St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
CHATS WITH CLEVELAND.
The President Elect Spends Another
Busy Day In the Eastern Me-
tropolis.
He Has His Picture Taken. and Then
Receives an Illinois Delegation
Of IllustriOus Men.
A Novel Scheme Suggested for the Distribu.
tion of the Ofiices-More Cab
net Gossip.
Vice President Hendricks Welcomed at the
New Orleans Exposition, and Delivers
an Appropriate Address.

Yesterday With President Cleveland.
Special Telegram.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-President Cleveland
breakfasted with Mayor Grace at 9:3O this
morning. He then went to Sarony's with
Col. Lamont aud had his picture taken, re-
turning to the hotel at 1920. Numerous
callers were waiting to see him. among them
various city officers, Gov. Abbott, of New
Jersey, Senator German and Senator Jonas.
A subcommittee of the Tammauy hall or
ganization visited the president and pre-
scented an address of eongratulation.
The most important out-cropping os
news grew out of the visits of
s. W. Moulton, J. H. Oberv,
Jno. Forsyth and other Illinois men. 1t is
said that the president elect has, in effect,
determined on plan for the regulation of
appointments, by which sort of advisory or
REooMMENDoRY BOARD
of Democrats is to be formed in each state.
and that all applications for appointments to
be deemed REGULAR and to receive serious
consideration at Washington, will have to
come through or receive the endorsement of
these bodies. The scheme seemed to be so
far developed that the names of ex-Gov.
Lyman Trumball. Joshua Allen, Gen.
Black, j. H. Oberly and Juo. Forsyth
were mentioned as those of the gentlemen
likely to constitute the board 1t is init
mated that if the presidept-elect finally sane
tons the Illinois plan, the advisory board so
created can bring million ton hydraulic
jacksrrew pressure on certain people in Hi
nois and insure the election of Democrat
to John A. Logan's place in the United States
senate. 1t is learned from reliable author
ity that the portfolio of
SECRETARY OF STATE .
has been offered to Senator Bavard. Senator
Jonas, of Louisiana, in speaking about this
report said: There is no doubt that
Bayard can have that place if he
wants it. 1t has been rendered him and he
refuses to accept because he thinks he can't
afford to give up his professional duties, but
think he will accept it, and it is generally
believed he will. His selection for that posi-
ton is universally commended. Justice
Field, of the United States supreme court,
joined National Committeeman Tapley, of
California, in call on Mr.. Cleveland to-day,
and said something pleasant for Samuel NJ.
Wilson, of the San Francisco bar, for the
secretaryship of the interior.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
has also sent word that she would like to be
heard on her ruling passion.
A Michigan delegation that could not get
here this week has asked to be heard at AL
bany. 1t will appear with Kansas party.
Daniel Manning arrived tonight and sent
his card to President-elect Cleveland. Man.
ming had just come from Greystone, where
himself and bride had been guests of Hon.
s. j. Tilden. Mr.. Cleveland at
once received Manning. Cleve-
land, Lamont and Manning leave for
Albany tomorrow by the nine O'Clock train.
Cleveland passed the evening with Manning,
Barnum, of Connecticut; W. L. Scott, of
Eric, Pa; Oswald Ottendorfer, editor of the
Stats Zcitung, and Senator German,