Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
CABINET CHANGES.
Pressure Brought to Bear on
Garland.
PRESIDENT KEEPS MS OWN COUNCIL
Bumors Of Aanning's Retirement---The
Blair Bill--Briliant So
cial Events.


bssu many rumogs during the week Of i'm,
pending Cabinet changes. These rumOrs
are periodic and usually unfounded. The
Treasury and Department OF Justice are
the Offices particularly referred TO, and in
the case ofthe Iarter, gossip goes 80 far as
90 designate the Attorney Generals sue,
eessor
There has been more quiet pressure
brought TO bear upon the Administration
- effect Mr.. Garlauds removal than the
DpbTc is aware Of But the President
keeus bis own counsel, and he Is quoted
a having iutimsted to an ohcious friend,
after patiently listening to his suggestion
On this subject. that when he desired al
vice touching his own business, he would
ask for it. Besides, Mr.. Gsrlardiss proud
man and would not be willing to remain
IN his present position day were he not
sssured OF the Presidents fullest COL
Edenee.
As for the Secretary Of the Treasury,
should he conclude to retire it could scarce
lr be from dissatisfaction with his position
Or With ,ae President, or for any dissstis-
t.cuou on the part Of the President with,him
ss they bsve worked in perfect accord togeth-
sr Tor longer period than this Presiden'
ual term Mr.. Manning has often said,
bosevsr, that be only entered the Cabinet
10 assist the President in insugursing Ger
ram, reforms. This being done, be had no
fTrrbsr object in remaining He could not
gasirs 4, make money while holding 90 I'm
5,or,aDt q place as that OF the Secretary OF
fbs Treasury, snd be has often spoken OF
a settled purpose to retire from public hte'
IL CoyDREss
punng the present week education will
IA the subject Of debate in the Senate and
the Frz John Porter case will De again
Ira,yed through the House. Representa-
- S,inburna OF New York. in speech
On The Porter bill. boye testimony, from
osrso9sl observation, to the JeaIousles
which existed among the officers OF the
armv and said 4alou4y seemed 10 hlm to
ba one Of the the arts taught at West
Poinr The fndiags Of the Court Martial
n ,bs cass OF General Porter were, be
tboryb, largely the result OF jealousy. de
"a. Ioll3zsd b7 Mr.. HOuk, OF Tennessee,
Who said Porter gas guilty Of tfeseherY
aud out 20 have been shot
NJ 4 .,f,p5 - ntrh tx
BLAIR EOucATIoNAL BILL
sE,;,s, in the Senate during the last Con
,rsss a., likely 10 bs repeated IN this:
Tbs s,5;sst was exhaua,iveIy considered
tbsn ard Ettls that is new can be said
upon Il now. .,, all -
the tore trout Of the opposition Wltn
clssrar held before him now that Mr. Gsr
Land ia no, there TO eoufuts him. He still
argues tha, the oil cannot Ind foot hold
IN Iba Z ,1.i,u,iou, and that 1t 10 an IN
syarraprs9's iq7asion Of the States rights
gs 53.z not believe that the whole country
.sbopl4 "a taxed for the benefit OF locsh
ties. ard ka prorrs's that the Government
has no more n sht to make appropriation
for the public schools Of State than fol
ats chlrrhgs or d,sPansa''es
The Senator aid he knew many woulc
,anro.cA him TOR opposing measure ina
sasr,a, - ., a great Ovceht TO the people
oF FAlst.ns but ha PRAYED God be nigh
not fJ,.r 10 giving obedience TO toe Con
-,;.r,.,r he hai sworn To support. an
snsVsr 20 the enlightened people OF M
State would b. ihs, h5 preferred the sPFl
oftrlrb which di-;h not, 70 the oody o
error even though crowned with Jewels I0l
i,s bridal With drs'h
In The course Of these remSSAs, SenAso
Gsorrs M:ssisa2y. asked him If Calhoun
bsj ror vJ'ri Tor q certain measure.
49, Lr,." replied the Senator from Ala
an ,cl With al respect for the mem
~, o; \. Calhoun, ! doat care. Mr.. Gal
bo,n vn.,d ca 5ota sides OF many CUES
IONS AMI voted sincerely every time.
There we're
40 BRILLIANT EVENTS
- tl.,H. e. Ho7ga during the pss' wees
The Presidents third State dinner Wa
held IN honor Of the. Supreme Court an
rbs frat card reception of the winter va
given 70 he Diplomatic Corps. To thu
0,+7 Igu.aa O. Congress we're invited, De
sides tie officers OF the Army and Navy
the Judiciary. and various other Official
a Washington. The rain poured down Il
torrents bat it was carriage reception
and no one attended who did not 90 i
carriages Congress bad only been invite
thrccsh the papers, as it frequently ha
bsao Of late years. on such occasions, an
snpuJer Of Senator'S we're conspicuou
tor their absence. One Of them remarke
that he would no, attend even caucus o
such q slight encouragement. de Ans
the President did net intend any shgn
but be was no, iu favor Of carrying Jefe
soniaG simplicity qlits 80 tar.