New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
soldiers death while leading a splendid charge OF his
squadron against the mutiaeers at Furruckabad.
HOW DEMOCRATS ARE PLEASED WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION.

IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-When Congress ad-
journed this afternoon there pending before the
Senate 425 nominations. Great heavens? the Pres
dent said to have exclaimed when he saw the pile OF
papers his table before him Have made all these
appointments" 1t is only natural that Mr. Cleveland
should wonder the number Of removals he las
ordered but he will wonder dare say still mofe when
he the opposition within the ranks OF his own party
which Of his nominations have evoked This
opposition is consolidating 1t is growing daily From
the Republican side the President will receive nothing
lust and equitable consideration but from hS DEM
ocratc friends he Will wish TO himself protected he,
fore he gets through doubt. Senator Eustis, OF
Louisiana has nursed his wrath during the recess SEN
ator Voorhees, has let opportunity to criticize the
Administration whenever he could do so with saiet%
Senator Harris has not forgotten the snub administered
to him In the appointment OF Governor Porter as FIRST
Assistant Secretary OF State. Senator BLACKBURN has
frequently given his feelings in that picturesque
and forcibe language for which he is so well known
Senator Beck scarcely contain himself. Reports,
which come Trustworthy represent HIM as
bursting with Indignation at which the Pres
dont has fit pursue. Mr.. Beck took the warpath
| to-day. He made a raid upon Mr.. Manning and Treas
urer Jordan which, coming II does from the leader on
the Democratic side OF the Senate cannot he resardei
otherwise than illustrating the feeling shared by large
plumber of Democratic Senators. They try, 1t Is II C.
their conceal in public the disappointment which
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success. Among themselves they are. Of course less
reserved Not long ago instance Senator Sawyer OF
Wisconsin, Beck and Harris at one OF the hotels ana
after passing the compliments Of the day, said in his
g0Cd-uatured way:
well gentlemen, how do you like Mr. Clevelands
Administration T.
"Weu" said Senator Beck. bracinG up after looking
disconsolatelv for while at Harris. who was siltuG
munchng the top OF his cane, " | an tolera0y well
satisfied II beats the Administration which preceded II
anyhow. Yes, pretty well satisfied" he gnSped in
tones which showed that he didn't believe what he said
80 L., chmed in Harris with dcspeIa ehort 10
appear cheerful. 4" SO am /.
Maybe you are, said Senator sawyer bat IL Is more
likely that you not LII ~
Beck and Harris looked uneasy and SAWYER continued;
Now can tell you story which will illustrate about
how well you pleased. Promise me that II hit it
right you will own up
Beck and Harris agreed.
"wcn," began Sawyer, there were dozen fellows
nm in our pine timber country who dubbed together one
ian 10 go into tie woods and cut io-s They hndnt
expense ~ possible IL Their plan to lun their LOGS
together. after marketing Them ~ IA" slrlng dIlo
il occurred that th1y should have deciied
Was clear would have to perform that duty rs they
Meio hnm II w,. n,rcsted that he should DO he
cooking. Nobody willing. apparcntiy. TO unIerHke
the lob Finally 1t wa, decided tnai they should ifhw
ints INIT before they aid they sol my agree that II
any fellow complained of the cooking &c should TAKE ia II
dnv himself and the FIRST chosen sould he excused
With this understanding they went INTO camp Tie
cook of parry went Ia work on the hrSt day ana
tired his skin pot Of beans. By some mSrhhice
Inc unset bag OF salt in dts and Of spoiled
H. in it uunt to eat. The ~. " re hungry
nowrycr when they returned from work. and PROMPTLY
Sat down their beans some of the more 'autli7
,usi,d Them in silence hut fellow who especially
hurry AID frctul. hoted whole moutnln ana slrhNg
~ ms feet. -huuiiug In his disappointment; Great
hraI ems now blauk -dly these beans are linen hld
denly recalling agreement about the late o. Toe hNt
kicker be quickly took his seat aud gulpng down the
second spooniul OF heans remarked: but then Ike
salt. - 49, .. ID, ...-,.-..
tale Reck and Harris looked tou-h Hnt ~ they rose
Ia 90 they remarked quietly: sawyer. you are HEht'
we are pleased with the Admin alton, but We IKE
salt
The story that RoNert Toomhs when a youth was
exDslled from HC University ~ Georgia Tor ia. ilu.
.s hrri generally accepted lTuc. III Col iHcl X NJ
Johu.on. OF Baltimore, who happens 10 have some
uWledyr OF the facts says that II n nO true lie has
.srtteu the 10 Owing correction: Nhe student Oi
coVrrrd one night by tutor Vt ID" Unirrr-iG PLAYING
cards with one Of hs fellows II uhd 80 hhpr"cd iht
ON that niRht the Hon. Thomas W. Cobb Ills guardian
who ieslci the town 81 Gfccn-hOOu 10 Hu HdJOlu-
In Athens, Ia" seat OF the lniNrr-uy
Ills ward forc-ee NJ the Of his case being
ported the faculty, applied Tor letter 81 hIS'Sri
ami obtained IT, This he presented early next GAY 10 Tue
uresident DR.. Moses wadIell, who gave him ~ due
fo1n tue par ers asked for
between DR. Waiieu aud himself. wuen. later IN the
cay they met on the c1ll'R campus Robert looul~
sail the Doctor, Won took the advantage O ne this
morning SIR did know tn'p ~ the tutor told &c
after ward tha; he hal caught You phy CARTS lDr
WaddpIL' answered tie freeman. You may a. wei 10
member that you speaking not tn student OF
Iruiv Il Id an