Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-26
THE CHIEF JUSTICESHIP.
THE soLEs OF DEAD MEMS SHOES
NEVER GROW COLD.
b Death of Chief Justice Waite Fol-
lowed by Cold Calculation ms to His

b Death OF Chief Justice Waite Fol-
lowed by Cold Calculation ms to His
Probable successor--speaker Carlisle
the Presidents Choice.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The shock to
the community by the sudden death of
Chief Justice Waite has hardly been felt
throughout the city, before speculation
begins as to who will be his successor on
the supreme court bench. The Star,
commenting on the matter, says:
Politically, a man Of another party
will go upon the bench to fill the vacancy.
AS to who it will be, there is bnt little
speculation as yet. There are many can
didates whose names come to the minds
of everybody at once. Two who were
much spoken of when there was
another MISUNDERSTANDING Bayard and
Attorney General Garland-wiu hot ex-
pect or desire the appointment. Judge
jackson, Judge Sims and many others
who were named then, will again be
mentioned. What is thought to be the
most probable Is that Speaker Carlisle
will succeed Chief Justice Waite on the
bench OF the supreme court: 1t is known
hat ne was offered the seat that Justice
Lamar now occupies, before it was of
fered to that gentleman, He declined it
very reluctantly, and his declination was
as reluctantly received. But it was
agreed between him and Mr.. Cleveland,
after talking the matter over, that the
political situation and party necessity
required Mr. Carlisle's presence in the
house to reorganize it and to work to
bring the party together for the passage
of q tariff bill. Mr.. Carlisle at the time
told Mr.. Cleveland that no other public
position or trust could SO suit his inclina-
ton as that of supreme court Justice.
The matter was very s%edulously consid-
cred, and carefully weighed in the bal
ance, n consideration against another,
before 1t was finally decided that the
course should be followed that far event.
ually. Tne political reasons that then
interfered are no longer in the way. The
house lis organized, and all is done and
can be lone toward passing a tariff
bill and shaping the party policy
before it will be necessary to appoint
Chief Justice Waite's successor. There
were several months delay in appoint
ing Nh. Lamar. Three months delay
from now, and the tariff bill viii have
been disposed of In some way, and the
house will be on the verge of an adjourn
ment. The only consideration that kept
Mr.. Carlisle from the bench last fall will
have been removed.
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