," Senator acknowledgment of McKlnley's author sonal dealings snd relations. It Is non llness. "Remember." he said after nuneign said at another nlace. "I ity. sense to say that Congressmen are for my question, ers and sisters. answering last "to .min- ssssssssssssssssssssskl ' always on tne oest of terms with the How Reed Worked His "Choker." sale. I have never seen a lobbyist so far f imise the ego, omitting it entirely. If Obadlmh am Bwrlelcfc Fljcht. ssssssssssssssssssssV?';'ilassssssisssssss;BiBBSsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssl iamous nepuDiican leaders of Maine. as I know, though there may be lobby you pre- ssssssssssssssssssssBk '4& PljBssssssssBSSBrnf sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssl be- possible. In the article mean to They knew that I was neither plotting "Mr. Reed was Speaker when I ists on i tne ground now and then. pare.- An uncle met him at the dock in Rock . 4"f sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssB Repre- land at 5 o'clock on a Saturday morn ifteasssssf nor waiting for the offices they held." came a member of the House of So much for the men who make ourl I, me, mine and myself are a repugnant ing. "Today and tomorow," the uncle ion moral or this man's career shows sentatives. In those days Congressmen national law. To say that our business! flock of pronouns to Burleigh, the Yan- said, his face unnghted by kindliness, mai tne omces came to h m lust th had no private offices of their own. and men as a class are dishonest Is untrue1 kee, who, by effacing himself with bril- "you 'may visit your relatives. ' On Mon ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV'tl-'CJrl- l same. He lived to represent a part, at Mr. Reed Invited me to make my head- and Injurious. It Is especially raiurious liant tact at delicate Junctures 'and by. day you will have to look for a work leaai. or need's district In Congress. He quarters in his rooms. Thus. I got to to the boys who are growing, up and who! minding his own affairs thirty days every place." Is a Senator, as were Blaine. Frve. am know him Intimately and did a great are told, Indirectly If not openly, that the month, including Februarys, has pros The boy, Obadlah, round employment Hale. Furthermore, he nu rnmr deal of business for him at the depart- way to succeed in life to to cheat one's pered amazingly in Dusmess ana pontics. at a limekiln. In time be became a rich of his State twice, a distinction none of ments. If his district wanted anything neighbor. Men plan and falL Burleigh, seemingly. man. owning the .very kilns, where he issssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssBK&''RKisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss! me outers ever attained. And as rov-- I attended to the matter at his request "What do you think of the attempt ofl has been planless and, besides growing room one Anti-Saloo- n - found his first Job, and much timber issssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssl Jemor he was Instrumental In laying a "I recollect that I was In his the League to have a c6n- rich, has been In public office most of issssssRissssssssssssssssssssssBsssssssslHk ' w-- on morning near the close of session and land besides. He also bought a Jersey ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssVi;-!?aisssssskRissssssssssssssssssssssssssssss- collateral innentances, sleeping a stitutlonal amendment adopted outlawing his life. Therefore, he la worthy of cow. The cow led him Into agriculture cars, foreign Insurance companies, and that a member came In and asked to be the manufacture and sale of liquor in alt analysis and possibly of imitation by and agriculture led him Into the grange the franchises of public service corpo- recognized when he took the floor that parts of the United States?" I asked. those who find the customary road to and Xhe.irra.nKe led him Into politics" and LssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssWssssss9sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH rations. he might press a bill In which he was "We have had prohibition In Maine for success crowded with dusty, noisy and ultimately Into the United States Senate. Blaine, stopping at Burleigh's house deeply Interested. Reeds was choking many years." Senator Burleigh replied, rivals. The battle "between Burleigh and Gard- one day was ill, every one off at the "tlmevso not to "There Is drinking in the State, but Is Moreover, Senator Burleigh when he said: "Tou Is it la one of ner was a curious mixture of oratory will be the next governor of Maine. It prolong the session 'beyond 'the day fixed done In secret Liquor Is hard to obtain, the generals now engaged In reassem- and silence. Gardner is a magnetic man. was not a prophesy, only an Interpreta- upon for adjournment and that is morally helpfuL With us, bling Republican army so - the scattered though a-- plain man without personal or 0 tion of the signs of the time. Blaine " 1 cawn't do If he said in his piping drinking is not respectable It Is a eland- -' that It may battle again this year and In oratorical frills He stumpea inrougn TJKITED STATES SEXATOB EDWIJT C. BURJLEIGH. was right but there was a hard and voice. 