New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
AT WAR WITH CLEVELAND.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS TO BE REvENGED.
DISGUISED By THE APPOINTMENT OF MARsh-A
VICTORY FOR MORRISON.
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the following appointments to-day
To be UnIecd States Marshsls: Frederick n, MARSH
no Collector Of customs John Robinson, for the
he Of Internal Revenue Isban Hess for
the XVIII District OF New York; Alfred u
ts i bs suiveyors Of Customs John H. p voorhees, for
the Port OF DenverI Addison Cole, for tho Port Oh
Albany. ~
Ex.Nayor Fox OF Philadelphia, TO be superintendent
of the Mint at Philadelphia; o.. ,n,,ors
Dolores Romero, OF NewMexico, tobeagehtior Ahui"n'
OF the Pueblo agency IN Now-Mexico. . o.,
William A. Walker, OF WISCONSIN, 10 DC h6ohs "i
Indians Of the Green Bay agency In WISCONSIN, ,, &.
g. ID. Schwartz, OF Pennsylvania, chief OF division In
the Third Auditors office. -, ,.,
The First Assistant Postmaster'Genera has appointed
tho following fourthclass postmastors; In SeT AZ
Alexander H. Grouse at Carksville Jacob Mnltef, AZ
hsd MGcoSg t Poyse Gardner at York
phur Springs; f. @. George, at Henlock
Henry @ Urner, who succeeds Lot Wright as United
States Marshal for tho Southern District of Ohio, is
lawyer and a resident OF Cincinnati Hc was
formerly president Of the Chamberof Commerce and
Is at present president OF the National Marine Insur
ance Company.
Frederick H. Marsh. who succeeds A. N. Jones as Mar
shall the Northern District OF Illinois, Is resident OF
Oregon H.; and present holds tho Office of Sheriff OF
oglo County. lie has good record as Union soldier
uo served tho state Democratic Committee In the
Hayes-Iildon campaign and twice elected to tho
state legislature
Isban Hess the new Collector of Internal Revenue for
the XVIII District OF New-York, is weknown lawyer
Of Albany and understood to have been selected by
the President without solicitation tho part OF himself
or his friends
Addison Cole, appointed Surveyor Of Customs for tho
Port Of Albany, New-York is old resident and
monument Democrat Of that city. lie Is at present
engaged in business an insurance agent Ills appoint
nent was made at the request Of Secretary Manning
Daniel VI. Fox appointed superintendent OF tho MIMI
at Philadelphia, born in that city and served AS
term as It's Mayor lie Is IL OF wealth and standing
and was strongly urged for the ohco by ex'speaker
Randall and other prominent Democratic.
Tho appointment of Frederick H. Marsh 10 DO United
states Marshal OF the Chicago District to suo
coed "LOng" Jones IS received by the IN
nois men in town IN spirit which vents itself
in threats ana denunciations OF tho Presi
dent Tho fight over the MarshalShip has boon long
anu bitter ono. II practically contest between
the factions led By Carter Harrison and Colonel Morn
son. Tho former havo been working Tor " Misther
McGonIgle. Mr.. Morrison, with Characteristic
indeclsion, was not known to have any particular
candidate ia tho field, though he worked
AGAINST McGouiglc, whose appointment might have
added to Carter Harr!sOns prestige. Delegations oil
lu OILS men have hnporunlng tho President over
since March and great discomfort was expressed NJ INC
long delay. The failure Of the President TO appoint NC
Gonlglo was attributed 10 Mor1sons influence, ana dnr
u the Senatorial contest Springfield It was said that
McGouigos friends agreed to cease thor opposition 20
Morrison II he would allow MoGouigc 10 got TIE APP
polutment Tho McGoDigo men have been working
without cessation and they expressed confidence up 10
the last moment that their would get the MARSHAL
ship.
During the last few days numbers OF Illinois states
men hive cined IN town and their intercs Il cen
trrd IN this appointment. When Morrison was III
Washington Ju5 before DIS doica; for Tie senate dele
cation Of tho Harrison faction hero also, headed Dy
j. J. Van PclL Chairman % tho Cook County CohtTAl
Committee County Commissioner Tor that county anu
One OF Carter lrri.Ols most trusted hccers IL Is sAd
that tho members stood In tho way OF tie great
tariff rc0rt4or gcttug what ho wanted from the A"-
tllui,trltiou % help Lin tho Senatorial contest
spd that bis dsf.at by Logan was their work Both
MORRISON and Vau pe IN the city now together Win
h''t 90 wv. III v,rri.on Ltrst lEe dynamic In
&C. midst OF AlcGouise's frcnd- and tho highest eN-
crowd OF Illinois statesmen were ass'nih.ed 81 WIZ
lard. when the appointmcni OF hn'sn D.."o ti,
i-tIa,on ga lively terms Mr. Van tcl; s"" tHA' 'I9
blank Administrations hight go 10 oa4H t't ~ "' 49,,
Hud that 81 could not cary "tI.i I'D 'H'E" @'@ t
crctlurs came. lie -1it tlRt ho represented o''olO
yot,s-tho Cook County Democracy ana nom TINS
H. aec rcd open and wanted cycrybudy 10 ku""
H. ITO meant open AZ and Cleveland Noni SEQ VINO
would win. "Wo arc tho Democrats VINO 90 "H ,"o
work." d. said; who spend orr money Wto loI We
w,ui- aud who carry tur election. what u' We ket
snuhbcdi Republicans an! suckers can see the I''''
dent and talk with him Tor hour, Necapt nave No.d
win him We DO The work. but cant nave ANY tAhs
60 say. Every appointment tA"' man mas i'o u' soo
any teev of language hut denounced the Administru-
ton I'M tho most vigorous terms There IS not an oge
I'M bs I'M uosal would have he continued. "but AN
-ong to stand hy ny friends aud proclaim no" that
nh our poWcr Will Do against The Administration aud
moi ward can 10 carry. W" shall see the DEMOCRATIC
marty % 20 he treated Ina this way"
II wla .aid that Nir Morrison was as much dspeased
at Tho appointment the other faction StT re-
orfer mot thc tlrd rc.ormcr and questioned HIN upon
is suhlcct lie said that he well enough pleased
a. IA. aupoiatment; that no an Admni7tr atlon
nan " Moreover" he said. " Sir. Marsh has always
been nv friend and hi'. HIS toy card in this affair."
t,t,.s pr'ti
limo ago recommending HIM for any place mat he
mtg want but having no rcicreuco to The MHFsnal,
NO, ~. appointment 20 that place mover u.aed
for by me il worked itself ont But you may cay that
he &. my friend, and that ais appointment Will DC accred
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