The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
WASHINGTON LsITER.

Presidsat Harrison doubtless feel
: that having been elected solely O.
cause he was grandson be is oblig
ed to secognise the claims of the son
of eminent fathers. II was for tha
reason probably that he gave walk"
Blaine his present prominent fa|It'oi
aud has now nominated Fred Grant I
he United STATE. Minister to Austria
But no rGattcr whl1 Influences caus
ed him TO make these apFointmsn t.
it is truly TO be hoped that he Will
make no more of the same sort. Nei
lher Of these young men have SVei
succeeded in making a living
themselves, and while there would uc
| little objection to giving them 81 ,6N
position there Is u v.ry iernl-t 90.
lection to seeing them gwen positions
out Of all proportions 10 auy aoI"ty
ever displayed by tnem.
Mr.. john c, New, Dudleys p.rt
ner ia ths Indiana steal, has gotlo.
nis reward. He has been app"n t.
Consul General Of tho United stat
At London, position which Is sal
30 pay better than any other uut
tnls Government.
And Whitelaw R-lu,tu eIjtog
the n " York rrlounr, ina, oota! it
he wish OF nI7 neurt. he uas .
dominated Miuist6r to France, Al
appointment has stirred up cons t.
rrap!e feeling among a certa n cla,s
If Republicans who have never fur
gwen hun or the Tribune for support
lug GreeIy in 1872. is also remem
oered that le4b Reid i'll his fight o.
Blame printed the Mulligan letlvl
and everything else discreditable /"
Blaine that be gould get hold OF
However, it Blame can forgive him,
all others may hold their peace.
Wanamaker poses rs mead oftht
Posottiice Department but Clark sou i.
expected to do the work. The Office
Jl the postmaster General IN nothilL
more than J,c private oillCe vt JO.nI
Wanamsker is Philadelphia stor,
The two arc connected by . private
wire so that cheap John |
nay be kept infor med as to the state J
IF bus sineSs Al the five cent counter
md other bargain department of hr
.staLlihment. A gentleman who has
<no~u Wanamaker iatimGtfly for
many years says of his appointment
o the Cabinet John Wpnamak~ r.
>nows the value of newspaper ahvrr
isinG tIrtter than any man ltiuL,
= lth pruhrhIY lh" -InRi" "XcrrlrOu
< J.. { HuuWnl and the Whule hU-.
,fSS Il ON ihN iuU,U.G cun,n4l. II c.l.
'ht'"n 10 ihe pf tsent is, | Am sal
'n"d, r"2ardcd by hilE H. a strictly
l-It"SN TRANSACTION whereby hr pay.
ul 50 much money md obtlins i
turn an unlimited amount of val
able advertising IN every newspap,
dvertisng it gives him. When hi
ane begin, to dron out Of the p'
"rs during the coming duh season,
xpfcl to see him create a big srU-a
ION hy hat,ns some sort nla 70" il
ne Cabinet and then reaiguing, ihus
ivlug himself another boom III tn,
dvertising line. Wanamaker's hElI
pgnnlment were ex-Po-tmastfr
eneral Tyn-r Of Indiana. to te A.
sstant Attorney General for the
nstottir" Department aud J Lrwri
ell, Of Penn~NlNauIt, IT, to rup,li.
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