Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-18
HOW ENDICoIT LOOKS.
Republican Editors Favored-Carlislef for
Another Term

Another Term.
-From Was5in5ton Special 10 tho Boston At
rsrttser.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Judge Endi-
colt gets along very pleasantly in his
office, and lives handsomely in Minister
Pendleton's house. In his light summer
clothes, as he jauntily goes TO Cabinet
meetings, he looks twenty years younger
than when he came here at the Presi-
dents request with a contingent portfolio
in view. About Aug. 1, when the Presi-
dent goes on his fishing trip, the secre-
tlry VIII take a vacation I'm Msssachu-
sets, and his friends can then see how
agreeable and satisfactory place the
war portfolio is.
MR.. CLEVELAND, PROM THE FIRST,
has shown a very leuieut spirit towards
tina Republican editors who happen 10 DE
OffcehOlders. This is uot speaking OF the
numerous Democratic editors " Who have
been substantially remembered by him.
You know how almost every country
editor has. during the Republican rule,
held some place, in the form OF post
office or internal revenue cOilcctOrshlp.
These men who run the country press
are generally the nRrrOwest and bltterest
OcpaTtSans. II is but Justice TO Cleye-
land-and l do not think the fact
has been published before-tO say that in
nOcase has he allowed Republican editor
20 be turned out Of office on account OF
utterances made in his paper during the
campaign rejecting on his personal char
acter. ! do not say that this has been
made a rule Of future c0nduct simply
that until now il has so been done. Hun
dreds of such cases, fully proven, have
been called to his attention, but he las
high ideas Of what the liberty Of the press
should De, and ia no instance has allowed
matters affecting himself while ne was a
private citizen to weigh IN max
ing removals Several, however,
who have attacked him yici0usly since he
TOOK ms place in the White House have
been removed for that reason, the Presl-
dent making a distinction between as
Baults on a candidate and on the Presi-
dent by an editorial oficeholder. This IL
certainly liberal, and shows a different
disposition from that eynced by Mr..
Biaine's black list, prepared tor use in
case be had reached the hlte House.
sPEAkER CARLISLE CAME TO TOWN
last Friday and stayed over Sunday, os-
tensibly TO get a Con-ulsbip Tor Alex.
n0ifzie. a tOWnsmau Ofhis, who is anxious
10 serve his country abroad. Another
matter took up more Of E.s attention, and
was discussed by him IN several inter
views with the powers that De. IL Is con-
Ceded that Carlisle viii be given another
tefm as Speaker. But be Is receiving "A
mass OF circumstances against making
Randall once more the Car of the House,
and permitting him 70 prevent any bust
ress OF importance from being transacted
by placing him at the head of the Appro-
Priatons Committee. The President has
an ambition TO see Congress do some
thing. Pert OF the Democratic members
feel the same way, while all the tarIil re-
formers, especially the Morrison crowd
hate Randall. His only power lies IN
being at the head OF the chief committee.
These elements are urging Carlisle to
dslodge him. Carlisle is an amiable
man, and he hates to precipitate "A frat
class row by doing it. Iney tell him
mat there Is no other way. Randall
claims that the Presidents under Oblica-
tons TO him for getting Alt Of the race
atChicago, though u Is seli-evident that
Randall retired because the Pennsylva-
niaBs would not vote for him after the first
ballet. Carlisle wants 90 md out how the
administration feels on the Randall ques-
ten. but / understand that IL has no opin-
IONS to express Just nov. But Randall is
y hard man TO dislodge. To put another
person in his place if, OF course, equVa-
lent 10 a declaration OF war on the part of
the revenue fefOrmers, and il is doubtful
whether they are ready for that vet.