The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-03-19
THE NEW CABINET.
Characteristics Of President ciessiand's
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Characteristics Of President ciessiand's
:. ,Advisers-n q ,Nut Shall.
THoxAs f.. BAYARD:7Destlned
from. his birth, habits, of mind, and
respect for ancestral namas ard ira
ditions.-to make AZ acceptable diplo-
mat. His long education jn pnlitic,-
the genius for which he inlierits from
long line Of men who have taken a
prominent ptrt in oar histpry-anh
his recognized powers OF state-craft.
will make him valuable Cahin'totfi-
Ger. His newd tiles will remove ri m
from the hnrly -burly Of IN eve 'y.dly
conflict with SIN I'll m .tters to an At
rosphere OF thought upon intern.-
tional que stiOns.
DANIEL AANyiN3:-.1i. BtyarI's
direct opposite IN aim ,st every thing.
and IN thought and a.tioa the mb,l-
iment Of rugged A:nericanis:n. In
many respects he is the counterpart
Of the man he has M lie. plliticaliy.
and now goes to Washington to serve.
lie will prove an eniyin, to most Of
the politicians who look upon him
now with the twin emotions Of re.
soect AMI suspicion.
AUGUSTUS II GARLAyD:-sIis man.
ner OF dress, habits Of Ar,. his pccm-
liar quality of mind anil his retiring
manners have kept veil over his
superior talents. Soon after his Ell
trance to the Senate he attrac: ed the
Sttertion of the lawyers, but no one
else-seemed interested In him. Thur
man aud Eelmnnds who were on the
judiciary committee anl twins in
law and their frolics, found in this
Arkansas m N u match for their le-
gal acumel AMI their quiet social de.
sires. They took him in andtie three
became fast friends.
LUCIrs @. G. LAM1E:-The Senator
from Mississippi has taken a.port-
folio where almost brute force anl
sleepless vigilance are necessary to
thwart the thieves VIII prey up)n
the government. lie comes from i
long line of distinguished ancestors
who have made their impress upon
tlie.history of such states AS Georgia
and Mississippi. lie has always been
of studious turn or mind, and his
acceptance of tho Interior Depart
ment is one Of the curinsities Of his
some what singular political life. He
has mind enough for any position.
JUDGE WILLIAM G. ENoICorr:-
Traces his ancestry back to the pill
grims and is II lineal descend INT of tte
first Governor of Mass.chnsettss un-
the royal charter. The &C. in his
nans stands for Cfowainslield:
jacob Gro wninshiel l,his grandfather.
was Mr.. Jeff,rson's Secretary Of the
Navy. As Il LAWYER, Judge Enlicott
hal fair practice, but WIS always
l,oked upon as Il negative. dyspeptic
man, who knew inDre law thin he
could tell. Because Of his pronounced
hostility 10 B i5ler, the y,ta. men.
who run the Den!ocr.,tic party in
II .ssacislsetts ran him, | .st year. for
Governor.
WILLIAM C. WHfrNEY:-Will
prove to be one Of tn. m IS: important
men in the new Il lninistr ,tion. At
Il very early age lis WIS msle Corp,r-
.ticr Attorney Of New York City,
AMI his business char sct"r IN pOliti-
cal finish is the work of that IN sster
politician, samuel J. Tildan.
WILLIAM F. VtLAs:-S'le repre-
sentative Of the bonn LESS West
that growing AMI aggressive SECTION
which wants IL great deal OF reengni
tion in politics and finance. lie is
only 45 years oil AMI the youngest
member of the C,binet AMI one Of the
youngest men tt:.t ever sat in the
political family Of President. \
full fledged lawyer at twenty, ali
within Il year after he was. twenty
one lie li.i1 risef frJm ! C .p.sincy I'd
the head Of the rwenty.third Wiscon-
sin Infantry. Ills really ansi delight
full powers Of speech have m .de hin
popular as Democrat in a State
overwhelmingly Republican. lie is
young, ardent. inclined to he aggres
sive AMI his very superior talents.
With such il MN an his spurs yet
to win, the new Postn ,ster Grn.r !
will prove to his country. .nsn the wis
dom OF President C!eveltHd's selec-
tion.-Cond .asel fro Philadelphia
Times.