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ence, and, according to the testimony Of his
friends, has untried ability which Will do no
t1lscredit to bis fathers memory"

discredit to his fathers memory"
NEW YORK "woRLD."
The World says: "The Presidential
mountain in labor has brought forth 2
litter Of Cabinet mice. Two men alone Of
positive strength and weight should he ex-
II we set aside Blaine, representative
of the most energetic and progressive
element in the Republican party, and
James as the Representatives OF administrative
experience il tie remaining offices are S, 50
public administration" The World consid-
ers the appointment of Window "untt and
amazing"
NEW YORK "HERALD."
The Herald says: "The Cabinet is body
ct Vigorous men, nne m9St R,ts St them my yoHns s
manhood. @ d. We M cannot ca not call ca III It an an able Cab
sf Hayes. !, We should say that
Blaine is the one . man Of genius
the on real sads The s9unty hy W sss
Buchanan, or Lincoln, but q group 'of ear
nest, practical men, devoted to the Republican
cause, and anxious to do their best to sup
port the President and serve the Nation.
as hs es5aeace caS5ds begins o It's the work eoun3 Ti
and is deserving Of the confidence Of the Re.
publican party. We congratulate President
Garfield upon having, OIL the whole, done as
well as he has done. We give to him and
his constitutional advisers. our best wishes
Administration"
BosToN "HERALD."
Boston, March 5.--The Herald tomorrow
will say of President Garfie1d's Cabinet that
it is certainly inferior to the Cabinet of Pres
ident Hayes In important respects, though
f1F4 4tf lev trfxF
gentlemen, and therefore not likely to lower
the tone OF the Administration. 1t, however,
regards the Cabinet as strong on personal
qualities, and one that will compare
favorably with most Of the official families
Of recent Presidents. James appointment,
servediy approved. Perhaps beyond any
other man in the country he is fittest for the
Post-Ot1ice. Commenting in a friendly tone
upon the others, it takes exception to the ap~
pointment OF MaeveaEh, (which. as re: re-
too small tub for the size of the whale.''
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,"
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 5.-The Re
publican says: "Garfield's Cabinet is not as
good as his inaugural. It Is mediocre, spotty,
and fully Of holes. Blaine is an unfit man to
dominate an Administration. Window for
Secretary s. Of the ,sat Treasury is "a shock an
t. tgy ' He Ges'efs has l'' besn u wrong @ ''! On
all financial questions. Under Garfield he
will do, perhaps. Lincoln is a passenger,
not an oar. James, the Postmaster! General,
is the first happy stroke, and the best ap~
is almost equally good. kirkwood, for the
Interior, is also good appointment. But
the Cabinet, rs whole. does not compare
with Hayes"
CINCINNATI PAPERS.
Special Dispatch to The Chseaoo Tttb1tne.
CINCINNATI, O., March 5.-The Enquirer
will say tomorrow that the make-uk Of the
Foster, and exhibits Garfield as forgetting
his friends; that the President has chosen
Blaine as the overshadowing power and
molding hand of his Cabinet
The Commercial, will say that Gartield's
feat in making up the Cabinet is a great sue
cess; that, while he has avoided asserting
himself strongly, he has taken care to secure
har,nonizing makeup, without giving pre-
ponderance to any element or the party;
that MacVeagh Is rlnS-s,aasher; That 1s; kirS-
dent; that the choice Of Lincoln
pleases Logan; that the appointment
Of james makes Garfield strong
where Hayes was weak. and ut the same time
will please the country. Foster in the Cabl-
net would have been necessary if the Presi-
dent had personally required strong support,
but Foster is, as he himself knows, most
needed at the next Gubernatorial campaign
in Ohio. AS a whole, the Cabinet is Il sue
cess, and does not lack strength for any
occasion that may arise.
ST. LOUIS "G1.oBE-DEMocRAr."
Sr. LOUIS, March 5-The Gtobc-Den,ocrat
tomorrow will say editorially:, The new
Cabinet which is announced this morning
may not please ali the politicians IN the lana,
but it will please the great body Of the peo--
pie, who will recognize in it 2 list OF
public men selected for duties for which
So ~>nr1,4 ~
Cabinet which Gen. Garfield would have So
lected of his own notion, had he no friends
to please and no warning elements to coilctl-
iate. Indeed, it we are not greatly mis-
taken, Mr.. Blaine is the only si!non-pure
Garfield selection Of the seven: The others M
scented by the party leaders. Thus it is easy
to recognize the voice and influence Of SEN
ator Logan in the appointment Of Robert
Lincoln. and it is not aift1cuit to
fort to compromise between the Cameron
and anti-Cameron factions in Pennsy]vanla.
The Postmaster-Ge -Generalship is given to New
York and to. Mr. James for sec
tional reasons also: It gives Air. Cong
ing friend @ ear lhe tHfones fas and mt it
Vaccinations Of the machinlsts. Ihe Navy
Department is given to Judge Hunt, OF
Louisiana for purely. sectional reasons. Ne
presume 1t was necessary to give the
South Il representative III tAt CAu1Hcl, tilur
as the applicants we're numerous. Gen. Car
tield went outside Of the list presented to
him and selected one, whose appoint
ment, while it might not create e. en-, :
thusiasm, was not liable to provoke
dissatisfaction The Treasury was given to
Mr. Window after the declination Of Mr..
Allison. It is not known how this choice
came to fall upon Mr. Window, as he las
never distinguished himself in connection
with financial matters, but the Treasury Is
an easy Department to manage now, and
John Sherman will be close At M hand naasah;n whsn
stntwart from Iowa, Mr.. Kirkwood,
for Secretary of the Interior.
lie is the representative Of the Granger ele-
ment of the country and goes into the Caot.
net because Garfield thinks the farmer ought
not to be overlooked in the formation OF -
Cabinet"
STEAMSHIP NEWS. -....
NEW YORK. March 5.-Arriyed, the Britain