The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-09
THE PRESS.


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Opinions Concerning the Cabine
CHICAGO, March S.-The press opiu
ions on the Cabinet chosen by Presiden
Hayes are generally favorable.
The Inter. Ocean, while doubling tn
ieasibllity Of retaining Schurz, acknowl
edges his great ability; fuvors allowin
the President 10 call about him his owl
advisers, and depreGates the action o
the Senate yesterday. Sherman, Thomp
son, MtCrary, and perhaps Devins, stant
Tor the more pronounced element Of Re
publicanism; Schurz and Key represen
the Liberal and Conservative element
and Evarta occupies half way ground.
1t is not body promising great unan
unity OF thought, but has plenty Of brains
and ought TO be tried until the President
at least is satisfied that he has commit
ted an crror in assembling men Of antag
onistic views rs his confidential advisers
Both the Journal and Pot have words
OF warm commendatiOn for the Cabinet
nominees OF President Hayes and express
regret at any movement to delay confirm,
alton
The Time, sov.. That in ,ho.o so,oo
tions tho prOs;jon, hns ,;"on liz ~" ' selee'
try the FIRST distinct Indication that he
intends 10 go back on the damnable poli.
cy Of the Grant regime, RELOCATING the
the MortOns, Blaines, Chambers, and
Camerons to the rear, and bringing for.
ward the liberal independent element.
This means smash up Of the old party
combinations that will benefit the coun.
try. The Times IN satisfied with the
prospect.
The Tribune says this Cabinet will give
general satisfaction TO the country at
large, and is worthier than Grants eight
years ago. Its composition tests the
Presidents firm intention to carry out a
conservative and conciIiatory policy.
Any opposition TO SChurzs confirmation
will be personal, and the Tribune asserts
that he is an ADLER. wiser, honester man
than any who will oppose him. Anv
opposition TO Kew on The part of the
Democrats will be 10 A certain cxtcnt n
notice that the Southern neonle nrc NOT
inclined 10 NEE, President Raves; disno.
sition toward them in prD1Sr snirit
and they will be the sufferers Tba dis,
ttibution Of the yNrious nositiona ia w;sa
and I'll.
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NEW YORK, March S.-Ihe newspa'
pers here devote more or less editorial
space to views upon the Cabinet nomina.
Iions and the action OF the Senate.
The Times says: There is something
rather puerile as well as unprecedented
in the action OF the Senate in referring
the Cabinet nominations to their appro.
pirate committees. From the moment
that Mr.. Hayes published his letter Of
acceptance it was perfectly obvious that
his election must be followed by con.
ilict with the Senatorial ring, which has
succeeded IN usurping the appointing
power oi the Executive, and making
G!yll service reform practical impossi-
biIity' In any contest to regain the sur
rendered rights OF the Executive, oresi-
dent Hayes Will have vast majority Of
honest and Intelligent men on his side,
and the somewhat ,spitetul resurrection
oI inc discarded rule to delay II not de-
ieat the confirmation OF the Cabinet nom.
nations will certainly not heighted the
popular regard for the methods or mo-
tlyGs oil the majority IN the Senate.
The Tribune says: As TO the Cabinet
we npprehend no serious trouble. A
new t'resldent may iairly claim TO make
up ms own cabinet. dc has made an
exceedingly good one. he has right
10 nave 1t promptly confirmed, and no
WI WISE senator VIII long stand IN the way;
q 1 He man trouDle VIII oe win hey ana
: scR"rz-Wi'h Rii. one , ior oclns 100 much oil
~ DGLhocrat L! ana i:. tepel ana WIN the 9ther
LOT Delhg 100 hl'le Oh hepnDilcan;
senators may pe sure the country wiz
Tot sustain c, them IN s"ch opposition
iNe!s h!hess lor the place remains 10 be
.estesi' !oE lHe puntIc Wlll oe Slau 70 see
aI' eilort al lsGoncl"lintlon WIN the SCUM
HGcolnPHrleu ny 80 suos'antlIl an eafnest
~ ~ Soou i"ttHi ti.,ti SGnuIL @ mas Deen one ei
anS must M, taiIn.u' L ce''9orS VI thS eVll
COURSES S,I,s. wnaSh me- nrougnt tne hePuelican
pnfty 70 & tne verge ot rum, anu IN the
IuUie i, lsuginen. GesetVes i !. snanKs father
''TT TL pESsotip'au" Ss.s aS ~ toF , II HOW ur
-. ine HtI:aI ouM ci0ses i1s ieauer mus: Inc
HHL;. tnJst Iotu,u! III support Whlcn iniS new
EApinet S, IS L.Sely 10 receive VIII not oe
bestowed; De5'GMeu ny earnest anu energetic he'
TLO amS, ,,a,, Et.rTr III, IN CVGsFgTs ~ OF OUT
NIL amy iIm INV mi'nos u Tno; p hir: EaIyes never
co"tu % niNe ,I Degn rLGsauGnt 1;a VIII Oe sure
~, ~ reS"r" II WIN ""uiSsutSe" u'ssa'iSiac-
''GT, III 1T, .,,. ar. .r,
LII tnS nGLna Gol. says 4n sPl'S oI tne lor'
Plo";T. IuITIu o' ine SuIl,aoZers
i.rJn'. reSuent NJ hayes sen1 ~ 'ne Hen1!e yes
seluay !ne Compietea tlSt OF ms Iaolnet
no.iilHA.ions, M hot i;u Mi!nuFawinB SlngIe
one Gl I,, Tue hanes wn'c. are stone ol
summing anu y r9CN 3r T ohense 10 pelll.
geteh party chleis' ms evidence oil
nrnnes ana p!uGk makes an excellent
IMPRESSION. II 'he tfeslueht MAINTAINS
m ms altitude oi 4niGt, lhTl1clDle deler-
n.inSou, ~ M.ii iiIlW 't,e nei'lcose party