The sun., 1885-02-08
CLEVELAND'S VISIT ENDED.
TAKING A SUNDAY REST At 0REYSTONE
AFTER A BUSY WEEK.
Mach epesulstssa but Little Cersaissy ~ q
ths CsSiass-A Few Possibilities IL shs
Way Of f0iasss-0ilver Csinsgs Opposed.

Mach spesulssssa but Little Certsisty - ts
ths Cssiass-A Few Possibilities IL the
Way Of siasss-siivsr Csiasgs Opposed.
President-slsct Cleveland will spend Sum
day at Greystone rs the guest Of the Hon. Sam
uelJ Tilden. In response to an Invitation ex-
tended some time ago. He had planned TO
leave the city early last evening. but prominent
politicians. who wore delayed In starting for
New York at an earlier date. teleeraphsd that
they would arrive last night. and he consented
to await their coming. Mr.. Daniel Manning
went from Albany 70 Yonkers yesterday after
noon to meet Mr.. Cleveland. and then came on
this city.
Circumstances probably will make for Mr..
Cleveland . Cabinet different from the one he
would organize were he not restricted BY tho
declinations OF some Of the men he would like
for advisers. Perhaps his ideas would take
some such shape a. this:
Secretary Of iststs.Thomss >. Hysrd Of Delaware
Secretary of the Trsasury-Dshisl Manning Of New
sssre!.ry Of twsr-wilsm ? via. Of Wisconsin,
shire hssr''a'' OF the S.v'-Ff.at '0n'' OF Ne" Hamp
attorney. .o.nsr.l-Lym.n rrpmbull of In!ne,s.
Postmaster. .dsSsral-X K Lswtcn Of a,Srxia rxia'''''
This list contains the names Of at least three
men who arc averss to accepting the places as
signed to them. Mr.. Bayard is said to feel that
his private fortune is too small to justify him
In taking the portfolio Of State. a position that
requires its occupant to expend money far in
excess OF tho salary OF the Office in social enter
tainmens. Besides this reason Mr.. Bayard
has another. and that Is that he likes his post
In the Senate. whore he will naturally be the
leader Of his party. 1t 10 An open secret
that Mr.. Bayard would leave the Senate.
however. to be Secretary Of the Treas
h> A.
Mr.. August Belmont. Mr.. William r. Travers.
and other hnanciers would like to have him in
that ONCE. 1t is also pretty we'll understood
that . strong influence in the party Is against
the policy Of making him Secretary OF the
Treasury. and that Mr.. Cleveland has inclined
to listen to this Influence. and to intimate that.
while he hopes Mr.. Bayard will consent to bs
his Secretary OF State.lhe has other notions
about the Treasury Department. Mr.. Belmont
and his friends are now said to have yielded so
far as to agree that Mr., Bayard ought to be in
aasSnS hs II q S to
Mr. Daniel Manning doubtless could be Sec
but he is wholly without ambition for public
office. and feels. besides. that his business
saiss Ns demand ynnp his psrsopsi attention Sey
told NJ. Cleveland that they would be pleased
,enns un Mr. vbs fnSw R and the np
y
strongly favor his selection. in tho belief that it
would strengthen the party In the State. Mr..
Mahhning It is said falls 10 sec the force OF any
power behind the now Admin nistration. Some
Of the party leaders about the hotels last night
Mr.: Clevelands Cabi net.
- Mr.; Lamar, who is said to have impressed
MIR. Cleveland as the most progressive and able
OF the southern men, also objects to a Cabinet
position. His tastes lead him to the forum. II
MI RA aRIfa tIFN Nnytl tV,r ha
State cannot be overcome Mr.. Lamar NAV be
offered that post, which would be moro to his
Stats above Indicated might then be- rscast
somsthing Ike this. dropping Bayxrd and
Manning and moving Lamar up to the head:
Secretary Of the Treasdry-Abram s. Hewitt Of New
Secretary of w.r-wlliam F. Villas o. Wisconsin.
Secretary OF tho Navy-Frank Jones Of New Hamp-
Attorney ey.General-LvmsnT Trumbul Of Illinois
Secretary of tho Interior--ssmuel NJ Wilson Of CALI
Postmaster aeneral-A. X. Lawton of Georgia.
Tho objection to a Southern man for the hend
ence @ for % the senate. Sem may cause ,oa sRitne RiSle
like this. Mr.. Manning being again subject to
PRESSURE:
Secretary of state-Lvman Trumbull Of Illinois
Secretary of the Tres'ury-Daniel Manning Of New
Secretary Of war.w,lii.m F. villa. of Wisconsin.
s.s9s:, 1s e.. S Of :.
Postmaster. .General-A. X Lawton of Georgia.
Bayard. Lamar. Garland. Trumbull. Villas.
Hewitt, and Mcdonald are among the leading
possibilities OF the situation. The Ohio men
have not been here to press anybody. and the
notion grows that the State may be passed over
The friends Of Mcdonald are growing appre-
hensivs that Mr.. Cleveland Is not duly i'm
The boom for Jonas OF Louisnna is spoiled
py quiet put potent objection from his own
sS1s ana ME- ,hs evident
nando De Soto Money into cold perspiration
II looks now as though some Of the men who
man. Barbour Jonas. Money. Broadhead, Blair
Of rka Kansas; Holman. and Springer: ou
MIA r Ss Se
heard that Justice Field was coming yesterday
day behind the times. Justice Field was here
on Friday, as announced in yesterdays Sun.
s IN an hour and and slipped
President elect. The politicians who heard OF of
curiosity last night when they saw Mr. G. i.
HHSHntington HSst 60 up t9 Mr. cleSsands rooms
probability ss to whether Mr.. Huntington n was was
MI Gieyeand had visits from several Cabinet
Ts$ry e. Psy!. q W.st yirspis GEN cSasis.
W. bIhlr Ol hen6aS was also tner0. state Sem
ator Kiernan brought VI. u delegation OF bust
ness mon among them Jesse Seligman. John
d. vermiiye. who discussed business interests,
and were friendly. Mr.. Herman srid. 10 Daniel
Manning for Secretary Of the Treasury
the poom
q sand bar.
Col. Charlss r. Goldman Of Massachusetts
and George Walton Green OF New York, the
hands with Mr.. Cleveland, hut asked for moth
ing at the hands OF the Administration.
Gen. Grant left his card at the hotel office,
and said he would not 20 up stairs. as he knew
Mr.. Cleveland was overrun with visitors.
A compitse9 representing Tammany Hall.
composed OF Con. John Cochrane. Chairman;
T.. Henry Dugro. Alvin Burt. CHRISTOPHER Fine
Nelson smith, Willis S. Pnine, A. !': Tappan.
and Michael Norton. presented an address con
ggratuia!nE Mr Cleveland unon his election as
the cordial support Of Tammany Hall. Mr..
meet the committee. He said ho was much
gratifled by the assurances that tho responsi-
bilities OF his Administration would be light
organization rs we'll as OF the people at large.
The announcement that Mr.. Cleveland was to
leave the city at 6 p. NJ. caused a big rush Of
visitors to set in In the closing ho,rs of Tho