The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04

nois. Trey had not
asked for the appointment They naa
not been consulted about 1t, eA-
cept that last night they each re
ceived Il note from the presidents private
secretary, requesting them to call at the
White House, II convenient, at 10 O'Clock
this morning. They went, presumlng thas
they were to be consulted as TO appointments
in Washington for which they have made ap-
rliculiOn. 1t had been reported in neWsEa-
per circles thar Robert Lincoln was under
consideration 10y the president in connection
with the English mission, but the limos
politicians did not care to believe it. Inc
politicians are forced TO admit that this APP
p0lntment, more. perhaps, than Fny yet
made, indicates that the president IS deter
mined to make his individual selections for
the important offices. The resident
HAS CONS ULTED
sena. oys from some OF The Eastern states as
to the nomination OF Mr.. Lincoln fOr this
place At least he has gone so far as to make
inquiry as to their views of the fitness OF Mr..
Lincoln for this place and of the manner
in which the appointment would &c received.
The Illinois senators, there is reason to be-
Iieve, were not consulted by the president
nntI tn : morning. and then only after the
pres dent had decided to send in The name
OF Mr.. Lincoln. Then they were probably
asked whether they would endorse the APP
EOintment OF the son of Abraham Lincoln to
the position Of minister 10 England. VI course
they could not object, however surprised they
NAV have been. state is not in the habit
OF declining so great an honor BUTT is MOI
so certain that Nh Lincoln will not decline
the office. Some OF his nearest friends here
saw that he WIS not consulted as 10 the APP
roin;rnpn- His latest pubIiC utterance on
. -. 81 i . r,,d =, .
the su l-ct u "lllce hOluIhT 10 lo"nu al "
letter written about the time OF the OhlcaEo
rnt.OnoI P,,ruh,iran convention In that
'''''0N'' - '1' - II go ,;,,t t
'cll'I il 0@'l" Iil'1' III a. '''' " we
any office; that he was engaged IN the prac-
rice If hi, profession and was intent upon il,
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ahU tIAI H6 be'l4V' ~ P''"1'O D''
this letter was IN relation tnea 10 nlgner
office than THAI of minister to England. It
i3;o,ol l,; o,,,io, with ,asnoc+ tn thp
tC" LIS pOHI'lO.A wan 'IPOC W
nomination as president OF the CnlIeu
States
TIT >-o>r7x,r1oSg
~, :,.
WASHINGTON, AIFcu H. Inc pIeSluenI
sent the following nominations 10 the senate
tn lcv.
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Ito!etC llucGIr ~ ~ a. a.
BIltan; MIrat daITieau OF ONO: NlhiSte[ 10
germany Alien lA4t nu! ne I hICc VI I 3Ne"
ACrk,- munster 70 husSla' a.! loA r, a1Snii
OF Nebraska. minister TO onIl' I InoHlas
INah OF hthH1s' LnlnISLei i ~ D.
Johh flEAT o. "lSconsiil, NV W a.
NeGLGe D. t'oIInS =. T az p PSI
IeSIueLiV am CIt'SU EclleL%' " d. VI 80 W.;
niaStfrs-Oe L. NanGulld at lace Lake WIS.
iona IL Nelcn at MihneDaEo u ': Mlhn'' 'e'e-
mlaA L. Eastoh at warren NlIN' Mlhh'
Pol nrt Todd Lincoln vino was TODAY nomi-
naIcd 70 he minister to ENGLAND, is forty-five
Vars of age and il tbc son of Abraham Lin
coin He graduated from Harvard college
1Tar,icrI Jaw in Chicag0 and became secretary
l ,,iir PretTc tiartied rrmaininG in
that Dyst under President Arthur. Since his
re-: ireIncnr in 1885, he has been Dracticing law
MINT HaIstood nominated for United States
rniIistIr T." Cierman[,, was born in 1870 at Ross,
Rntirr ronntv ONO and snont his minority on
= fr,n In l1Il ne finished his schOOIiny at
Farmers cO, Ippr near Cincinnati and then de-
cII. 4 to stndy law Of which he so n tired He
did local newspaper reporting on several Gin
Cirnari Mares and in 1881 hpc3r1,r ua1arer of
y dnnarfment on tLe c ncinna5t C0mmerciaI
Tfe foiio,.ing ,aar he ocnnirod n small interest,"
n tbo ,erer and # EaIran raDdIv to ircre. GO in
circn Iafi6n and influence az That in gGS if
rIaS rnDoidarod rTa " Of thh nost D0tont
no,,oraT,ara in ne Wpet In 1870 the = amer ey
;oPoI ~ nb t.a md eor g 1netIInn NJ Hi
atead'S lines did NOT always faIl in nIaasant
TjaIes He nrshrd his paDer forward again to
It's old mace as y leader of Western Thought and
iJ2eu and ne C,.ITnercial comhininE With The
Ga1aftn ia r1vaI asan exn0npnt Of the nrinci-
lies ~ ihn RcTrIIiran Marty in Ohio me Gin
Linnnri EouTnarciaI GolNtte i,nmadiataiI, no
~ ,o+,,il aI or,ran ~ Nnin RannLIicono
Nj IfIS+nod IhoI mimi inc ~ Iavofo hi,nsnlf
r t s"i ! off r5 and aiSo 70 trav airnad
1Ia has .I,vavs hren a Rruuhlican Of \ verv rro-
bounced type
Alien TLorndyke Rice. nominated to be minis
70 ,o,a4a of GTfSTd IA
England ard since 1876 has been editor and
proprietor of the North American Review. He
also holds controlling interest in a prominent
ia -'Ti 1 H. III ii m
~ i.ou Ia Rif ~ S' H-'''N 'F'N'e al ~
~ P dtC ~ u ~ - u = .4,, e ,r 4,-o4. 800.
100 Ia r"ids,+ 80 ops,,T or'rai
+m portUcaI ~ Leet knnuT beranSe
30 bio c"nnacrion I,iTb tLn dannrtment
~ @,o,Itrn 81 stinb Lo -aS nnrI'
e T-iseic,ar trn,n 7Sa1 ~ 100 uo 10 ce,,rn+r
@ or ~ 'to a[ ,s :, IIr|o ri vra+,oto my
! Tbo,n D. nf Lr.,,oy ,.,i,o Las taa,' nc,,od
!;Is ' " W. ~ "a WV, iIn - ~ - w.
a. W t ~ 80 nj a. ~ a ~
nc wa" ~ 80 o, aor r'u ii
eI o a. ~ ,tim in 1GGI Sinna tbot
fn h h9s h"d voria%% aonI ICSiitona in Kan
sna and hae Len', rcIraainTa tiva in cnngrans in
/ sIv successivr q, ngrass,s
| Patrick Egam the nominee for Minister to
| chill Iaa ior MANY yaars hean we'll knnIyr no n
! leader If The irish TconIe He was horn at
! Hailvmahon Comfy Ionpford Ireland in 1871
1 1a7 fopncl o' the Home l'uls league formed IN
John Hicks. who will go to Peru as minister of
two Years Of az lie cor1ns from Oshkosh the
! home OF Senator SAWYER, End i proprietor and