Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-18

ngtoa correspon.ielt that b. is waiting
unt1 the weather gets warmer before
returning home. But the weather seems
u De- getting eoltier Tor Democrats IA
Washington every day.
ir ls asserted noW. because Rainfall
favored the appointment ~ Miller TOR
Commissioners of Internal Revenue, that
tho Pennsy lvania statesmen il running
the administration. 10 Is Just possible
that Cleveland Is gong 70 have some
thing 10 say about it.
NAPOLEoS BoSAPAErE, according 10
the newest hight Captain ID. q. Bingham.
AMI as accepted by the London Spectator,
vas really ihristened Nabnhone. Nabu-
hone Is doubtless derived from the French
ne bo,siilon. which may be Freely trans
lated ~no beef soup" or no John Bull
for me-
r. r. UHL am ia fscor of Jadge
CO0isy's nomination, aad r0Nld b.
glld 70 ~ aH three parties unite on hi1,.
think a. long as the people of the STATE
caa keep HIN on The bench ~ 0ught ~
BE- leff there It ,cOuit b. ~ recogni-
tom II his eminent ser-rices o. the state
Tor all three conventions % PIT ham iIt
nomination for the posifioa ~ has o,rn
successor. Interview in the Democrat
THE Oklahoma boomers" are still
hanging on in the hope that President
Cleveland vii relent. They are still in
camp at Arkansas City, while General
Weaver, Of Iowa, and Sydney Clark. Of
Kansas. are IN Washington, working for
them and encouraging them to hold on
httls longer II Is pretty evident. how
ever. that the day Of the boomer II past
JAMES BLArR certainly desire 10 Sc
Judge COoiey retained oR the Supreme
Court bench. and ana ga farOr Of his
nomination by all parties tie Is the
greatest i,frist ia Michigan to-day, and
% lrolsid b. q great loss 10 the State 10
hare him retire frcn, the bench. He As
Hot partisan and his principles are
nearer the Democratic than the Repub-
hcan party HIS unanimous nomina-
ton by al the parties 'e0lsid b. % proper
recognition Of his greai jHdiciaI abit-
ties and q oughf - he done. I hope 10
see HIM nominated by the Democrats.
Interview in the Democrat.
JOSEPH ) Mu.LER, the newly ap-
pointed Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue. Is young man. and has, dur
ing the past eight years. served hls State
a. auditor tie IS a prominent Democrat
and is held ia very high esteem by those
who know him. Those % the delegation
who show their disappointment most ex-
himt a good deal 81 feeling and say that
Mr. Mdler's appointment was made at
the Instance of sx-Speaker Randall and
was brought about by unfair means.
y. A. FLETCHER fhnak if ,r0Hh D.
q greet iSs - fae JndicirrB ~ fhe Stafe
p hare Jpdge Cooieg retire from the
bench. and 0In strongly fn fGror ~ ne
parties J0iRiHg fp giriag hi8s The noHai-
nation ne coming Spring. Theju,iicidrB
~ fhe Sfffe shouid D. taken oHf 0f poii-
fics rs fer as possible. and fhiRk y
'eoaff ~ "a jpSf recognition of his great
ssrrite p ne STATE in TIE 'renfg geors
A. hsis been 0n fhe sspremc bench JHdge
Coofsg's abilities as e. Iifrisf ere recog-
ni-s,i throughout fie United Sfgies- and
hls position ou fhe supreme bench con-
tributes Lrrgsig ~ gire 10 TIE Supreme
Court - Michigan fhe high si0Hdiag y
nolc gnioys aot only ip ftis State. bnf in
other sfsfes HIS aominutioa ~ Gi
prrties serf Spripg is ne rigbf ihing
e. do. aHd hops to go u foHe. Inter
view In the Democrat