The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-30

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From Our ls~suias Gu ld.nt.
WAsuiIN0r0Q arch g. IssD.
President Harris oubtless feels
that having l,seu - solely because
he was q grandsoa = obliged TO rec
oguizs tbs soas q mt fathers. 1t
vss for thsA raAoool bably that he
gave Walker B,aiAo present prom.
iuent position. an1 Dow nominated
Fred Grant TO b. & States Minis
tsr to Austria. ~ Datter what In.
ilucnces caused bin Dake these ap-
pointmsnts It v III BE- hoped that
he will make ~ ~ the same sort.
Neither Of theoo ~ Dsn have ever
succceded In mako wing for them
,slyss, and whilo q sould 10 little
obisc,ioa To givia6 p $3.50 POSI-
tons, t,,ese V ~ ided objection
u sesinR thAo RIVo tions out of all
proportions 70 ~ ever displayed
BY them.
Mr.. John G. Me- Dey's partner In
ths Irnioaa - ensten hIs re-
ward. No has bsoa apsolnted Cnnsal
General Of tts unitsd States n I>a'
don. . position which h said to pay bet
ter than anv osiser untcr this Govern
ment.
And Whitsiaw Rod. tie editor at the
New York Tribune. has obtained the
wish Of his heart. lie has bren noinin-
a,ed Minister To France. His appoint
ment has stirred up considerable feelin.
among . certain clsas Of Republicans
Who have never forgiven him or the
Tribune for supporting Greeley In is'.
Il Ii also remembered that In is76 Reid,
la his fight on Dlsine, printed the Mul'
liyan letters and everything elss dis
crcsiitable tn iiiAins that bs could get
hold Of. However. II B,sins can for.
give him. all others uaay hold their
peace.
wanamak~r pa~es N head II the
ios,otYics DspaItmsat. but Ciaskson II
expected to do ii,s wosk. The ofiice oi
the Postmaster t;cnsr1i u nothing more
than the private adscr II John Wanna
makers rhilAdcipaia store. The t~o
arc connects.i w . private telegraph
~irp - that CHEAP John" may i'r kept
Informed ~ tn tho stats u business at
tho "hrc-crnt counter and other bar-
gain departments of his establishment
A gentleman who has known wana
maker intimately fN many y~ars sA.s
of his appointment u tic Cabinet: /:
John WAnamAkes knows the value II
newspaper advertising better than All,
man living. with psobab'y tic single
exception Of T.. r. llarnum. and Tic
whole business. from the Si,O.nD cam.
I,aign coNttil,utiou ~ the present. ts. ]
am aatisti~si. ie4arSsd ~ him ~ =
strictly bs,sines. transaction whereof, i'r
pays out NJ mach money and obtains In
return All uniimitasi amount os valuable
A1ivcrtixing In evssv pcwuoaper In the
United 2tAAea. He 0a9t care suap
about Using i'ostmastsr General except
for the newsrspcr advertising u gives
him. When his name begins 10 drop
out Of the papers during tho eom'ng
dull season. I expect N see him create
n big sensation by having spme sort u
a rov III the Cabinet and then resign.
Ing. thus x,vinR himself another tc-om
In the advertising line" wanamakrt' :
ufst appointments wsrc cx.l'ostinasirr
General T,ner. II indiana. 10 bc Assist.
ant Attorney General fof the fost"iiic~
Department. and J. lowtic iiell. of
PENNSYLVANIA. Ia hc Superintendent Of
the Railway Maii service.
The Republican "clrau swecpcrs" are
already Disguised with Harrison for his
siown-.s In making appointments. They
arc particular rs 10 where they do their
complaining. as tisev Are not anxious 10
have them get back TO the whitr liouse
jus, yet. They siili hope.
The latest Republican scheme for re.
dncing the Treasury surplus IL To
double the salaries Of Senators and Rep.
rcscntaiiycs. The Senate has been al.
ready sounded OF this question. and II
Is In favor Of It. rs might le expected.
Tho employees Of the Agricultural de-
pat;mcnt have presented ex.Sccrrtar,
Coleman with a handsome antique oak
hall clock. eight feet high. a n token Of
the esteem In which lie Ia held by them.
Harrison and Biaibe are. In the Ian
gsiagc Of the street utcliin. "in the
soup" The trouble came through the
OF Euaine Schuyler to II,
Assistant Secretary Of STATE. a more
man IN tic Senate 1t
would have been hard To iiitL. aud IL is
that the President and Mr.
blaine should not iss&a known this.
principal cfIsnse was = book
American Diplomacy" written By him
soine years ago. IN Which I've took occa-
sion to criticise Gen. Grant. then Pres
idcnt, In = very severe manner, also Mr..
washburne. at the ume Minister 10
France. and also the Senate Of the
United States. The President was in
formed that the nomination would he
rejected unless withdrawn. Blaine
cabled the fact TO schuyler who is in
Europe. aud the latter declined the
Fanny Canucks.
The following special. dated Ottawa.