St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02
RETURN OF MR.. KELLY.
He Has Hopes That the Fast NALL Will De
fastened.

fastened.
Hon. P. H. Kelly returned to st. Paul yes
terdav. mpanied by his wife, after an
absence of six weeks in Washington ana the
South. Mr. Kelly attended the Inauguration
of Cleveland and Hendricks, and during
soiourn of number of weeks at the ma
tional capital he had frequent consultations
with the powers that be, and he is partlcu-
larlv well posted on matters pertaining to the
Administrations He was seen by GLOBE
reporter last night, and was first questioned
as to his impression concerning the appoint
ment Of Pearson to to the postmastershlp OF
New York.
He said: ''I think the appointment OF Mr..
Pearson is
A list RECOGNITION TO BoTY PARTIES,
and think all good people will consider it as
satisfactory. In view of the circumstances,
don't see how the president could have
done otherwise"
GLOW about YOUR district attorn eyship?"
81 haven said a word about federal offices
since have been away, end the claims OF
Northwest were so literally recognized in the
appointment Of Col. Villas to cabinet posi-
ton. that don't believe any immediate
changes will be made except for cause
or in instances where incumbenst
may hayo become obnoxious. AS
rule the people fully recognize the sin
ccritv of the presidents views regarding civil
service matters, but at the same time there
are a number of reforms TO be made in the
Northwest which will receive due attention at
the proper time. Among these may be named
the proper regulation of
THE FAST MAIL SERVICE,
which, think, will receive the early consld-
Grafton Of the cabinet The postmaster gen
eral is disposed to deal justly and Literally
with the Northwest in this respect, and all
possible facilities will be given by the admin
istration to make the fast mail what 1t should
be to the people.
''You think, then, that few changes will
be made in federal positions in this section
of the country"'
''That is my idea; no action will be taken
towards filling any federal office except where
the terms have expired. That is to say in
the states.'
''Did you have anything to do with the
REMOVAL OF JUDGE cRowELL!"
"Assuredly not; took no part in his re-
movar and don't understand why it should
have been made. The secretary of the
treasury must have had some reason or it
wouldn't have been made so soon at any
rate.''
''You admire the Presidents civil service
reform attitude, thenl'
every much indeed. and I think he has
the sympathy OF the American people in his
views. ] believe he will give an honest
fearless administration, and one that will be
second TO none OF IFS predecessors. He is
fully determined TO carry out his civil ser
vice views and ! think he will succeed"
Mr.. Kelly then spoke of his trip, saving
that he had visited Richmond, Charleston,
Savannah and, after trip TO Florida,
he made quite an extended journey up the
St. Johns river. from thence going to New
Orleans, where ne remained about ten days.
He was specially pleased with the exposition
and It's magnificent attractions, the showing
of products being such as to reflect credit
on the government and make the American
citizens feel proud. The display of Mime
sofa and Dakota is very creditable indeed.
The mineral display from Mexico was such
as to astonsh him, and showed more than
ever the necessity of cultivating not only
this but all our sister republics with view Of
extending our commercial relations.