National Republican., 1885-02-16
THE wouLD-BE CABINET.
toned ms Likely 20 ConEtitute Mr..
Cieveland's Council.

List OF the Gentlemen Tins Far Mem
toned ms Likely 20 ConEtitute Mr..
Cicveland's Council.
Two weeks from next Wednesday tho
new administration will begin, and II is
probable that on that day the public will
bo informed what gentlemen shall have
been selected by Mr.. Cleveland to consti-
tutc his cabinet. Below is presented list
of persons mentioned for cabinet places.
Tho object Is TO present n full list, 80 that
the reader may "pay his money and take
his.choioe." Here they are in the order
of rank, so far as is known. At some
future day The REPUBLICAN may soc fit
to advertise, gratuitously, the Kitchen
cabinet.'
Secretary of stato--T r. Bayard, Delaware !;
A. q. Thurman, Ohio g. II, Pcndleton, Ohio
otherwise, foreign mission; John 4. Nor
gan, Alabama; Roscoe Conkling, New York !;
l.. q. G. Lamar, Alabama.
secretary Of the trcasury-T. f. Bayard Del
aware; $. j, Randall, Pennsylvania W. s.
Holman, Indiana w. II. Morrison, Illinois I;
Abram Hewitt, New York; George lIoadly
Ohio; X, z. Flower New York; Dan Manning
New York. A.. q. Thurman, Ohio; w. O. Whit
Secretary OF war-George n. Mcclellan, New
Jersey W. s. Hancock, Pennsylvania; Wade
Hampton, South Carolina; Joseph 4. McDOn-
ald Indiana; w. !. Rosecrans, California; lily
Secretary of the navy--George B. Mcclellan,
New Jersey; w. G. Whitthorue, Tennessee j.
r Mcpherson, New Jersey; J. p. stockton,
W. Jones, Florida: NJ q. Butler, South Caro-
lima; 5. 3, Cox, New York; Frank Jones, New
Hampshire.
Postmaster gencral--Benj r. Jonas, Louis
lana; j. s. Barbour, Virginia; II. d. Money
Mississippl Dan Manning, New York; A. +.
German, Maryland; j. II. Reagan, Texas; A..
II. dawton, Georgia. s. l.. Miller Kansas; j..
| IL. Mclean, Ohio.
Secretary of the interlor--w. +. Villas, Wis.
consin; j. Il. Mcdonald, Indiana; h. +. Jonas,
| Louisiana; a. G. Thurman, Ohio; w. s. Hol-
man, Indiana; |. q. Harris, Tennessee; w. NJ.
! Springer. Illinois; X. w. Townshend, Illinois,;
Dan Manning, New York; o. NJ. Barnes, Michi.
gam; J. r Doolittle, Wisconsin. (While in
| Washington few days ago Mr.. Doolittle stated
TO friend, who inquired about his prospects
/ Tor place In the cabinet, that he does not
want nor would he accept place In the cabi-
net, because he is too old to properly attend to
| such active business us that of n cabinet
oiilcer. As ia matter of TACT, however, says our
| informant, Mr.. Doolittlc's friends will urge
his appointment to the Russian mission, n
position which he would fill oredltably and
| with satisfaction, and Mt that post he could
complete the labor of love- on which he Is
now ,engaged-that is, certain literary work of
| Attorney gcneral-A II. Garland,
Arkansas; A. g. Thurman, Ohio George Hoad-
ley Ohioj j. y. Mcdonald, Indiana; Lyman
Trumbull, Illinois; James .. Broadhead,
Missouri; J. X. Tucker, Virginia; w. c. Whit
neyy New York; X. 4. Merrlck, Maryland
| Place not specihed-D. w. Voorhees,, Indl-
ana; j. q. Carlisle Kentucky; William Dors.
heimer, New York u. j. Ellis Louisiana; o.
A. Lochran, Georgia; W. A. Wallace, Pennsyl-
vania; John Hancock, Texas; w. w. Eaton,
Connecticut; w. IL. Barnum, Connections; A.
G. Curtin, Pennsylvania; X. @. Mills, Texas;
- Waller, ex-governor, Connecticut; Ii. g..
Davis, West Virginia; J. B. Gordon, Georgia;
a, M. Bliss, New York; J. w. Denver, Ohio;
Chas. 5. Blair, Kansas; j. ii. Blount, Georgia;
j. q. Adams Massachusetts; Josiah q. Abbott,
Massachusetts,