, 1880-11-13
GARFIELD.
DolNGs OF 4 MAN WHOM THE PEOPLE ARE
SOMEWHAT [NTEnEHrEt1 IN.

GARFIELD.
Do1SGs OF 4 MAN WHOM TIif: PEOPLE: ARE
suMEWfiAT fNrEnf:sTED IN.
sptetai Dt.paieh 10 The Chtaep Tribune.
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 1a.-('c,. Garfield
arosc Mt tho Forest City liouse tI,s ,aorrtug
with IL severe cald. which he hAu contracted
the evening lief0re w',lle waiting for Il cur
rlngc. MID during tho foreliUoM remained
pretty closely confined to Ills ROOM, H0y,
f''stcr md fan'ty also remained ut tho In
tel. Calls we're male olt tho two tlts-
tlnguis'lctt rncn By prominent citizens If
Clevria,Ml, md Mt mon Garfield nntl Fnstcr
proceeded to dinner togGtl,cr. accompanied
by their wives ntul Miss Fnster. Ata o'rlock
Gen. Garfield met his ,unt!lcr nn. daughter
Mullle, wha arrived OF tic New Tnrk, Penn
sylsa'tin Il OhiH Railway from Warren. and
afterwarsl ulttl 10 b'clnck, when tho Lake
Shore train LIFT for Mentor, lie continued
Ills reception of visitors.
f,UIltSa THE AFTERNOON
sfr. Amnsn StOnc, fatller-in-taW Of Col. Join
1fny, Assistant Secretary 1T War, 1mid his
respects. and Col. ". r. Foeg, prominent
Republican Of New Jersey, ntrl ull oil, friend
Of Garfield, also callctl. Curious people wit
messed the departure nf Tie rres[deut.plrct
a'ul Ills family to Mentor, where the oil life
Of tlictnting letters, receiving visitors, MIL
suprrlMtrndfnE farm work will lm resumed.
Great ctrEasfsy Inns been felt to k,,nw If tl,e
meeting between Gen. Garfield aMl Gov.
Faster Ind my Significance rs regarded tho
United States Senaturslltp or tho Cabinet.
Gov. Faster sinted tint lie supposed every
one knew tint lie was candidate fur Sell
ator, n1d TINT he had
NEVER HAD THE SLIGHTEST UNDERSTAND
1Su
with Secretary Sherman t]mt ha sFosscr)
should 20 Into the Cabinet and Sherman into
the Senate. Foster emphnlicnIty sntd that
he WIS 4 catlttitlate for Senutnr MI Tic way
through, ind meant tU strive hard to pbtuin
the poslta,l.
"Iinve y0u had my conversations to-t1ny
nr any time with Gen. Garfield concerning
Ills Cabinet ~
Nh. We'll, mono except general pro-
Visions. Garfield Iues not know what Ills
Cabinet will le Tlr public OuglIt to be- will
Ing to give Him tie hcnetit Of the lnterves.-
linz time"
CONGRATULATIONS.
Although over n werk lAs elapsed since
tho election, letters Of congsAtulntto.. are still
bcing received by ten. Garfield, NIT! the corps
1T secretaries have yet IL iarga nile Of con,-
mllii!ca.ons OF various ktMls, hut mainly Of
conEratnlntory character, to answer. "Wc
"btAlHt lGcl ~ Hlul} Aooutlts recently fE.
,narkcd Mr.. q. Isose, Win, M to four years
ago, llal teen with {ietl. Garfield for ten
years, 'bnt it's sucl. hard work to get ahead.
NDw, answered seventy letters yesterday,
aud Alr. Drown tnnosher srcretary) replcd TO
Il great many, but 1t didn't make lntlcl,
difference, as we received IlD fresh eplstlcs."
Piled AWAY on closet shelves In the Gcncsul's
otace aro huge packages Of letters, neatly mr.
rungcd, for the presdcnt-elcct Is us systc-
'ltatlc with Ills extensive correspondence rs
wns Congressman Garfield with hts letters.
Yesterday morning observed him signing
HALF a IuNnlsEn ANSWERS
TINT the secretaries lIatl prepared from short
hand n0tcs dletnttd by himself or Mni
S~atn,. j" BE careful, General" suft n tllaI)
Wll0 hatl just tlr0ppetl in for 4 few minutes
conversation with tlse next Chief Magistrate.
To see that dot INV ~" tanirett {;cl,. Gar
Held, with Il slnl!e. referring tu till, forged
Mercy letter. MIR. o. Jn,l,t, tile tclpgrapl,rr,
was examining IND sorting n,tt II lot at tIs-
patches, lnostly conEratn!atory, aiMt run
my eye through some of them lnsuly. Many
III tile hnErntuIntory teIeErnsns tl,at the
presl'Icnt"e'ect received layc been published.
but ''l'ny lnore l'ayc mt. Some of tl,o lat
ter are very Interesting, there not beng. 1t
seemed to hlc. single
FoI.EtGS MINISTER
who had mt laEta lis Respects by cable tn tho
coming Executive, while fron local 0t'lce-
political 'atlaer there were lncssagcs ~
nan'e'uus ~ "s a'sliost ~ HelS lhe counting.
F.ifT Thks nj