Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

IL 10 mucA easier for the members Of the
ciDioes 10 oeciie what their future career
VIII oa toan Tor the president hims elf
Mr.. Cleveland has beel in office 80 long
tnat the law business he once had has eI-
tirely slipped away from him. Although
pred to the law, he is practice ,ly man
without calling. He frankly admits he
does not know what he Will do. II Is safe
to say, however, tnat he will nosfe4ize
permanently from politics. az viii ress
sWhlle," said lie to An intimate friend,
sand may go 10 Europe for time, hut
have decided on nothing yet"
Secretary Baysrd will return toWii-
mington snd will re.ergsgs in the ptsc-
| tice cf'iaw. "sS,
| Attorney General Garlsud will 90 tc
Hominy Hill, his Arkansas home, snd It is
not probable he will again actively en-
gage in politics. His love for law and O
quiet life will probably induce him to lead
retired Life in the quiet OF his rural
home.
Lamar has s life position and can draw
10000 per snnum for the rest Of his
days, whether on or of the supreme
bench. He is t1e only member OF Cleye-
lands Cabinet who will remain In the
federal service.
Secretary Z Idicott will retire to the
quiet life Of his New England home, after
trip 20 Europe to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Cham berisin.
Secretary Whitney will take up the
thresoa q his lucIa!iVa law pffctics in
New York which he bsd built up before
ne became csbinst fficer.
Mrs. Whitney will be grestl1e missed
tor her untold Weslih sQd chsrmtAg en-.
sertairmeDts hsve mafe her h6as& the
social mecca Of Washington. E
Secretary Faizchild Wi!l'proosbl ysstnrn
to Albany or New York city, preln he
latter, there to assume scme respond sls
financial trust. 20
Postmaster Dickinson oMDog Il ne
Is familiarly called, goes to dis Aisffgan
home, where he has Immense bns!nese and
professional interests8 cecury his time
Secretary Vlss, whdsA 1ers!ly cred
tied with being the businegg end ofsssHR
Administration. goes back to Wissdkaips
where he left large and Lucrative IsR
practice. n
The small srmy Of commisslonerssx4z
bureau ofii;ers will gradually drop6as 81
the public mind, seeking avenues { en-
ploymsnt for wa!ch they are best quail
ifled. ~ .ssB d,
Preparations srs now bssfsnsde by
the board OF promotion for Worlds
Exposition, TO be held in 1852, for 3
meett2g here Dscembsr 5, to canvass the
sui isct in oil it's phases. This exposition
Is ~ be established ss Washington under
the joint auspices of the forty-si1 states
snd terrisorief, and the sixteen indepen.
dent nations OF the American continent
This great exhibition will be Il e largest
ever held in America. Buildings will be
erected for permanent exhibit of the
representative history, resources, arts
and industries OF the forty six states snd
territories Of The U2!ted States. A hsild-
ing Will also be erected to contain Y 1ipits
OF the history. antiquities, resources,
arts and industries Of the fifteen Spanish
American republics, the empire Of Brszil,
the Dominion OF Canada, and the various
colonies CT North, Central and South
America. A government board will be
appointed by tie president, upon the pass
sge OF the bill By congress this winter,
who will have advisory supervision over
the whole affair, in conjunction with the
representatives, Of the fifteen Spanish
American republics.