New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
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WASHINGTON, Monday OCT. 3, 1910.
The President in his business office to-day from
until nearly o'clock and was called upon during the
dav by Secretaries Fish, Cox and Belknap, Commissioners
Deano Acting Attorney General Talbot, and Second
Controller Broadhead. conversation the President
remarked that he enjoyed better health thah nov"
and was fully prepared for the busy season just opening
He said that Senator Morton would be here in few DAYS
IN receive his final Instructions and thereafter as
possibe he would leave for England He was anxious
for him to get there before the Winter season
beOn As 10 the precise nature OF the instructions TO
be given Minister Morton the President vas reicent but
intimates that the claims of our ciznsi0r the depreua
tons on our cOmmercemust be settled He's OF opinion
that it can and will be done in an amcable manner ana
said in reply to direct question: Senator Morton Is
nersona friend Of mine Of long standing and one for
whom have the warnest personal friendship, ana
know he will do his duty the satisfaction OF the Ad-
and the people" He also stated that he had
appointed Clement Hugh Hill OF Massachusetts, ASSIST
ant United States AttOrneyGeneral, vice NJ A. tlelds'
resigned. This appointment was made AT the request o
Attorpev. Gen. Akerman. The President says he will
not appoint SocitorGenera until the Attorney Geh-
er returns He speaks approyingy OF the course pur-
sued nv Minister wsshburne ~ Paris, and expresses
doubt as TO the Prussans being able To capture Paris
He thinks the by no means near It's concuslon
,d that If il now difficult the general result He
hopes however that the republican form OF government
in France will be maintained There will he Cabinet
meeting tomorrow al noon
The question OF the refusal by the Secretary OF the
Interior 70 allow clerks extra leaves Of absence to go
home 10 vote to-day brought to the notice OF lhe
President who thinks the leaves should be grahu anu
the time should not be deducted from their usual 30
davs leave or from their salaries. lie has requested
not the same rules observed in the Interior "a are
oh.eryed n other Departments III this matter TINS VIZ
t,aIlv oyerTes the decision OF Secretary Cox
settlement with our soldiers and sailors for their boun
ees and payments advances very slowly OF the 2cOVo
hak soldiers who enlisted during the late war, only
have received their bountes 1t is estimated that
cents who have presented 1900 claims for colored
soders have suspended from doing business Win
the Bureau.
Tn consequence Of certain dissensions in the Republican
IT. u, Texas and 10 secure greater harmony among
b members thereof ia that State, general change Oh
oce holders is moditated, and II n probable some in
,n, re,novals will occur In u few days Gen. Clarke,
peseptatfye Of the lid Galveston District arrived
r.. asterdsy and has received very late adVlces oh
h, s,ste The crops said to be unusually good
1a veov fever sil prevails 10 some extent In GhNes
- ,,, n il ahatng since The quarantine regulations
Con,oissioper Delsns, with his son. and SOLICITOR
o,,I m return 10 Ohio about the latter part OF tins
80, 80 tte mart in the political campaign in that stale
.. GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH 49,
.,..o.,. Cen Akerman will return to Washington
htt'9ii So,th i'm abOut a week. His health Il better
i of g. on passports s no longer required 10y the
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