Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-16
THE LUCKY ONES.
RecapltulatiOn OF the Successful Office As.
plrants.

senate that he would send in no more
nominations. This would make the
number of prominent nominations al.
ready sent in forty-iivc, including, OF
course, the cabinet These forty-five
are appended, rs follows:
Secretary of State Thomas F. Bay
ard, of Delaware.
Secretary of the Treasury-Daniel
Manning, of New York.
Secretary of War-William Z. Endi-
colt, Of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Navy-William G.
Whitney, of New York.
Secretary of the Interior-L. Q, G.
Lamar, of Mississippi,
Postmaster General-William +.
Villas, of Wisconsin.
Attorney Goneral-A. II. Garland,
of Arkansas.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Fairchild, of New York.
Assistant Secretary of State-Ex-
Gov. Porter, of Tennessee.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Henry l.. Muldrow, of Mississippi.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Malcolm Hay, Of Pennsylvania.
Commissioner of Pensions John
Black, of Illinois
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Joseph S. Miller, of West Virginia.
Assistant Attorney General-Edward
L. Bryant, OF Wisconsin.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ex-Congressman Atkins, ofTennessee.
Commissioner of the Land Office
William A. j. Sparks, of Illinois.
Auditor of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department--Daniel McConyilic,
of Ohio.
Solicitor of the Treasury-Alexander
McCuc, of New York.
Commissioner of Railroads
L. Johnston, of Virginia
Commissioner of Agriculture-Nor-
man j. COlman. of Missouri.
Commissioner of Patents-Martin
Montgomery, OF Michigan.
First Comptroller of the Treasury
NJ. j. Durham, of Kentucky.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
cral-A. Leo Knott, of Maryland.
United States Minister to Great
Britain-E. j. Phelps, of Vermont.
United States Minister to France
Robert NJ. McLanc, of Maryland.
United States Minister to Germany
George II. Pcndlcton, of Ohio.
United States Minister to Mexico
Henry Il. Jackson, of Georgia.
United States Minister to Turkey
S. S. Cox, of New York.
United States Minister to Brazil
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United States Minister to Russia
Alex. Il. Lawton, of Georgia.
United States Minister TO Italy
Anthony NJ Kelley, of Virginia
United States Minister to Chilli
William b. Roberts, of New York.
United States Minister TO Peru
Charles W. Buck, of Kentucky.
United States Minister to Japan
Richard b. Hubbard, of Texas.
Minister to the Netherlands-Isaac
Bell, Jr., of Rhode Island.
Minister to Sweden and Norway
Rufus Niece, of Indiana.
Minister to the Hawaiian Islands
&. w. Merrill, of Nevada.
Minister to Portugal-Edward p. G.
Lewis, of New Jersey.
Minister to Dcnmark-Rasmus b.
Anderson, of Wisconsin.
Consul General to London-Thomas
Waller, of Connecticut.
Consul General to Bcrlin-Frederic
Rainc, OF Maryland.
Consul General to Vicnna-Edmund
JuSScn, of Illinois.
Consul to Atheus-A. Haller Gross,
of Pennsylvania.
Consul to Manchester-Evan How
I'll, of Georgia.
Consul TO Liverpool-Charles I.
Russell, OF Connecticut.
Consul to Hamburg-William l..
Lang, OF Texas.
New York has the largest number of
lvporntmentS-six. Georgia, Illinois,
Maryland, and Wisconsin comes next,
with three each. Mississippi, Tennes-
see, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia,
Texas, and Connecticut have two each.
The rest mentioned, one each. The
states not We. recognized are Maine,
New Hampshire, South Carolina,
Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colo
RADIO. California, and Oregon.
The following table will show tho
geographical apportionmont of the
appointment, chasing Missouri and
Kentucky with the west, and prcserv-
ing New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vana, and Delaware rs the middle
states:
New England. '''''..'''..''..'.,....9
Middle states. Observation-Disclosures.
southern states. Observation-Disclosures.
Western states. Observation-Disclosures.
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Another interesting table will be tho
comparison of appointments as be-
.wcen the partisan states, CHASING
New York and Connecticut as doubt
ful:
Republican states. Observation-Disclosures.
Democratic states. Observation-Disclosures. -
Doubtful states. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Some people who think that there
is great country lying west Of the
Mississippi will be interested in an
other table:
Missouri .........'''''''........ !
Nevada .,.,...,.'.....,.,,,.... l
But it is as yet early in the admins
tration, and, taking the country as a
whole, the estimate shows that the
president has earnestly tried and has
succeeded in striking fair general
lDDortiOnnent'-hdIl CitU Tunes.