The sun., 1888-11-22
VOL. VINO. So.
GEN. HARRlSON'S CABINET.
=, r,1LKR rs LEFT OFF THERE'LL BE
VAR IN NEW FORK STATE

,.unot he Pincnted with the Promise
yyui,sn Maxwell Evarts's Seat In tho
s.,ate- -Iadiann's Represcntnttve May
y.J. NJ, Wilson for Attorney General.
v,spSeToN, Nov. 21.-The news from
,.york In to-day's Sun that Warner Miller
N.r,d he turned down. and that Thomas c.
W., vould be Secretary OF the Treasury In
y, Harrison's Cabinet naturally created
s,,bere The relations OF Gen. Harrison and
y, Miller have always been so close and
,L.ndly that surprise is expressed that Mr..
sa.,t sbould be preferred to the man who fell
:. the breastworks leading the Republican
,,,orn bope in New York. 1t is not believed
,.ro that Mr.. Miller has been plncated with
.,rtbing so vague and uncertain as the Hob.
Vn,am Maxwell Evartss seat in the Senate.
NJ Eyarts is not at all likely to be elevated to
N. supreme bench. as the reports have It. Mr..
T,,ts will be II years old In February, q year
,.,tthe age at which the Supreme Justices are
mpposed to retire. II he is to be ooaxed out OF
Ms seat at ALL which Is exceedingly doubtfui,
anne such bait as the English mission will
have to be dangled before his eyes, But even
n his coveted place In the Senate should be
thus vacated, It is no more probable that
Thomas c. Platt and Frank Hiscock would let
warner Miller have 1t than thet they would let
him 60 into the Cabinet.
mi, "ii.i nno - u, en ,sls VI. Son' S
harfisoue s,"te, . .noIe W We nsu' ~ vow
iork. 1hn' 70 ah nI,, 10 Va o"u pio,n, ,a,,
nen' Now ,oiA -. nepuJ ep,,. n .o-uaS. M. NH
hr NOUS nls Hrip nm on tne aneetions Oh the
fuIai hspuonoans q 20 une etate. anu can any
gay cohuU, u, iiolo " S'eEa.es W o.a.e oonven.
uon tnan anVma' s - ria.t. nc wmppeo riatt
'he hkn. ioi supremacy IN .ne NOW iork
oeieEauon " 40 ShioakU oohVeh..on 'wo 10
one anu pu' ior tne hoiiiiyihg enects Oh MI.
Dspews snne ana o,nner. ne woula not nave
sh eaouE.i OF MS fi'ai 10 make Osoinet ON
Ger OF. '.he punishment OF Mr.. Miller now Tor
MS maRnanimHy tneh "ouio oea piece Oh re-
nnea 'fuelty lndeed.
zen. harrison propaoiy VIII pe mace 60
Understand this iaet, no ooes not 40 80 low.
warner Miller would nave carried at ieass forty
'eotes Of the New York delegation to join Sher-
man had Platt and the other supporters OF
Blaine attempted to move over to the Maine
man on any ballot Mr.. Miller did not object
to Gen Hsrrison's nomination. at all at any
stage Of tho Convention. but he did believe
that the Blaine men who were behind Harrison
Were liable to desert him az any time for Blaine.
and that John Sherman Vas the only man who
could surely defeat Blaine. The three men,
bers Of the big four who expected to turn down
the fourth have undertaken q big Job. Number
four is q bigger man politically than any other
two members OF the combination. and time
may demonstrate that he Is bigger than all
three 1t Is sgrmfsed here that Miller Is to be
permanently read. out of the big four. and that
Vice-Presidsnt Horton will take his place in
the combination. Nevertheless. Warner Miller
Will still remain the central figure in the Re-
publican party in New York during the next
iour yef1rs. and his attitude toward Gen. Har.
nson TiD determine whether or not the new
Administration is to break down in the great
StaIe that gave the Republicans their su-
pfoTlacy."
An Indiana man, who Is pretty close to Gen
Harrison said to-day that he was confident
Indiana would have q man In the Cabinet. but
that he would be- neither John C. New, nor
enairman Houston. nor Lew Wallace. nor law
lpartner Miilcr, but Jeremiah ID. Wilson. one OF
,l ,uo iofo"os. lawyers OF inc hoosier State' VINO
show monper 1,es1 Oh tne plg law nrm OF sheila'
uAfssr q wilson OF this caty. Mr. wilson made
at anu'ionM !epu.atlon severa! years ago as
nopieseh.aNe IN congress. he Is a strong de.
pa'er' .eIy Aoie iaMyer. and fearless and
Moollap'"ie man. his services In smashing
.n' iouoh ring "a the Dlstrict OF columbia
., n' ln'a'naoie lie Is e1acuy the sort OF man
.nat uen harr fson would have confidence In.
~ MY wn n"'e ''hg peen personal 1rlends' and
- "Ason spent several weeks OF the cam
tri.sI stumpihR IN the west 1or MS ola
eau ihe post IN the CABINET to which re-
c.. a.. signs Mr. wilson Is that OF Attorney
@ Ni' an once LOT whicn ne Is wen htted.
.. senatorial associate OF Mr. Allison says
~ ~ no KNOWS positlveiy tnat the Iowa senator
"'n no. accept place IN den: harrisons Cabi-
ne.- II MI ALLISON decnnes' ne is iiKely 10 DO
AsHea 10 name representative OF his state for
1wao'net place. II Is believed that his choice
VIII DO Editor Clarkson OF the Des Moines
.heoiser. anu his portfolio Will be that OF the
Interior Department
Inc Impression grows stronger daily that
mr. Blaine will not be in the Cabinet at all. and
.aat John Sherman will be Secretary OF State.
Mr. Quay fully expects that John Wanamaker
viii be Postmaster-G General and there is little
oouot that the Colonel's wishes will meet with
fiesident Harison's compliance.
The relations between John Sherman and
Sen' Alger have been much discussed since
; ooih have been put on the same Cabinet slate.
~ is now said by the friends of both that Mr.
Sherman's feelings toward the Michigan Doodle
sanaldate have been greatly notified by time.
una that they could face one another across