The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
cLEvELAND,s CABINET.
Whitney and FairchiId win Return toLaw.
Pracice-Judge Hawkins to HIS Mis-
souri, Farm-Mr. and hrs. Cleveland
will Take a European Tour
, The Attorney General may
Live in New York.

WASHINGTON, D. c.; Nov. IL Pres
ident Cleveland is busiiy engaged on
his annual message and received mo-
callers yesterday.
A prominent Washington official
who from the nature Of his berth is
presumably acquainted with the Pres
ident's plan, was interviewed by an
American Association reporter to-day.
He said:
"The President in his message,
which he began as soon as he knew
the result Of the election, viii once
more vigorously summon Congress to
its duty to reduce tariff taxes in the.
face OF tie growing surplus.
HWhile / have not read even such
portions ofthe forthcoming messages
have beeniconpleted, I have every rea-
son to believe, from the care and assid-
uity with which the President has par
sued the work, that it will be mostre-
markable document. 9.
@fhe secretary of the treasury will
echo the demand Of his chief for tariff
reform, in his annual report, at the
same time reviewing the fine financial
course of the administration. Secre-
tary Whitney viii tell what the admin
istration has done for the newnavy,
and Secretary Villas will tell the story.
of its reforms in the Indian and shes
public land departments while the,
postmaster general will describe the;
improvements in the mail service, in.
! cluding the new fast mails which give
the quickest service ever known be-
tween the east and west and north and
south.
"All the annual reports viii be 50.
framed as to give succinctly the history
of the first Democratic administration
since the war" -;
The Presidents future plans arc still
undetermined. 1t is believed that he
will spend one or two years travelling.
| in Europe, which he has never visited
Mrs. Cleveland, through the division
| of the Folsom estate in Omaha, is an
heiress in her own right, and is prob.
ably worth not less half a million del-
| lars, in addition to her husbands COM
| Portable fortune. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland would prefer a few years of
foreign travel asa pleasant rounding off
of their White House experience be-
fore settling down to the quiet ofegerys
| day life, and for this reason the Euro
pean trip is regarded as among the
strong probabilities.
Col Lamont, as has already been
stated, will locate in locatein NewYork
in the employ of a life insurance COM
pany, at a salary of at least SIG, 600.
Secretaries Whitney and Fairchild
will both return to New York and en-.
gage in the practice of law.
Attorney General Garland is also
considering proposition to make his
future home in New York.
Messrs. Endicott, Dickinson and
Villas, all of whom are lawyers, will re-
turn to their respective homes and re-
sumo the practice of their profession.
Secretary Bayard has not decided
whether he will remain il Washing
ton or return to Wilmington and prae-
tice law, but it is believed that he viii
adopt the latter course.
Judge Hawkins, the assistant secre-
tary of the interior, will retire to his
farm, near Cape Girardeau, Mo-, and
spend the remainder Of his days in the
| quiet and seclusion of pastoral life. Z