, 1881-03-30
Views Of the New York Press Oorre-
spondents on the Cabinet
Crisis.
The Northern Pacific Directors
Ratify The Issue Of nesi-
due Stock.
Reasons Given in the Street
for the Advance in Gov
ernment Bonds.
Miserable Ending Of Tho Long.Talked.0f
Prosecution Of The Chimsc.Letter
Porgcrs.
More Talk Of the Lake Shore Leasing
New York and Michigan
Central.
Cyrus Field Cablod m Offer Of tho
Presidency of tho Worlds
Fair.
Arrival OF the Two Swiss Women Sent
- 10 America by Their Com-
MitlNc8.
A Largo Shipment Of Rlooled Horses Now
Oh tho Way to America.
More Talk OF the Lake Shore Leasing
New York and Michigan
Central.
Cyrus Field Cablod m Offer Of tho
Presidency Of tho Worlds
Fair.
Arrival OF the Two Swiss Women Sent
10 America by Their Conf
nltlues.
A Largo Shipment Of Rlooded Horses Now
on tho Way to America.
TIE CABINET,
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TIE CABINET.
IN TltENt TI.0UHr.E?
sptf.al Dl,puteh 10 The Ch.eago Tribune.
Nnw Yols1i, March :1.-'rIo Tincs' WASH
ington correspondent snya tint there is thu
very lcst nut'Iority f0r stating TINT tic
Statements recently published iii reference
tO tho Presidential Cabinet over certain
nominations have hcGn much oxagger-
ated. Tho nomination Of Mr.. Chandler
10 bs Sollcttor-t;cneral was lnnde
during tho absence from tho city Of Attor-
ney-flenerat Macy Vcag1i, n.ld wns not nccepta-
blu to TINT gentleman. This fact was n,ntlu
known to thu President by Mr.. MacVeagl,
Immediately on Ills roturn to Washington,
In II ilrln md liEgnlilctl manner,
but tilcro was ITO threat of resignation ftl
caso tho nomination WIS insisted uIDtl.
Tic Solicitor. General sustnins closo and colt
tldentlal relations tn tho Acknowledgement,
and, willie Mr.. AucVeag'l has no quarrel
with Mr.. Chandler, l,c feels tint 1t Is tl,lu to
himself. botl, personally und oitctal|y, that
tic innn WIN WIS selected for that pluce
should bo agreeable to lial, md tint he
should bo consulted III the selection. The
Ttnles correspondent further says: ut IL
credlbly reported that Afr. Chandler was not
candidate for tho office Of Solicitor General,
nnd TINT his nomination WIS Inadu by tho
President
WITHOUT CONSULTATION WITH 1r1sr.
Considering the past relutLons between him
mt Mr.. 1LacVeagil tt Is reasonable 10 believe
TINT he would I,nye tho snnle hesitation III ac-
copting Office under tile present Attorney
General that the hitter l,as III having him for
an official md confidential associate. It is
quite likely, therefore, tl,at Mr.. Chandler
will Inform tho. President tl,nt lio Inns
4ofx IN t,.,fxS fI,-
his name is now pending before tho Senate,
md TINT he will request tlie withdrawal Of
tho nomination. In f1ct, 1t has been AL
:nouneed by friend of AIr. Chandler, MS
coming from that gentleman, that such was
his determination. Such a course OIL tho
pnrt OF AEr. Chandler would remove all
CAUSE Of controversy; but, siOnld he hot do
SO, and sh0ull tho President insist upon tie
nomination, 1t Is pretty certain thnt hfr.
hIncVengh
WOULD FEEL Ho1ISD TO RETIRE
from the Cabinet. The President fully un-
dersta1uls TINT tho nomination of Judge hob
ertson viii bc stuhhornly resisted, but Is de-
IN which, 1t seems. possible TO ayoEd, hitter
md stubborn contest over this nomination is
by the voluntary withdrawal Of Judge Rob-
er.son, and i y reported TINT efforts are be-
Ing 1natle to brlnE about t!ls result
THE "sUN's" WASHINGTON sl'Ec1A5
says: ut is certain that one Cabinet resig-
mutton has heen con.iittonally rendered to
THO President Although Alr. A[acVeaKll
said to-day tl.at llo knew Of no reason for
there was lt!tto an unpleasant SCENE. at
one Of tho Cabi!ot meetings last week. MFR.
hlAcVeaElf told tho President ,enrly last
sss xSsnf % IT. 1tsF IT, Waa WHif9 T. t"s f RfS Is
S0lcitor-Gcneril, TINT tho nomination OF
hlr. Chnntler, would DO exceedingly
t.,,is,tastcf,.,l t,st ',, to htm,mso, , qMlstastgfal M
tsiitler ills resignation. &r. siacv vcagH
bpRgeti the President to reconsider his par-
pnsc. a uny.0r two afterwarlt tho nunln,-
MSxt Cabinet n,sstinx @ w. saG e tat aifn to e coa iii
only Look upon TIC ll1Inlnntio'' as MI lntlma-
THE PisEslnENT
replied that he Ind not understood Mr., Mac
esu lis ~ onaio saymE 1a1 wns ns @ SnS!a 5ess ne ~
Veagh Ralf TINT l!e had lnatle tho statement
autst At. a1acVeagl1 did nut inslst llpom tic
but It ts understood TINT ho will resign Iii
clst Nj. Chandler Ia confirmed. It IL Hutl
That afr. Chainlisr lsas treated Mr.. MacV cVengll
uiem to be Oh gOOd torllls personally"
TIE "wonLD's" WASHINGTON spEc1AL
evening TINT Mr. Cnai,tlI,r had written Il
letter To the President. requesting that lis
0rln9ly, ni!tt Saying, IN conjunction with Afac-
HGagil'sn!!rgetl thrcat, lint AlncVengh could
not bs 81 1n9rS sSir9ns ot ayoi,iing hM tl9n
ont X 4lero was my truth In tho story, fla
denictt It absolutely. dcclnrel that ,n Ind
neither seen nur written tho President. MUr
Il nny why cun;n,uncated with Alm nbout
tla nanttur, niai tint, not having sought Tie
plaee, he should mt Ito anything about it
nntlI confirmed. II not conrn!s!l. there