Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06
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Ths znnouneemeui Of Mr.. Cs-sslandP :
Cabins will ss1oolfeosy ssass EaSs
aisAgyoaptmsai tHrulEhout tie op1nisy
The geographical gioaving Is unfeEts-
nate, and tie fasBtsys personally are
DOT all thai eosld - desired Three 81
the departments are givsn % the soash'
Two 10 10 the State n New York ofs
goss 70 New Engisrss. snd The West r.
csives only 0ns. Both lndisns and okSo
are left cot In the eUld, probably mach
20 the aisguss u the Democracy ~
thoss States.
A. has been pretty we'll aBdsrss<Sa<i
for some wssks. the Dspsgtsosns q
staas goes 10 Mr.. Ssyard, perfectly
reapsessbls gentleman who resides 10
Delaware. Mr.. Bsyard il sos such 3
raan a. the eoantFJ would have b0psd
70 sse ia that position. He ia mem
Der Of the coterie og AnRloDaniaes who
have done 70 a. Ich 10 tee past 20 aB-
Amerinan;zs our 9oyernmsnt. De "a
not the style Of man from whom nFra,
dieuined and satisfactory sdmtnistrs,
tion Of oar foreign Affairs can Be 81
pss.sd. His agpoifimsns viil doast-
lesa b. hailed With delight by the entire
London press. There are 10 be found
hiddsa away IN tDbscass plasss 10
the United States few old fsshsoBssd
people who are FidiSIlons snOagh to 10
siss that the State Department. At least,
ahoald be placed ia The hands Of fasn
Wis wAs thoroughly loyal 70 the Gov
eminent danng size robeilioD. sash
people will scarcely be Fieased With Mr.
Bayasd's APPOINTMENT bat, then. no
body cares for their OpiniSB.
Mr.. Manning's appointment a. seeIs
tasy Of the Treasury IL not sarPriss.
He IL the Presidenta own private sslse-
tion. and the peopbs Rsnsrsiiy will nos
be either satisfied OF dissatisfied with
him uutil they knOs him better. tie Is
undoubtedly an sdspt In wire pulling
and political manipulating. but this Il
his first appearances a. statesman. lie
will be satisfactory 10 the banks and
bankers Of New Yol'k.
Tue appointment Of Mr.. EndisDtt a.
Secretary Of War will be tayorabiy re
csived. Mr.. Endieutt 10 wealthy aud
popular citizen Of Massachusetts,. He
was the Democratic candidate for Gov
srnos Of that State last year, bat vas
defeated by Governor Robinson. He is
Q heavy stoekholdT 10 g number Of
railroad oompanies, bat can probably
be reiied upon 10 administer hia depart.
Insnt honestly and carefully.
Mr.. whitney, the Secretary Of the
Navy. IL accredited to the State Of Nsv
York. In reality he represents the
Standard Oil Company, an inaatiabie
monopoly which. having already pss-
sesssd itself OF ssnral Legislatures and
q seat In tho United States senate. has
nos secured ealanes position. Mr.
Whitney Is e0nnecicd With the Payne
family and is an official 0f the Stand
ard oil Company.
Mir. Nilas's appotatEen. vas expected
snd viii meet With general approval
While be has not hsen figure In Ma,
tionsl politics, Mr.. Villas has long bseS
oonsidsrsd one OF tls leaders of the Wis
consin Democracy. He Is excscdiHel,
sloqusnt. and alih<ngh eloquence Is mol
essential 10 proper conduct Of ths
Postofiies DepAEtmsnt, II Is good thlus
70 have connected 'Fith an administra
ton.
Messrs. Lamar and Garlaad, whs
take charge " the Interior and Law
Departments, respectively, while open ts
some objections th,t will readily oocui
10 all. sre by al odas the most able naer
In the Cabinet. Garland. In particular
10 man OF snhiuani abilities, and Il
especially fitted foi the Department Of
which he IN 10 take charge.