Daily globe., 1882-11-14
ARTHUR'S ANGER.
HOW HE PROPOSES TO REYENGE
HIMSELF UPON THE PEOPLE.
His Cabinet to he Reorganized to Suit the
Stalwarts---Friends to bs Rewarded and
Enemies misunderstanding to Assume
the Treasury Management - Various
Capital Notes.

Enemies Punished---Conklingt to Assume
the Treasury Management - Various
Capital Notes.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-President Arthur,
it is here understood, has his mind fully
made up to adopt new policy. He sees
in the recent Democratic hurricane the
handiwork of Blaine and the Garfield Re-
publicans, ,and heis now prepared to take his
measures accordingly. Like other vice
presidents who have been unexpectedly
elevated into supreme power, he finds HIM
self in the position of a leader without a
party, for what is left Of the stalwart wing
is not strong enough to carry single state,
and has become odious to a majority of
the Republicans. His attempt to shoulder
Grant, Robson, Conkling and other river
and harbor statesmen has proved disas-
trous to his political prospects, and yet ne
has no other friends and admirers to whom
to turn. The only revenge left to him,
therefore, is to place these men in power
wherever he can, and thus create and carry
on personal administration. A cabinet
reconstruction is in order. Judge Folger
has to go. Mr.. Arthur has no fur
ther use for him, and it
is understood that his resignation will be
accepted as soon as he has sent his annual
message into congress. The place is
wanted for Roscoe Conkling. That en-
inent statesman will be more useful to Jay
Gould as secretary of the treasury than IN
any other capacity, and it will not inter
fere with his duties as counsel to the. rail-
way monarch. Conkling has abandoned
all expectation of political preference by
the people, and is now bent on becoming
rich. He argues that if John Sherman
could amass two millions in single term
as secretary of the treasury, there is no
reason why he might not pocket a million
before March, 1885. He prefers the posi-
tion with its financial possibilities, there
fore, to the premiership, and be-
sides it is not so easy
to displace the present secretary of state
Mr.. Frelinghuysen. who has very pretty
daughter to whom the president shows
| particular attention. At the head of the
treasury department, with all the custom
house patronage under his thumb, Mr.
Arthur has some faint hope that Conkline
can redeem his administration, while
Conkling knows by this time that money
is power, and hopes to be able to eqaa
Blaine's ''pile" by the time the next presi
dental nominating convention meets
Henceforth Jay Gould admins traitor
will hold its councils at the White house
and no man not approved by that Wal
street prince and indorsed by Roscoe Conk
ling can obtain any Office.
1t is said that Judge Folge
will be promoted" to the position of min
lister to England in place of James Russell
Lowell, whose recall was long since de
termined upon.
Another cabinet change will be that o.
postmaster general. 1t is whispered tha
Malone will receive the berth. He ha:
shown SO much executive ability in forcing
contributions from Office holders and en-
gineering the campaign in Virginia, tina
it is believed he would be the man of al
others to manage the uncertain Southerl
contingent of the Republican party. Be
fore the winter has passed, Arthur viii
have around him regular ''chum" cabin
ct, one of the rule or ruin kind
that will help out all his purpose:
of personal revenge and make all they car
out of their official position before they dis
appear from here with their party. It will
not be hypocritical gang of sleek politi
clans, as in the days of Hayes, but set o.
jovial, reckless men who will make the
White house redolent of their gay doings
This change of base ON the part of the
cabinet will involve also change in the
personnel of important federal Offices
throughout the country, and the ak of the
execution will fall first in New York
where the administration received it:
sorest rebuff.
| President Arthur, who is still quartere6
at the Soldiers Home, was at the White
house to-day.