New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
ARP CLEyELAND'S CABINET.
RIppLEBERGER OBJECTS TO BAYARD. .,o
20 .cr,ox TaKryB THE sENATE-DEMoc"Aiio
~ - SLATE.


CRITICISMS OF THE SLATE
,ny TELEGRAPH THE rRiBJSEi
xy.s,xcrox March 5.GThe Cabinef, as "n-
nounced to-day, was neither surprlso n f.rooosts
,,o;n}ment TO those who had been making ioio'"9ss
of it's composition. II Is 'he same 90 40
,,,eaicted. by THE TRIBUNE moro 'han W. ".
weeks ago Following are the names Sen' " '"'
Senate: - po.,a of De,a.
Secretarv of Siate-Thomas F. Bayard' OF Deia-
wSeer Seeretary of tie Treasmy-Daniel Manning Oh
New-n1n NS,orS of Uar-William c. Endicott, of Mas
sasn~se,ss ssrstars Of the Nary-wliam c. Whitney, OF
NsM SSrret'nx of the Interior-L. Q. G. Lamar Oh
'dlss,sgi Pe,tmasisr Gem1al-willam F. Villas, OF WIS
e01si", @iiorrev- Gensal-A H. Garland OF Arkansas
ohor.,v offer that the Senate Committee. consisting
80 Msssrs Allison, Beck and voorhees,, had wai'eu
80, .ho president to inform him that the senate
,ros readv to receive any communication that ho
NIGHT wish TO make, the Cabinet list was sienea
and carried by Secretary Pruden to tne Capi'oi
He entered the doors OF the chalape'
few minutes after noon carrying III m
hand large-sized white envelope. Inc eaiio'i.e
.ore crowded at the time and everybody
'ossn+ nrobablv know that that envelope con-
.a;v,ed the list of the names about which SO much
had been said lately, and which for SO long hao
beer the subject of conjecture. All eyes were
Fastened upop the white envelope as MI. HehoricAe
-;th nsrvons hands tore the seal, and gianclng a'
tbe enclosure sank back In MS sea.
With n satisfied SMILE The name OF McDoha'o
did not appear on the list Mr.. Sherman iu'nooi
ote,v moved to proceed to the consideration oi OK
eoutiye business. 1t was agreed TO- o1 course
without dissent, and the people assembled in 'he
galleries were turned out and the ooors "eio
closed. ,;nI
IT ia customary to confirm at once the no'n'lsa-
t,ons TO Office OF Senators who are, or nave Feen
members of the body without the usual reference
g. oo,m;tfees II is a courtesy which has become
a custom almost and is but rarely departed from.
Ar Cockreli asked that it be followed In the case
~ Messrs. Bayard Garland and Lamar. MI. hid-
dlehercer objected and, as Mr. Cockrelrs motloh
reau,red unanimous consent. there was no otnerW way
ont of the difficulty than to let the nomha.iyhs
ss,c over one day under the rules. number OF he
nnh,;cans aupealed to Mr. Riddleberger. He was
firm. however and refused to withdraw his obJec-
tions. The ground of his opposition he statea 10
he the action of Senator Bayard in proposing inc
resolution of sympathy with the English Govern
ment. after the recent dynamite explosions. nc
said that Mr. Bayard was more an Enghshman 'iah
an American and that the foreign poicy OF 'n's
country ought not to be entrusted to his hands.
duee Mr.. Riddleberger to withdraw his objections
were of no avail, and at 12:45 the Senate ad-
journed,
II is thought that Mr.. Rlddleberger IN
tends to pursue the same policy IN this case which
he followed in the case of Secretary McCulloch
that is to saw be will take the floor and hold IL by
sending TO the clerks desk speeches and extracts 10
be read while he accompanies their reading WIN
comment or ntersperses remarks lt Is not I'M
possible that, bv doing So he may exhaust the pa.
fieuce even of the Senate and that Senators VIII
f;na some means to suppress him. The criticism
nassed by them upon his conduct. to say the least
a. aevere The Democrats are indignant aud among
RembIicans it would be difficult to find an apoioc
Cist for Mr.. Riddlebergers action. senators oi
special session as short as possible, Tor they al
wish to go home. None are IN 'ne ; n'i"of of
to have it prolonged Dy u@ aouon VI
a single mcmber of the body
Mr.. Riddlebcrger is quoted by morning paper as
saving last night: 81 learned about an hour ago
that the Cabinet nominations would be sent IN TO-
morrow. There will doubtless be a Republican
caucus to consider them. / will oppose MI pay
ard for Secretary of State the ground that ne l
mn nn- American. fhere is no prospect however, that
there will be any action against Bayard 4 oniy
speak for myself and simply propose 10 enphaslhe p
convictions which have expressed IN tne Sehare
Mr. Bayard's resolution of sympathy for England
on the occasion of the London explosions c0nv,hceS
me that he is not the man TO be az the G. neao
crnment. This is, why oppose h'm'
He is not the man for that place. .o ,-oo,-s
The criticisms Of the Cabinet maze o Two ~HeIs -
the Western element which seems TO De the most
disaruntled. The cry that the Cabinet IS mage np
I'm the interest of the East, In the lnteres, 4i lnS
National banks in tine interest Of the " gold bugs
In the interest of the inonopollsis as aglnsl the
farmer aud granger Is heard on an Sizes raue 70
found because New-York received two appoint
ments because the South was given dangerous
prominence likely to draw the IRE OF the enemy
and endangr the snS es Of rocos%toh i Was
given 10 a Republican State which always viii
remain hopelessiy Republican, while faithful
beeaSsc the representative of the great Northwest
after all, isl not representative man. While Mi
Viass ability In certai directions rs Conceded
a. thongbt that he does not satisfy the people OF
his part of the country, who look upon him as a
railroad lawyer and
name will do more toward breaking up the RANK
and filo of the Democratic party and sowing the
other man in the Cabinet That the Secretary Of
the Treasury represents the worst eleneD's oi
machine politics temporarily seems 10 Seeat v.v
iDg attitude of the silver men who
FIRMLY entreuched after their recent victory ID the
House. stand ready 10 open the hght WIN thc Pres
ident. whenever the latter shall siiowa disposition
"Thsse are sar,e Of the comments which are made
xo'dav unnn the Cabinet Nobody seems entirely
uleased and by far the greater number OF Demo-
crsis do not hesitate TO express their dissatisfaction
Ex-Attorney- General Charles g. Fairchid is men
TONED tonight in connection with the Assistant
Secretary ship Of the Treasury. and Senator Jonas
e. Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
BOTH PARTIES HOLD CAUCUS.
fsRsEnAL PRESS DrsrkrCH
WASHINGTON, March 5.-rhere were short Senatorial
ssuenscs Of both parties after the adjournment The
Democrats effected organization by selecting Mr..
psek ss chairman and Mr.. Kenaa a. secretary. The
chairman was authorized TO appoint committee Of
sine 10 arrange the minority memberships committees
resolution was adopted thanking Senators Pendeton
ana Jonas for their courtesy and efficiency In the dis
charge of their duties chairman and secretary re-
spcctiyely Of the Democratic cancus.