Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-03-13
CLRyELAND's CABINET.

the greatest lights of the Demo
cratic party, and one Of the fore
most men Of the day, Thomes I.
Bsyard, Of Delaware. Bayard is |
in the prime of life, being 81 years
of age. Bayard has been one Of
the greatest minds in the Senate
during the past fifteen years. His
private character is Of the purest,
while his public career has been
without flaw or stain. He has
made powerful study of the ques-
tions of the day, and will make his
influence felt for the upbuilding Of
the success of the Republic as a
member of the Presidents Cabinet.
The selection will receive the ap-
proval Of the patriotic men Of both
parties. Ne better one could have
been made.
For Secretary of the Treasury,
we are to have Daniel Manning,
OF Albany, representative Ameri-
can. His parents were from the
humber walks of life. Early in
life he was apprenticed to the print
ers art, serving his time as compos-
itor on the Albany Argus. He
afterwards was placed upon the
rsportorial staff, where his talents
developed themselves. He after
wards used to be editor of the pa
per and President Of the company
that owned the concern. To his
brilliant literary attainments were
added the possession of great bust
ness qualifications, which the citi-
zens Of Albany recognized. He
resigns the Presidency Of the Com
mercial Bank of Albany, to enter
the new Cabinet. Daniel Manning
will make an able and conservative
Secretary of the Treasury.
For Attorney General, the great
est lawyer of the American Senate
Augustus Fl. Garland, of Arkansas,
, has been chosen. Garland is also
in the prime of life, being about
53 years Of age. He has been enc
, of the ablest and most valued mem
!, bers of the Judiciary Committee oi
the Senate. Garland is a great
favorate among the able men oi
both parties who have courted his
society for the benefit of the thoughts
of his able brain. David Davis
4 and Senator Edmunds, Republi
: cans, pronounced him the ables
8 lawyer, by far, in the United States
!. which is saying good deal by Re
publicans, for Mr.. Garland. Gar
land is q representative of the en-
ergy, brains and production of th'
i South.
! For Postmaster Ger -eral we viii
:. have the able services of William
Freeman Villas, of Wisconsin
William F. Villas is 45 years o
y age, having been born in Orange
Vermont, in 1910. His father wa
Democratic judge in Wisconsin
d and trained the young William t.
. the bar. After serving with hon
ors during the late war, he CEN
g menced the practice of law a
1t Madison, Wisconsin, where, a
A. present, he ranks at the head g
,e the legal talent of that city. HI
has bsen, during the present sessio
of the Legislature of his State, tn
leader of the Democrats, who vii
II miss his able and valued leadership
1t Villas is representative of the Wig
r orous, aggressive young Democracy
y The portfolio of Secretary of tn
Interior is to be taken in charge b
. the Statesman and orator Of tn
y South, L. G. @. Lamar, of Missi.
q sippi. MIR. Lamar is 49 years ole
He is one of the greatest scholar
in America.
;. Lamar represents the advance
opinions of his State. His euleg
" of Charles Sumner will 60 down t
N history as one of the greatest orr
of torial efforts of the tunes. He
r honest, able and efficient.
a The State of New York, gets al
" other representative in the Cabins
SO in the person of William Whitne
ne as Secretary of the Navy. Viii
s. hey was born 10 Massachusetts
:. 1910. He was Corporation Coul
sci Of New York City during tt
prosecution of the Tweed ring. II
eminent success established his re
utation as great lawyer. Durir
" the campaign of 1876 Whitney w
:: the confidential adviser of tho say
of Democracy, Samuel j. Tide
- He was the organizer Of the Count
NO Democracy of New York Cit
RS. Whitney has always been regards
,,t as an intimate friend of Cleveland
and did much toward his succe
~ during the Gubernatorial and Pre-
'n- idsntial campaign for the great I
,u- former.
In The Secretaryship of War 90
to William E. Eudicott, who is
years old. Judge Erdicott ha
from Salem in the Bay State, a,
was the candidate for Governor Ia
bs Fall. He has been Supreme Jud
!, of Massachusetts since 1878, viii
10 office he filled with marked abilit
ks giving satisfaction to all shades
DIS political opinion by his wise a
re. able decisions. Until the yt
IA 1856, Endicott affiliated with
- old line Wings. At that time
!Se entered the Democratic fold, q
he has given great service to the De
lis ocratic party in his State. His /,
sc. pointment will be especially pie
). ing to the great body of Indepe,
ents who bolted Blaine.
de. The New York Star recent
IN printed a chart showing the To-
:: tion Of 465 liquor saloons in t
81 Eighth Assembly District. Th.
his are in the city l0,375 licensed a