Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-14

cpr.s arva;iaHl anl GOOD se:.,e, and
ti,5 viii De ch-triu.ly : conceded even
hy ,!.ose who had hoped T. see the
nllrrs - vnriouS "fdvorive sons Of .
their particular lcaiitics III tne list,
and are dsapro,ntcI Naturally, the .
demand ior Cabinet ministers being
limited, AMI the supply Of tit material
enough 10 FIJI an !unlycd such bodies,
somebody cad to step aside. Com
slIerinc the peculiar conditions rs to .
the wnoie country a"a lis party un-
B der which Mr Cleveland succeeds To
the whole country and his party uu-
4, .irr which Mr. Cleveland succeeds 10
power, as far a. We can Judge. 1t
would be impo,sibio 10 conceive of y
Cabinet more likely to cOnduct the
departmental business OF the United
States with fidelity, ability and econ
omv, or better calculate in ali re-
spects to give general satisfaction.
In the nomination OF the Hon.
Thos. f. Bayar,i 20 the premier port
fullo of State the President not only
secures one OF the most brilliant OF
lurists and statesmen III the charge
of our foreign relations, but III tic
appointment itself he serves friendly
but uumistakable notice upon all
other nations As to Whist thev may
expect the foreign polj,v 9! ~. sd
lninis,ratI,n to be. Mr. Bay ara has
been for 80 long time = striking
figure in American stlairs that lie
and the ideas he represents a"e quite
well known IN the court AMI Cab net
circles of Europe. The fl 'ndly
powers will understand tha' in N TX
iny MIN Secretary Of State tia Pre- IL
dent of the United States his fixed
, upon the very man to give elect to
| the good old Democratic traditions
regarding "entangling alliances" and
courteous but inexorable insist nce
: upon the "Monroe doctrine" witt all
. that it implies.
I Mr. Cleveland's ch ic f,r Secreta-
, " of tn, Treasury i; 4 happy one.
, The Hon. Daniel Mannin :, OF New
, York, is recognize j as nau Of b Onor,
! Integrity and ailails, His stand!ing
r among the bankers of h S:ats is a
|, sufficient ASSURANCE thai ho will bring
D to the Office the practic,l Il knowledge
r and experienc. it SO IRE ty dem %nds
g The distinguished ioihiOn he hss
: held as chairman of the New Yori
. Democratic State Committee ha:
o given him exceptional opportunities
to become acquainted with the lead
- iny men of tile nation, and this, to-
% gether with his Ackuow tdged polili
4. cal ability, sense and sound ju ige
y m.ut, will ren"er him of the great
% est service to the administration.
The Secretary of war is the Hon
% William G. Endic 1T, of Massachusetts
:, Tie best elements of political, bust
!. ness and social life in New EnglanC
o. have joined III presenting the nam'
ar oi tnls gentleman for a Cabinet pO
~ sllion. 1t has been believed tina
,f aitIolxh Ne. Ea licott WAS l.tely ths
n Democratic candidate for Governo
u of the Bay State. his selection woul'
be grAtiic itloa to Eastern Inde
q. pendents, and it may be assume
o. lnat. in part, the appointment Is IN
va tented to recognize the wishes {
,c taat element. Mr. Endicott isa ma
ri o tine education, culture and eXper
n ence IA public affairs, and will with
n. on. doubt grace tae Oihce to whic
s- he has becn choacn. A pleasau
L.. democratic coincidence is found i'll til
fact that his grandfather was Secrt
tary of the Navy under Presider
.s Jefferson; and lie sho aid still fartht
/" inherit the strong and simple republ
can Ideas wnich are voiced by b
be chief, since he is a lineal descendal
of rugged and honest old Gov. Joh
"o Endicott, of Puritan days.
Use Air. William & Whitney, Of Ne
is York, the new Secretary Of the Na'
i,h is u lawer of high standing at ii
,;s Metropolitan bar. Possessed of lar
wealth, combined with quiet ta,t
ne and simple habits, and regarded as
man Of remarkable business abilit
~ 'n' he will go into office well equipped +
Ii the execution Of one of the mo
r. difficult Of Cabinet trusts--a tru
l. winch for some time will include
vast amount of watchful care, devt
''e' ed 10 the malodorous rings that ha
r. Infested the nei shb orhooI Of the \
1 v, Department, for many years.
With exception OF Mr.. Bsyal
am tbs H IN. L. q. c. L.mT, of Mesi:
n ippi, Secretary Of the Interior, il .;
" known in the South of any of
r,I,;nat IN hic S11actio-, pv4