New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
SENATOR MITCHELrS INDICATION.
: L ''''' lry TELEGRAPH TO rHY TRmrNE)

fry TELEGRAPH TO rHX TElbrNh)
.,.-.,,,.cro> tnril 1.-THE prospect Of peace IN
!, ronnllcan party ofPennsyivana does NOT III
- AVID is not likely 10 improve 50 long ~ So""-
C,oror exercises the control hc now has oN'r
:n4,nents IN that state. nomina ioA was
or. "Il ~ the Senate today which eXcl''u h'uo"
saal;nc anong those Pennsylvania Consr'SS'i'on
-rho in not own al, nancc to Senator cameron
Vs. ,l,t of Samuel ~ Ja 'lson to b' Co4itC.o' u
,.,,ol Revenue fog the XXIlId District OF 1eAH-
sylvania. ,o..o.,r Mitchell
,,.. INC ,ylat the facts were regarding lnl7
1It is one of those things" the Senator replied III
80 that showed s.r0ng f.rliug, that ouBh' ho'
"a he done. that are wrong. and whlch MI Oa'.
..s, not "a on doing if the Republican party Is 10
/. hold together in Pemsvlvauia j Is the re'''o''
Of one Of the best collectors in the Internal hc'ch 10
.;oo T. il n drive at Colonel Bayne, th'
Co,,,rsssm,n from that district. IL Is an
-, Mr. Cameron II defeat Colonel Bayne ;
1-o.;or to Congress. Colonel sullivan, the pres
.,.. .oucctor * relative Of JG lge Agnew the I'to
Ct;f r,st;c OF our Supreme Court, ana l. very "ei
noctea He haa benin the place long 'linc'
Co,ol Panm soid TO M that he was one oi the peSV
ono+ors in the country, AMI gave a letter 20 'l"'
o,oct which was presented 10 the lr'si'oH' =!
Conoresspeu Shacnberger and Bayno ana lhYS'i''
CONGRESSMAN Miller also uniting with us III
,..to,tion If Colonel Sullivan. Thus all the
Republican members of Congress rom t"c u,'''i''
:,o1 with me in asking that no change
he made. When we left the Preadeht-thi' WAS
1,h;oL in Dec,mber-Colonel Sullivan had every
reason to suppose that he would not be dislurpcu'
tboncb the President did not promise 1t 4; bu'
(ffrfl. .1orln
,.olo M attempt to disturb him, and believe
Colonel Sullivan. The Office must he heII IN
Allegheny County as it now is even If Colonel
Iackaon is confirmed. lie is from Armstrong
County Ibavc no personal criticism TO make upon
Colonel Jackson. If public sentiment demanded
co,opcl Snlivan's removal, I would have nothing
to.ov bu- there is no such sentiment BE is stroug
With the neonle and they want him to remain
Passing to the political aspects of the appoint
,o.ur Senator Mitchell SAID :" Mr.. Cameron has
p liticl object in view. of course lie wants to de-
fYt Colonel Baync. who is one OF the best men III
IN, House from Pennsylvania who is strong with
the people Of his district and especially so as an adj
yocate of tariff he was Overrulcd in the appoint
rept Of the postmaster at McKeespOrt where the
appointment was made without any consultation
with him. and now in tins matter; andthey propose
also to take away from him the right to say any
fling about the post Office at Allegheny Clty.w here
he resides Mr. Cameron wants every RepuOilcann
Pennsylvania to at,orn to him; he must admit that
Ne holds only under Cameron. lm1ke no issue with
the President / think he must be mislci by the
lack of sutcien information as to the condition Of
public opinion in the party in Pcnnsy ivania."
Going Oh to speak OF himself, he sand; " It has
been my ambition during tie year that have been
ID this Office 10 convince Mr. Cameron of the need Of
change in these matters. have had many PLAIN
talks with him have wanted to see Justice done
70 both wings Of the party. l have been waiting
for year IN the hope that something
could be accomplished. submitting IN the
meantime 10 instrumentation and rldlcuic.
Ii Was even telcgraphcd over the cOunuy
when secured Senator lcller'S seat that / did II
through the preScience of senator Cameron. 1t
to be- thought that have 40 consciousness OF
my own, no capacity or mind apart from senator
Cameron. have certain PRINCIPLES and here tho
Senator spoke with great pOSitveuesS-" and when
Senator Cameron gets iu the way Of tncm from this
time on be must get out of the way. have steadily
opposed many OF the appointments made IN Penn
sylvarla since came into tins office. Mr.. Cameron
knows this. and the authorities making these ap-
pointments know it,
When a,ked if he had formed any plan Of action
for tie future the Senator SAID: Nothing further
than 70 speak my mind IN these ma 'tcrS and give
thc advice l think proper ! have 10 time to spend
IL DrganiZng political movements. ! could not 90
without ncgicciiug my Official duties; hut If
ther, should be any popular movement by Rcpubli-
10 carry out the idea, have pressed should
not hesitate TO JON it, for believe such move
menl necessary 70 the salvation Of the Republican
pagty III PeuuSy yania."
When asked wh,ther he meant within or without
the party lines he sad with great postlveuesa: d" !
mean just What l say-any popular niOyement by
Espubhcaisn
, Inc Senator's manner throughout the talk was
,aa' OF man whose patience had been exhausted.
II vas apparently the plalnest expression of opinion
REGARDING his colleague he has ever made and IL IS
nov hkeiy that bitter aud reyengefm politician viii
ever iOIgiyeit
CONIFSTFD NONVNATIONS N CONNfTT,TEC