The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
GARFIELD,s GARNET
A correspondent Of the Press, writ.
ing from New York, furnishes the fol-
lowing information as to

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A correspondent Of the Press, writ.
ing from New York, furnishes the fol-
lowing information as to
eARFIELD's CABINET.
In these days Of much Cabinet mal
ing, when the market is glutted with
cheap furniture Of that kind, the views
OF this well-posled gentleman on the
Cabinet which Gen. Garfield will make
for himself will be of interest.
I'm the first place" said he, "Nev
York will have a Cabinet officer thor
oughly acceptable to every school of
politics in the Empire State. He will
probable be Congressman Levi T. Nor
ton. He will have one of the hiober
portfolios, doubtless either the State |
or Treasury. There will also be a
Cabinet officer from New England en-
tirely acceptable TO Mr.. Blaine, as well
as to the scholar in politics. Penn.
sylvania will have representation In
the Cabinet, but it will not be Don
Cameron, for the sufficient reason that
he does not want a place. His voice
will be largely needed in the selection
of the man, but he will remain in the
Senate. His father is out of active
politics. and both Don Cameron and
his friends believe it his duty to re-
main in the Senate, where he can have
an eye to Pennsylvania s interests"
FOSTER AND SHERMAN.
Secretary Sherman will not remain
in the Cabinet, but will succeed Thur
man in the Senate. Governor Foster
can have one OF the business port
folios, the Interior or the Postoffioe,
although he is being urged and may
conclude to remain Governor and wait
TO sep into Mr.. Pendleton's shoes in
tho 5 nate. There will be no fight be-
tween Foster and Sherman, because
Garfield will not permit il. Garfield
made Foster politically, and he is anx-
ious to do whatever Garfield suggests
by way of terrifying his Administra-
tion.
General Logan can, think, be Secre-
tary of War If he desires, but his friends
say he prefers to remain in The Senate.
| Ii Logan is out Of the question, then
General Hitchcock of Nebraska, former
ly United States Senator, will be will
thought of by the New President"
THE PACIFIC COAST WANTS TO COME IN
"There will be a stronger movement
than ever before for Cabinet officer
from the Pacific coast. Senator Booth
Of California will be pushed. Senator
John L. Jones Of Nevada would be a
strong candidate were it not that the
Legislature Of Nevada is Democratic
and would return a Democrat in hi,
place il lie w=re to leave the Senate"
A SOUTHERN MAN PROBABLE.
"General Garfield has a strong feeling
for one Southern man in his Cabinet
but IL one ID named he will be a recogn.
ized Il publican. There will be no old
line Wing business or reconstructed
brother about it this time. Besides be-
ing a Republican, he will be man U
ch iracter, mental force aud position
Horace Maynard will be urged for the
place he now has. Judge Settle o
North Carolina is also spoken OF. 1t il
regarded as important that the Soutl
should have Representations now in view
Of the evident tendency OF that section
"to drift away from its idols"
CHAIRMAN JEWELL.
l w III MAIShdl OcHCll EO lllJO IilC Nhu
met ?"
"He may. He was General Garfield
choice for the Craftsmanship Of the Ma
tioDal Committee and was supported b.
the anti Graut element, but 1t is NOR
than probable that he will get foreIg
mission, which it is believed he prefers.
"Will Dorsey be taken care OFF"
"Most assuredly, if he desires to b
for he has been one of the mainstays q
the campaign. His pluck aud abilit
have gone very far to achieve victory
do not think he will go into the Cab
net, however. He has made great des
of money in mines, and believe woul
prefer to 90 abroad In diplomatic posi
ton and enjoy it,"
These are the most sensible suggPi
tions yet have heard with reference t
the Cabinet, aud coming from gentle
man of eminence are worthy of credit.
+. A. B.