1 cawn't give the floor to any- sune violation of the law and Is done 1S16. Be will not-b- seen In front of the the State and'the forests rang with the exciting encounter over the nomination. body today. I have refused Burleigh, In alleys, cellars, and back, rooms. troops waving his sword with m, gauntlet-e- d spontaneously followed his my neighbor, and you "In my youth men got cheers that Maine was always young Burleigh Nothing has been gained by Burleigh old friend and drunk, were seen hand, nor will he be heard bellowing words. In the meantime, Burleigh Just Back in those times' Rejected as a soldier easily. Invariably know as well as' I do how he tears on the street and there was no sense of copies Republican. When the contending giants went Into the adjutant general's office at he has been compelled Just oat orders thereof being supplied traveled from village to village shak- to fight but he has never been drawn around. andwbat a fuss he makes when shock to the community. Ships freighted to the press In advance bat will be ing hands with the electorate and show- died, or went.lnto retirement and smaller Augusta as a clerk. From that day to he doesn't have his own way." with rum were unloaded our manager men came into control, Obadlah Gardner, this he has been one of the beneficiaries Into any ungraciousness or bitterness of at docks. found mingling with the men on the ing, as his campaign said, "the statement which, rankling In the memory "The man had never seen me tear There are no such ships nowadays, and ground or. hidden out of sight In tent results." Also the beading a restored and Joyful host, of politics. No man so far as can be an a eloquence of enemy. of others, caused trouble that had to be around or heard me make a fuss, but Intoxicated man. if seen In public, working on the strategies of the .cam- and practicability of sawing turned the State temporarily Democratic. learned ever became his Blaine he took Reed's word for It and. left the brings disgrace on himself to a degree) 'might added. called at his house. Reed made him a set right paign. wood, the manager have the- room. I .was a delegate to the St Iiouis unknown In the past Burleigh came ..to vasnington on int The Doctor aad Recralt. confidant. "If I could refashion the past Reed's Wit Made Trouble. well Republican! At "Cemlag agea to convention In lS36.but I understood "Prohibition educates because It agi Back." 4th of last March and took' the oath of Dynasties in Maine have nourished and and change the of men," he said On the contrary Reed, his close friend, before leaving Maine that Reed could tates and men divide, the good and sucJ "Is the Republican party dead?" he a Senator. The day following he en- perished, but, Burleigh has lived unscar-re- d me In visible sincerity.- - "I would have effervescing wit continually, bubbled not be nominated. Big as he was. In cessful men on one side and the least said, echoing my question. Is not." tered a hospital1 In Baltimore where he through them all, and what to more Hale and Frye In the Senate today, be- over often to his own loss. He said de--. matters, very little desirable -- men and weaklings "It were brought most he knew about on the lie asserted with posltlveness. remained four months recovering from he to a bigger man today than ever.be-for- e. cause they great men and lldous things and made men roar and politics, and really thoughtthat he would other side. This division becomes more are your rolitlesJ" he asked in two surgical operations. Then he spent He has been In public office with honor to our State." Surflclally, at least, shout with laughter, but other men. put crjidldate." or less permanent on all questions "What Is unselfish. be the affect- Maine fashion. four week at Atlantic City In a wheel- few If any Intermissions every since the he brickbats In their pockets and waited Prosperity, as previously noted, has ing a communltys general welfare. And! "Mir political position m easily de- chair. In December he again appeared civil war, , during which he tried and It has been said that no one In war or the day they could heave them at him also rewarded the efforts of Senator that Is another advantage. scribed." he said, after pausing for a In Washington, after a summer among failed to be a soldier. politics can stand between two contend- to his own great discomfiture. .When Burleigh as a business man. He worked "With us prohibition has been practt reply that was wholly unimportant "I the pines of Maine, and since then he "My brother, Albert, and myself he ing lines and remain unhurt. Burleigh he traveled to St Louis in VS6 wearing for the public through the day. At night cable. Very little liquor is consumed la am and always expect to be a Repub- has gone about subordinating the "ego" said to roe, "walked In from our home on has done It for almost fifty years. He white cotton gloves and a cynical smile he worked for himself. He owns 100,000 Maine. If prohibition Is workable In one lican." he went on. "My party is. haa but as Macaulay said of the other Bur- the farm to the recruiting office. We were was a clerk In the Maine legislature be- at the thought of McKlnleys presump- acres of timber land. He also owns the State It can be made workable In other been, and will continue to be the pro- leigh, chief minister of Queen Elizabeth stripped and ordered to run back and fore some of his colleagues In the Senate tions candidacy, "the wild Jackass of the Kennebec Journal, published daily and States. Moreover. I am in favor of let gressive party In this country. for forty years, keeping a constant eye forth in a long hall. The doctor said were born. He made It a habit then, as plains," the name he had given a col weekly at Augusta. He and his brother. ting women vote at all elections, munici- "Progress does not mean the rejection on those matters which are essential to that Albert was physically acceptable. It has been his habit all through life, to league In the House of Representatives. Albert A. Burleigh, built the Bangor and pal and national." of what Is good merely because It is old. success. "Edwin Chick Burleigh managed He rejected me, however, on the ground form the acquaintance of Republicans now a delegate to the convntlon, had I Aroostook Railroad, which now has about (CorrrtlSt. 911. br Janes & Xerox.)

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