Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-26

~ D. c., March 25.-John Nc
/ stoa, is among the arrivals
L. Judge Jackson, of Psrkers-
/ ,ss been here for q few days, left
/ .Nsw York. Appointment Clerk
4 he Interior Department, is hard
/ ,..:,y.1iag the duties of his office.
/ s., ;hs department receives about
/ i applications a day for positions
|.-,,s,s IN all sections of the eoun-
!. Nay Of the Administration.
-,y, March 2j.-Wil there be
..,.ss among Oaiee-hOlders? is q
ia: IS being constantly asked.
p5ulsn; asked it yesterday Of a
60 had Just had a peep behind
/, ali who had been given to know
l,-,-; OF the administration. There
q raich one may get this inior-
-. OGcourse they are not open
s.ss 5ut there are q few men who
-..r = ianons TO the men who sit
..adow of the throne and know
.s.l there every day. are
aware of what is going
RI: what is TO 90 on.
Ca5iuet is q bad word, but it
-ez2s that there is q Cabinet that
S met: few men who are not
s-:s official advisers who are
:r1.red than those of the Csbi-
12l i, is pretty easy to see that
.1e wsy with his administration.
. gunsylTaaia Jackson, of Ten
ri,: and Tilden, of New York;
Naryland, and perhaps one or
g seem, from what has been deYel-
% be likely TO have a good deal
. the internal management Of
lis administration. 1t was frem
Z= O.. one OF these close friends OF
.grs!ion that this question was
- there be many changes in Of.
as the reply, there will. The
z yEce are fattering themselves
ra-s rot TO be disturbed, but they
7.0 De pretty badly left. There
4. .-sat many changes. They will
-sis hurriedly, nor will they be
...y;sedly, but they will be made.
y pend on that. And they will
:acter that will surprise a good
..-.4 The extremists on either
.g -oing to get much recognition.
--.wumps, for instance, they are
=. sloriously left in the struggle
s. Then on the other side the
.css trade people are, as you see,
:saiily set in the back.
-. ne advice Of such men as Ran
|. .scZson and Hewitt taken in the
,.:=en tor place. Well this is to
IA through the smaller Offices.
Sc .e a pretty general change in
l.. .a,y on he most careful exam
-! On the advice Of liberal views.
>-= tariff people are going to be
+ 5a..it4lly as IS seen already
-..-s: the Washington offices"
rvlu p,o5ably be the last ones dis
I5-;s #ill be gradual changes in
d. ,aey will be very slow, and, prob
r. -aa now in Office will be re
in all changes that are made
=. 5e great care exercised, very
Irea,lry Examining Committee.
& c9casc:ion the present inquiry in
&Isss OF the Treasury under q
son appointed by SeGstsry Man
..arerany commended. The Com
.s-roi1;ed to make the examination
seal reference to the simph6catlon
OF the methods of doing
Z lai 10 the reduction and rear
s-. o. the official and clerical
!, iadiciously selected. Messrs.
-5 ti-2ves possess the respect and
s' the general public, and are
-a., 'ba officials and employees OF
a.'- q: % be thoroughly well quail
Pei. r-spvcc for the work proposed.
.a ia,.ou of the new Assistant
b ": Eairchild, with these old OH
B. ..a g Elarau.ee that the inyeshga'
L .s conducted in q non-psrusan
.s.-A 10: have been possible for
b.. % have selected three persons
--. N :a.s work well, and Whoss
2, .o.ll 5e accepted with greater
,.aa and the New Administration.
s.7oca'ss Of the Indian training
al sslts1pport for the Indians
Il are looking with a good deal OF
70 he new administration to see
2 Is 2U!2g 20 DO about the red man,
I sgs,zn OF eilcation. Mr.. Atkins,
' Indian Commissioner, is understood
sc.ar.ei and intelligent views on
,.sc:. and be friends Of the schools,
assl o7 rais fact and the words OF
a'.le-'. ,ook tor a decided improve
iae cOldi'ion of the Indian during
Y years the present administration
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