The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-11
The Name of Bayless W. Hanna Fails to Ap.
pear Among the Favored Faithful-Atti-
tude Of Republicans on Combinations.
Mr.. Morrison Takes Back Seat and a
Michigan Man Comes to the Front.
Figures from the Agricultural Department
Showing Present and Comparative Prices
of Principal Products Of the Soil.
THE PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.

Full List OF Appointments Made by MT
Cleveland Sent to the Senate.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-The President to-day
sent to the Senate complete list of the appoint
ments made by him during the recess. The
names have been printed from time to time in
the kilograms of the Associated Press The
nominations of Minister and Secretary DENLY,
to China; of Colonel Mclean, Assistant Commits
sioner Of Pensions, and of Mr.. Stockslager, As
sistant Land Commissioner, were to fll vacancies,
and will be confirmed at once, without question.
George W. Julian is to succeed suspended Off
GER but Senator Harrison will offer no objection
to the confirmation, and the same with Mr..
Straughan, Mr.. Shoemaker's son-in-law. If
there are objections they must come from the
States where the suspended officer resides. In
the case of the postmasters whose nominations
were sent in to day, the rule will be ap-
piled, that if the suspension was
the specifications and the proof 80 that the sus-
pended officer shall know with what he is
charged. In the case at North Manchester a
soldier was removed, and in all such cases. where
the time has not expired, and the successor is a
civilian, and there are no charges affe sting his
official integrity and efficiency, Senator Harrison
will oppose the confirmation.
The Republican senators have decided to op-
pose confirmation of all the Presidents nomina-
tions where they are to succeed Republicans who
have been removed from Office. II the removals
have been made on charges the President will be
called upon to furnish specifications so that the
suspended official may be given an opportunity
to answer. If, in the opinion of the senators,
the charges are untrue unjust, they will resist
confirmation Of his successor. Where the super
seded official is an ex-soldier, and is qualified.
the Republican senators will resist the confrma-
tion of his successor. Where an appointment is
made to a vacancy no opposite on will be made.
A good deal Of surprise was expressed to-day,
and especially by Indianians when it was dis
covered that the name of Bayless w. Hanna, of
Charlottesville, minister to the Argentine Re-
public, was omitted from the very large and
complete list of presidential nominations sent to
the Senate His was the only nomination left
out of the list. and Immediately it was believed
to be by design, and not an oversight Several
days ago a copy of the Charlottesville, Argus,
containing a letter from Hanna to a friend, in
which number of observations unbecoming a
diplomatic were made, came to the notice of Sec
retary Bayard and the President, and it is gen.
orally believed that that fact, and the absence of
his name from the list of nominations transmit
ted to the Senate, when put together, make a
very significant circumstance.