Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-06
New Cabinet.
sKEtCHES OF THE MEN
rrID gY THE PRESi.
" AhHIs ADVISERS.
|TION TO BAYARD.

1IUN lU DA1 Anu.
,u,.s after the Senate met on
morning, y messenger arrived
white House with the follow.
nations from the President
srs of hi. cabinet.
~ of ,Stat,-Thomas r. Bay.
kla~are. Il
" Of tho Treasury-Daniel
Iot New York
y of War William &. Endi
'as,achuset's.
ry OF the Nsvy-Wiliiam U.
OF Naw YORK.
" Of the Interior-L. Q. G.
Mississippi. -
t,r.Geueral-William II. vi.
econs'n. i
k.Gsur-a,-A. II. Garland, OF
late immediately went into
seesio,,. sud Senator Cockrell
II Me,srs. Bayari Lamar and
be- colhrmed at once. MI.
kper vi Virginia, Objected 10
ard although every effort
hi to hear 10 induce him 10
/ Iii, - rc,ion, he refused, and
aa- Ind over.
ldiel,rgcr contepded that MIR.
nt;rhe proper person to take
,he affairs ui S,atei as he nj
Ii, i. more Of an Englisbman
ner.c.n IN h 10 feeling and
- outcome Of the dyn amite
and II ~ undrrstood that
Ter Is acting Tor the Irish,
D,lng Ba, AID on account OF
t--d tie res 'lution passed
at ai,rt tie London .xplo-
hAS lGhNCIS HAYARD.
bul Nas born in this city DC
lS.s
her and grandfather, both
pes a BaJard, and his uncle
II. Bayaid, all served AZ
ste >rnstorr from delaware.
Bayaid war originally de-
mercantile career. He|
adopted the Profession Of
pwtveT, being admitted 10
Isl TX Il mug the years
3D. ~h,h he livad IA Phila.
pfac;irl Il IN lis native city.
wa appointed l'nised States
tr lleawdre, but resigned
|ie year Ga March 4, 1869,
upon l4is career in the
j 5 Senate. In which he sue
father. ile has Ieen twice
aLd t~ice h.tua prominent
1or The Democratic nomina-
F;csiutucy, Mr.. Bayari
married twenty mine years
felve Children, nine OF whom
Kris.
bASlIa MASNISG
lrn III Albany, n. Y, on
~. His parentage wan OF
llsA iud Dutch extraction.
cor boy ard hiS early oppor.
schooling were very limited
FLen 4 ! years Of age to learn
IS trad and IL now interest
, aud rliroads. lie has
buccrsSiO, 10th In business
hn ".Is a member of tho
Winch nominated Mr..
G9'eTgUt arl President
|. H. las been n member
D. cfai!c Stale Committee
was It's secretary in 1879 and
was eiecttd chairman In
I''hcf' he s'ili mis-. He was
RI s'ed IN the Nomination OF
erd iof Governor III 1882 and
ne presidency at Chicago
Mr M.hnng Las been
li,l.
Liam g. ENplCOIT
salfp5 Mass, IN 1927, aud
ht Harvard in lsi1, and then
II the zane INSTITUTION,
irG TO the bar in 1850 He
cry chlees and in 1879 was
p! nevern0r \. B. Wash
hil'a'', 10 the beuch of the
ouf'#"i the State. In 1883 he
9, INT Of III health. In
hhd'cett was originally a
oli NOT lGiu the iJrmocrats q
SSo'o'lon OF the Wing party.
: was placed ~ the head Of
of Governor, receiving the
my ahtl-Blaine Republicans.
lLIAN 9. WHITNEY
u I9i' way, Mas, In 1889.
.~' 'rem Yale College in
'h .ludiei law at Harvard.
!, Ne" York City, and econ
a'e and lucrative practice.
"a rs'e.r began duriup the
-",sa'hst the Tweed Ring In
81 Ia 1872 no was the can.
,"'a'fict Attorney on the
Il" keG but owing to the
y y''r being divided, the late
N i'lie ps, a REPUBLICAN,
a. the oific". IL August
" 'cs ham appointed lin,
90 Corporation. He war
'o.''rd 9, to this position, W hich
November, 1892, while
nearly two years to run,
'te principal organizers
a.'el County Democracy,
- 'etder III the movement
'Ti tliat faction over To the
N'e'e'and for Governor IN
IAIls cURTIUs LAMAR
~ l-,i i''nam ,a County, Ga on
,, i',h, 1928 Graduating from
,opr, Georgia, in l8l5, he
e"' 3eRan the practice OF
'mn ,s at Covington, Ga, in
""s elected to the State
~ 'o'3. lie removed II
lho next year, and
,'','S t.a et'e County, in 1851
20 N9ngress. An iutens,
man be- resigned from Con
hl and in 1891