La vita di Benjamin Harrison e Levi P Morton . ore lavoro eflective, se histalents appaiono nel proprio ambiente particolare. Nessun uomo canwork così bene quando gli ambienti rendono disagevole per lui,come quando si vive in quella atmosfera a cui egli ha becomeaccustomed. LEVI P. MORTON. 287 Il Sig. Morton hanno comprato la casa del Sig. Samuel Hooper, fittedit fino elegantemente ma non gaudily- lui e sua moglie erano entrambi oftoo gusto puro è in grado di resistere a ciò che era semplicemente per visualizzare inany dei loro dintorni - e qui ha intrattenuto hisfriends nello stato e la signora Morton regnò socialmente. Il rep-utation di quest'ultimo per

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The lives of Benjamin Harrison and Levi P Morton . ore eflective work, if histalents appear in their own peculiar setting. No man canwork so well when his environments make it awkward for him, as when he lives in that atmosphere to which he has becomeaccustomed. LEVI P. MORTON. 287 Mr. Morton bought the house of Mr. Samuel Hooper, fittedit up elegantly but not gaudily— he and his wife were both oftoo pure taste to endure that which was merely for display inany of their surroundings — and here he entertained hisfriends in state, and Mrs. Morton reigned socially. The rep-utation of the latter for presiding at social entertainments andleading in the social circle, had preceded her to Washington, and her home became the centre of attraction for all who wereso fortunate as to be included in the long list of her friends.She led in society at Washington, as well as she had led insociety at New York, and her great social qualities, enablingher to be equal to every emergency, conduced no little to herhusbands successful congressional career.. Chapter V. MINISTER TO FRANCE. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1880 — MR. MORTON DECLINES THE OFFER OF VICE-PRESIDENCY DECLINES THE SECRETARYSHIP OF THE NAVY ACCEPTS THE OFFER OF MINISTER TO FRANCE — WELL FITTED FOR THE POST REMOVAL OF AMERICAN LEGATION OFFICE — A POLITICAL GATHERING PLACE — THE MORTON ENTERTAINMENTSIN FRANCE — MRS. MORTONS SOCIAL TACT AND SKILL — THE DISABILITY REMOVED FROM AMERICAN CORPORATIONS THE AMERICAN HOG — A SERIES OF IMPORTANT ACTS — TARIFF OXFRENCH ART— BIRTHPLACE OF LAFAYETTE — MINISTER MORTONsSPEECH — PRESENTATION AND RECEPTION OF BARTHOLDls STA-TUE OF LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD TWO SPEECHES. One of the most brilliant periods of Mr. Mortons careerwas now at hand. When the Republican Convention of iSSo had nominatedJames A. Garfield, of Ohio, for President of the United States, it then turned to New York to find a candidate for Vice-Pres-ident. The Ohio delegation especially sought out Mr. Mor-ton

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectrepubli
• bookyear1888