, 1881-09-30
The President and Several Of
His Cabinet Of for,
New York.
Ten Days. Time Asked For by the
Executive to- Fix Upon His
Advisers.
A Great Sensation Inevitable
in the Star-Route Pros
ecutions.
Tile President Has Promised Full
Support to James and
MacVcagll.
Corkhill Has Been Barred Out
: Of Participation in
the Trials.
It Is Openly Charged by Bliss, James,
and Maoveagh that CorkhiII
Is "Crooked."
The Whole Gang of Rascals
Demoralized by Recent
-. Developments.
Another Furry Over Promised
Exposures in tho Treasury
Department.
Frad Grant ReaignB-The Senate
Assasin-The Cabinet Mahone's
Dilema.
The Whole Gang Of Rascals
Demoralized by Recent
il. Developments.
Another Furry Over Promised
Exposures in the Treasury
Department.
Frad Grant ReaignB-The senate-The
Assasin-The Cabinet Mahone's
Dilema.

cFfk9H% 1J@+pQt<h 10 Int CHICAGO 1fthnnt4
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. o0.-'rho prcst-
dent left Washington fur New York this
afternoon. expecting to arrive ut his home
about 10 o'clock this evening. Before he
went away tue nieMlbers Of the Cabinet WIN
are here, with the exception Of Secretary
Window. called upon linn. Tbs President
yesterday had suggested to the Cabinet TINT
1t would he prudent for them, III view Of
their long watch iIerc his summer, to TAKE 4
brief scnson Of rest, and said that he was
going himself t0 New York on Thursday,
and would like such OF thom as pro-
posed going East to accompany him.
The Postmaster General, Secretaries Hunt
ana Llncoln, and tho Attorncy-tiencr:lI, Mt
their interview this morning with tho Prcsi-
dent, made some reference to the possibility
Of changes In the Cabinet, and the President
informed them that he should mt colisldur
that subject until the called session of tho
Senate.
TIE IMPRESSION -
that was obtained was that 1t Is The purpose
OF the President to send In the nasl,cs OF Ills
Cabinet to tic Senate when it shull come to-
gcther. This action will probably be re,,-
dered necessary by the fact that tho Attorney
General desires to retire rs soon as
le cnn bu relieved, and 1t. Is
Thought that tho President will. In view Ut
THIS, make simultaneously such changes MS llu
cohtemp'ates. Besides tie Cabinet, cx-
Speaker Sharpe OF New York, tlen Banks
Representative Herbert Of Alnbnsl,a, Serator
Mcmillan. and Benjamin II. Brewster Of
Philadelphia, called this morning. The
President was accompanied oil his trip to
New York by the Post1naster~G General, Sccrc-
tarles Hunt and Lincoln, amt thcir families.
The Att0rney-General will leav8 1Vasllfng-
ton tomorrow for 4 brief visit to Plltlatlcl-
phia, and Secretary Window, who WIS .c-
tanned last night from aolng, will also leave
tomorrow for Massachusetts. Unless Sec
retaty Kirkwool should return tonight,
there will 10
no s1E,lliEn OF THE CABINET IN THE CITY
tomorrow. Whatever the President may
contemplate, 1t IL regarded MS certain that l.a
will make 10 Cabinet changes before Oct.
10. The President has been giving the sub
ject of his Cabinet that consideration which
Its speedy constitution warrants. 1t is known
that 1t Is liis dcsfrb that the Treasury Departs
ment should be iii charge of a mah whose ox-
perlahoe aud abilities will be recognized, and
who is Gtso Il resident Of New York. Assistant
Treasurer lItllhouse's nalle, which has beel
mentioned, IS not regarded as the ono WHO
will bU selected. and the close friends Ut the
President say TINT, even it he should tender
Il Cabinet position to Mr. Conkling, tho ex
Senator would not accept 1t. II Postmaster
General James Rocs out of tie Cabiact llo
will retire to accept the Presidency Of bank
III New York. anl has 10 expectation Of be.
Ing appointed Assistant Treasurer,
:. TIE VISIT OF SENATOR IuHEs
to ex-senator C0nkling Il regarded tlore ns
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