The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-04
MIXING TIM C.i6iSEf
Men who WIN he IN u, and One Man who
CertaInIy MIm Not Have "a Plmco There.

WASHINGTON March 3.-The making OF
Cabinet for Returning Board Hayes does not
progress rapidly. Thus far the only appoint
ments definitely settled are as follows: Secre-
tary OF State. william NJ. Evaris Secretary OF
Treasury. John sherman: Department Of JUS
tice. George W. NJ Crary OF Iowa; Navy Do
partmcnt. William T. Fryc OF Maine. The War.
Interior. and Post ONCE Departments nre the
stumbling blocks. There has been n strong
pressure from tho Camcronian party OF Pcnn-
sylvnnia in favor OF the retention Of Don Came
ron in the War Department 1t can be said posi-
lively. however. that Don will have TO go out 1t
is known here tina, certain prominent Pcnnsyl-
vania Republican politicians paid visit TO
Hayes in Columbus. and among tho number
was Gen. Harry White. member OF Cougross
elect from the Twcnty-fith District. Gen.
White was for several years
State Senator. and was familiar with the
crooked legislative and political ways Of Tar-
rsburg. He was well qualified To speak in re-
gard to the connection OF Don Cameron with the
odorous trlnsartons winch have given that
State capital Il world wide nOtorety and as Gen.
White belongs to the rcspctabc portion OF the
Republican party. II Is 10 be presumed that he
did not neglect to give Hayes nknowled..o of the
true inwardncss OF these occurrences.
There was an absurd story circulating about
the Capitol this afternoon that Joe johnson, the
famous rebel General. was 10 bc rendered the
War Department Brother Hayes has nm in
fatua,ion in that way and Ii determined to have
II rebel in his Cabinet. but he is not likely to put
n rebel General in tho War Depart
ment Indeed. Hayes is beginning TO
TO tho rule. and that. like other. people who
imagine they have missions to perform. he must
encounter opposition ut every step. Morton,
Blaine. Cameron. Dawes. Oglcsby. Sargent. AMI
Howe nre bitterly opposing the abandonment
OF Packard, They say openly that by abandon
ing Packard Hayes admits that he obtained the
Presidency by fraud. II Packard il not legally
Governor OF LOUIS sana, Hayes Is not ria:httully
Pres dent Of the United States. These Senators
are hncked by n formidable array of Repre-
sentaiives. led by little Hale OF Maine. and It is
10y no means certain thnt Hayes will not br bull
dolnd yet The Louisiana Demo rnts here were
a little shaky to-day about Hayes. but we're re-
assured 10y Foster Garfield. sherman, Stanley
Mathews. aud E,urts 1t II said that the agrrc-
mont between Hayes and certain southern
leaders hns l"en reduced 10 writing. hut tn X r.
very doubtful. that Foster and some others
have given certain aeSuran '.s in black and
white think probable. But have they pledged
Hayes in the same wRy2
The entire Kepublican delegations In Con-
gress from L. Pnnsyivhnia. the Republican mcm-
hers OF tho Pennsylvania Leg stature. all the
Republican State officers, and every man Of any
prominence in the Republican party of that
State who is under the Camcronan influence
have signed memorial 10 Hayes asking him 10
retain Don Cameron MS Secretary OF War.
Hayes. in this paper, is reminded OF the service
Don rendered him in Cincinnati. and the dis
tinguished services he rendered the party in
the late canvass.