The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-10

The list of Republicans holding
over from the last Administration
is still very long. and but few
changes have been made for year.
In the State Department every one
Of the heads of hureaux remain, eX-
cept Michael Scanlan, the Chief of
the Bureau Of Statistics, who was
succeeded ey Worthington Ford
more than year ago. Only one
new appointment has been made De-
side this. and that was to fill the
Avacancy made b. the death OF Will
liam Hunter. Second Assistant Sec
retary of State. by the promotion of
"a. \ Adee. and the appointment of
Mr.. Moore of Delaware to bis desk
s as Third Assistant Secretary. Mr..
Il Adee is Republican, and Mr..
Nj oore was appointed a clerk in the
department under the civil service
rules In July. 1885. He was former
ly a student IN the law office Of
d Secretary Bayard.
In the Treasury there have been
more changes than elsewhere. but
u they have been spasmodlc, and a
large number of Republicans still
hold important and lucrative places.
Tn the Secretary's Office are w. F.
4 McLennan. Chief of the Warrant div
q isioa f. B. Daskan, Chief of the
3 Public Moneys DIVISION, Darius
LYMAN of the Mercantile Marine.
A. L. SJurdevant of the Stationary
4 and l.. G., Martin of the Special
! Agents, as well as several others
or like rank who have not been dis
turhed. NJ E. Bell, the Supervising
4 Architect, still hangs on, although
] there have baea many attempts to
secure his removal and a number of
persons have been recommended for
the place. E. @. Graves, the Chief
of the Bureau of Engraving. and
Sullivan. his assistant, as we'll as 5.
l. Kimball, Chief of the Life Saving
Service. are supposed to be secure
s in their places, and nothing shorG oi
Il an earthquake can get them out
u James A. Dument, Supervising In
q spector-. 6 General Of Steamboats,, has
q kept his place through all tho whirls
n that have taken place for sixteen
u years, and is likely to stay. J. R
81 Garrison, the Deputy FIRST Comp
s. t~oller, was promoted from a clerk
ship to his present place by thi:
ID Administrations, although pro-
n neunced Republican. E. A. Ciif
ford, Deputy Sixth Auditors wa:
q chalked for early dc, apitatien, bu
s@ held oa until to~day. He was al
# appointee of Logan's, but was care
81 ful not to advertise his old-tine in
S. tlmacy with the General, and sci
S. dom went to his house lately. No
= long ago he made call at the Log
an mansion IN the evening, and. a
he was leaving promised to rep-a
tie visit soon.
Yes remarked the General, a
he was showing h:m to the dOar
Z 'come out again the first darl
night
Assistant Treasurer Whelplev i
another old Republican who wa
@ promoted tn his place by the presen
81 Administrations, and th're are
81 number Of Other men who have b,.el
# favored the Same way in tue Trea:
# urer's office. Thre. fourth, OF th
# chiefs division hold over.
81 II. G. Roger o. Pennsvlvahis,
# Cameron rnan, has cen Deput,
# Commissioner Of Internal Revtnu
# for lie .rly twenty years, and expect
81 to remain so to the end of his ia, S
~ In the same Office are Charles Ches
ii ley. lha Solicitor, a New Hampshire
man. and f. d. Sewel', Chief o
4 Special Agents, one of B'aine's ap
q Isoii tees, who have been in the Sci
4 vice almost since it was O'g"nizecl
y and expect to stay. j. j. Brooks
u the Chief of the Secret Service. hs
q peen the subject Of assault, but n
Il one has been able to disturb him