New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THE CABINET IN SESSION.
A DoLEFUL AND SOLEMN coNCLAvE
MR.. CLEVELAND REFLECTS ON THAT LOST slo'ooo
-BRIcE TELLS THE TRUTH AND sTARTLEs
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

TWO STATESMEN.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBuSE-1
Washington Nov. ga meeting Of the Cabinet was
held to-day Although nothing done, full anu
accurate report of the proceedings may be OF n,e'
est at this time. AS soon az the closed tho
vetoed President squeezed himself the chair at
the head Of the table and gazed at Bayah and Gar
land, who were tho only early
"What's this hear about Republican Legislature
In Delaware" asked Mr. Cleveland addressing himseM
to the Secretary of State.
"wen, Mr.. President, as you yourself said, a'cf
elevating your plane OF thought to majestic atuuu'
In last years bleak December, in Delaware Democfa's
have discovered that It is condition and not theory
which confronts U.S.
"Weu, that's Just what's the matter Win me-
calculated Mr. Cleveland. in an impatient tone. 1uri-
Ing to the Attorney General he asked;
Garland, what do you propose to do after harcn
Ar
~why5 replied the Pan Electric statesman modesuy'
al think shall return TO Hominy Hill and resume MY
practice in the Arkansas courts
"Will you make patent law one Of your speciatesf'
inquired Bayard, I'm a sly tone
aNos rctorted Garland Il think shall devote my
self mainly to questions OF international Ia" ana
diplomacy. The Democratic party evidently needs at
Last one man who knows little aOvut that SUBJECT
The discussion babe fair become as hot as II WAS
persopal when Secretaries Fairchild ana "mtneS GU
tered the ROOM The latter at once laid before inc
President telegraphic message which read as iono"s
New-York, November 8.
Hon. W. C. whitney. Washington:
The fig is up Tell the President
CALVIN S. BRICE.
awe1 ,bat,s the first time Brce has spoken the
truth since the campaign began" exclaimed Farchild
and Lamont in the same breath
"Yes,s remarked the President and be added In
tone OF regret, Brce is man OF vivid IMAGINATION
and eloIuence ! should be 10000 better on to-day
II had not listened TO him. By the way, where are
Dickinson and vilasl They promised me the eiec-
toral votes OF Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, iowa
and few other Western States
81 believe they are both showed under" repneo
Secretary Endicott who had Just entered
general Greedy predicted that Wednesday would
he n cold day and | suppose that Villas and Dickinson
were caught in the blizzard that swept from
Minnesota through Wisconsin and Michigan late Tues
day night"
"Ah Endicott you have returned, them said the
President as he looked up at the wntry face OF inc
Secretary Of War.
Eyes, have come down to arrange some IailiS
matters in the hope OF ccmentng moro firmly than
vcr tbe friendly relations between your Adminstra-
uop and the Salisbury Government That being DONE
7 will sign the last annual report OF the War Depart
mont and return 10 Salem where the bones OF my IL
ustrjous ancestors repose. Might l ASK MT fresi-
dent II It IS your pleasure that the Benet circular 90
rescinded or so modified to except women ana
| children from its operatlonl'
| "Oh. don't care what you do groaned MT Ehul-
cott,s master Perhaps, however. you would Det
Ter rescnd the circular. If you don't Harrison VIII
he sure TO do il and make party capital out OF IT,
wish the blank blank order never had been issued
II was as bad a mistake that blank blank nag ouer'
| 7 don't want 10 hear any more about H. AND now
said the President, he from his chair "a''
you people to 20 to work Immediately on your annu@'
reports and send me within ten days such Information
AZ YOU can TO assist in the preparation OF my "S'
annual message to Congress You need not trouble your
self to submit any recommendations. VIII at'enu 10
that matter myself Good morning.
Mr.. Clcvelard's chief clerks being thus dlsmisseu
sadly fled out Of the room. Mr.. BayaFd wore an all
Of deeper detection than any Of his unfortunate com
panions map Of Delaware on a fairly large scai'
might have been traced on his elongated countenahcc
pam said the President, few minutes ia'c''
"Sire.s ,,, - ,o,,o ove,
"Write note to Garland and tell him 70 come Owe
arain this afternoon. ! want him TO have Jenhs PIe
mare an opinion II can maintain sun 10 r.
| cover that 10000 | sent TO Banum ara liFce' ~
was unlawful fOi them to receive u, ana Desluss
| can Mead want OF consideration They promised mt
iob for four years longer al $4,000 per year aile
nerouisites have been swindlcd, Daniel, sWlialeu'