Millard Fillmore was a onerous and genial
gentleman. Nor is Mr. Buchanan himself at
all indisposed to the pleasures of social life
but having studied tbe mysteries of Washing
ton society, and having seen Gen. Jacksoo
expending more than his salary, be has rs
stricted himaelf within a certain oirele, and
ill elect him tn the'lTnUed "xmomy oj the White Home is paid bu the
elect him to the United States vwernmtnU
Jhe iervant
,t
the stubliny, the general police of the ea-
tabtuhment, are provtdedfor in the appro- i Pca#e8»
g,\
this, under a syotem of close management
coats a comparatively »mall sum, so that
there is a good deal of exaggeration as to
tha expenses of tbe head of the National
Government.
I (TiTThere ii always aome measure of «vil
in the *nd which a man is endeavoring to at
i taio when he La willing to avail himself of
4i#ordurly means to arrive at it.
(130""Tbe attractiveness of a subject main
ly depends on the nature of tha brain ba
hind the ayta which look at it.
