New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

The strong dsmonstrstion for Mr. Barbour ha; evi.
IDENTIFY stirred up great rivalry In tne r % !" Trre
Congressman Moneys claims and those Of Ex-Governor
Jarvis of North Carolina has aiso r,uS annoptment
Is not made it will be considered In the nature et Ia
| grip Oh the politics of the state
MIR. DooLITILE's VIEWS NOT HEARD.
Ex-senator Doottle of Wisconsin, is reported as nav
Ing designs the French mission for himsen anu '"o
DistrictAttorneyshp Of Northern Illinois Ter MS SOL"
rising Chicago lawyer. This was denied py hiip' NOV"
ever and TRIBUNE reporter learned some particulars
of hi. visit which gave it totally different character
IL was noticed that when he came down from Mr. Cieve
frame of mind but he gave no except impatient
greeting. To the reporter he said: -, ..,
over here FOR that purpose while my way to Rhode
Island visit daghter The reports that am seek
ing the Of xander Mitchell 10 the Treasury
are doubt If Mr. Mitchell could be persuaded
under any circumstances TO take that or any 9leer po
son His business is large and engrosscs his tne 80
absolutely that IL would be next to imp'ssDie Ior MN
sScSP Go.ne Villas 81 our h state ons Is Of e cabinet
lections possibly for the Interior or war Depare';
He is the right age-ab)ut fortyhve-yigorous gooi
lawyer, of affairs and admirable gentleman t.
From other sources tho reporter after az aigen. d a
Mr. Doolitte at one timo prominent In the Kepnpn
cnn party. When ne went over to the Delocrsc parSS
with any great degree OF coraity but he remaned On
mourners bench long enongh his frsnSs ,ninH
old Republican acquainted With public %en Sst Sa
ho' mr. csTeasa sss ne would Iar sesR % his views either
| by personal communication by letter. His
washington managers dedication of the Washington
Monument to ask Mr. Cleveland TO go to that city % on
the 22d to attend In those ceremonies ME-
DOotte represented the occasion as one that ou9ht 10
have the presence OF the Predenelec He added that
there would be great many Congressmen ana Seha ma
tors who owing to the pressure OF public duties AT & tni
| TO Washington would give them that opportunity MI
| Cleveland replied: .u :, ,o,,-
PEELED I to remain there S until The tn Of March can't
| do that. You must see cant do that" A..
matter Mr.. Cleveland said That matter is decided
This subject being disposed OF the ex-senator is re-
Mr. President. having had long experience in pub
lie life and having wide acquaintance with public men,
| deem 1t proper TO offer You whatever information
%whcre are You going asked the President abruptly.
"To Rhode Island to see my daughter.
"Nhen Will you leave the cityf"
"Nag "W1sn TSaI win you roturn'"
This was the end Of the conference other persons
being admitted to the and making 1t Impossible 70
say anything further That the President-eleet should
fail to request Mr. Doolittles views was uniavoraby
quainted with the facts 1t considered the Re-
pubcans who Joined the Democratic phaanx rs an in-
Am Indiana dlesato consstlns Of Congressmen
Lamb. Matson and Lowry, called shortly before IL
o'clock and opportunity TO advocate tho
appointment OF ex-senator Joseph F. Mcdonald for the
State Is unit for Mr.. Mcdonald. There Is not dissent
Senator Vance and Congressman skinner had audi
ence to urge the name Ex-Governor Jarv. of North
Carolina for Cabinet appointment MI. vance saia
afterward: We called on Mr. Cleveland to urge the h
OF Ex-Governor Jarvis, Of our state for Cabinet
place We did not specify any position lie mas adnirt
BILE executive quat which would make him splendid
bureau officer We have thought OF him for the Interior
Department or Ceneralship was aGconpa-
MED by Congressman skinner ana one or two pthe gen
temen but It was not delegation The President heard
what had to and made some Inquiries but gave no
Ex-state senator Henry o. Kent OF New-Hampshire.
presented the consideration of the for
the Navy Department the name OF eXCongressinan
Frank Jones. OF New Hampshire.
Mr.. PULITZER DID NOT WAIT.
II just halt-past when a tall man with
sandy whiskers sent IN card on which was inscribed
"Mr Joseph Pulitzer" The fooman at the door brought
back response which he conveyed III tho woris "Will
you please walt moment !"
e. am not I'm a habit OF waiting" responded Mr..
Pulitzer, turning Ike fash and walking rapidly
down the ladies' stairway. He had not been In the hotel
Ceyeand Cleo ster%nrd said that he bad not seen Mr. a
ltzers card and gagged in conference where the
Thsre Sas SSs S ornn
pHm q w6aes %Ha ad tie shortly after
II o'clock 1t is said TO have had reference TO tho
Shortly after It was fSmored that sr Whitney wod
given the Interior Department and tha the Treasury
9ST pSr'oM2 MtcSe SGHd Being aAid I0Or about tS
rad To eTs TS
Lamar question is Important Mr. Cleveland desires TO
further formation OF his Cabinet. Il the only
Office he has rendered TO any one II Bayard should Dc
bity, there only two men TO whom the President can
nav take Pendeton in spite Of the factonal tight in
OHIO The factions certainly VIII not deter him II he
likely to take Lamar That would unsettIe the whole
Southern Cabinet outlook II might even change Car
lands chances He considered settled for Attor
ney General 1t looks az though Whitney would get tie
Interior and Alexander Mitchell the Treasury portfolios
how he could refuse or avoid the responsibility"
THE WARWICK" or THE ADMINISTRATIONS
Senator German, chairman OF the Democratic National
Executive Committee arst called Mr. Cleveland about
IL O'Clock, In company with a number Of wellknown
men, Senator Jonas OF Louisiana who Is here TO push
his claims to recognition In the Cabinet appointments
Vance, of Georgia; Senator Slater, of Oregon,
and Colonel ]. @. Berrett OF Washington, among
the number They promptly received and Senator
German remained In the paror for some hours occa-
sionay passing In and out to introduce people. A
TRIBUNE reporter asked him last evening for Information
to the star chamber proceedings and he said Most
Of the gentlemen who call on MI Cleveland are mere
quaintance. Those who have requests 70 make have
esH positions @ I'm in the new ADMINISTRATION There
has been so far as have y9t heard
policy presume Mr. Cleveland would be glad to hear
from any one on matters affecting his general psicy
cause TO advocate either OF personal or public NATURE
OF men rather than measuresf'
"Weli, really, have only been upstairs for a few
minutes and can say no more than have said"
Mr. Barnum said: " Mr. Cleveland has not yetimade up
his Cabinet whatever reports are made to the contrary
ne Is giving tno matter nis cain @ 1 anu
any authority TO what he intends TO do. He has
pressed opinion TO any one as To his Intentions"
General Samuel f. Cary Of Ohio, who at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. said here private Dusi-
and do know that shall have time to oall
Mr. Cleveland think that Bayard has been or Will be
rendered the state Department but his acceptance s not
decided upon II he should not acceptt Is very likely
Pendeton will be selected, though Mr. Cleveland may
think best to ignore Ohio altogether think Thurman
would the country greater satsacton n appointed
Secretary OF state than any man outside OF Bayard lie
s still gOr0us aud, the entire country knows able
among the ablest"
SOME THE POLITICIANS SEEN.