New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
CLEVELANDS INDIANA ADVISERS
pm pICrUaEs OF "DAN" VOORHEES, AND
JOE" M'EONALO.

pm pICUHTS OF "DAN" VOORHEES, AND
JOE" MEONALO.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIVE TEIHUNE'I
WAsHIYGTJN, Dec. 23.-In his distribution
Of tie Fc crll patronage in Indiana the President mas
mainly followed the advice Of Dan" Voorhees, ana
Joe" Mcdonald voorhees, is typical rep
resentatiye Of tie Indiana Democracy lie 10
one Of the most frequent visitors at the Nhte hoe'
The peris;cnoe with which he pushed the claims oi MS
fricgds for olicc made him dangerous rival to Mr.
Hendricks in tnc affections OF the Eo0Ser Democracy
lie has always been successful IN ais enortS Us
true Indeed. N, why he now poses In the roe
OF sorcAcad the airs OF injured innocence
is dae to the fact that he was refused rev % lhe
Offices for which his friends clamoring Inc
President has never taken great fancy TO the
Indiana statesman. HIS first meeting with Mt NooI-
hee, is sad to have lett upon his MIND rainier VI"
favOribie impression. II vas al Albany "here WI
VOORHEES, went in company with Congressman CooD u
ur-e Joe Mcdonald for pace III the CAoihot am
told shat the way Mr. Voorhees, presented the claims OF
his friend utterly defeated the atter's chances If
Voorhees, lad not paid that unldcky WISH
TO Albany and impressed his pcrsohahty
upon the Presidents mind. McDoha'
would to-day assured, Occupya seat in the 'plhe
The Presidents dislike of Voorhees, has oeen
strengthened by the appointments which he was III
duced 70 make upoA the Senator'S recommendation.
The nomination Of Bayss w. Hanna, TO be Minister 10
the Argentine Republic; of John Lamb, TO De Ds'rc'-
Attorney the Indiana district; Of ION liarian "
be Internal EevGnue Collector, and appointments % '
Faulkner kind, which voorhees, managed 10
folst upon different departments. are sHiu "
have made the President little more cautious OF iae'
Mcdonald has not been eard ofof late at since
be secured the appointment Of DENLY and MCGEE III the
dplomatc service. lie has law office here Tor tne
prosecution of claims against the Governments. ms
partners Dick" Bright the eN-serReahtai ~ io
OF The Senate Thomas SilnODs, wA was one "i Wv
a, SisIant ATTORNEYS under Brewster h'b"n
aid am told, the ornamental business ol lht H''
SlmonS performs al the work. aud Bright 'Crnms UP
trade" \ queer but perhaps happy combination VI Ga
politicians
For several years Captain John Cowdon and captain !,
T. Iutarl- been before Congress VII Sccllr "
Improve the Mississippi lay an outlet near Lake hnTEno
They claim that such outlet would lower r NatI o.
the river least far up rs N"nph' ihe 80 ~,
crowd has been arong that Captan CowLoh aHT MS
friends I'VE never been abe 20 accomplish HU, hVs
have acquired however, certain rights under lous'h"
Law. These rights am told. the nave recently ram
icrrrl to 4 Newly DIRK company Of when Sh III a. nt'l
il president and ". T.. C.yde aut George \ Qhhtafd,
IT, are urmhcr4 hear that TINS company, on al Ic-Ns
some OF tAc iucn composing 1t, have thr Preo"cH 81
and that they have induced hun 10 Keep Silent III LS
Message the subject OF the Ns.ea p IlVer i'npo,
meuls ani from saying anything winch "ouu oeHe"'
lads ucOpie,