Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
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r,son's cabinet, 10 the opinion OF the lead
Ing politicians here, will be constituted
RB follows;
Secretary Of stats-James @. Blaine Of
Maine.
Secretary Of the Treasury-William
Window Of Minnesota.
Secretary OF wsr-Jerry Rusk OF Wis
oansin.
Postmaster. general John wanamaksr
OF Pennsylvania.
Attorney geusral-w. a. a. Miller Of
Indiana.
Secretary of the Navy-John h. Thomas
Of illinois.
Secretary OF tho Interior Gen. John
". Noble OF Missouri.
Secretary OF Agriculsure--Warnes Miller
OF New York.
Ali conoede that Window will DO Score.
tory OF the Treasury, aud since the secret
visit OF General Noble here yesterday
morning 1t Is not doubted that he will he
member of tho cabinet. General Mobiles
chief merit seems to be that General
Harrison and hs are Undergraduates Of
Miami University. He IA an lows man,
the head of one Of the Iowa regiments
during the war, and he is q member of
the law firm of Noble & Orcntt Of st.
Louis, snd while good lawyer, has never
taken any part in national hfairB. IT
turns out that ex senator JOHN D. Hen
derson, departing Of getting anything
himself, has been helping General Noble,
and wrote strong Letter In his favor.
General Noble WAS In conference with
General Harrison about three hours yes.
terday morning, leaving on the same
train which brought MIR. Window.
Assuming that Cen Harrison's cabinet
will bs made up rs stated, one thing GER
tainly can DO said about it--Blainism
predominstes. No one. except W. IL. II.
Miller, 10 in the least opposed to Blaine.
Windum and Rusk are pronounced
Blaine men. Wanamaker, until this last
campaign, when be came under Quay'H
infusnoe, WAS o hearty supporter OF
Blaine. Thomas and Noble are subject
to Blaine influence and Warner Muller
will not be suspected OF going out OF his
way to fight him.
Gen. Harrison's balancing theory, In
accordance with which the weight Of the
cabinet was to be nicely adjusted between
the east aud the west, seems to be at
fault. Windom claims to be Minnesota
man; Ru,k, Miller, Thomas and Noble
are all westernera. and the only eastern
men are Blaine, wanamaker and Warner
Miller. The Pacific slope gets nothing,
and IL there ia not kick" about that
from California, i. will be very curious.
General Hartison's friends here are
certainly disappointed at his selection of
Window. Oae OF the most curious things
about II has been i,s secrecy. Col. New
has been looked upon by persons As close
MS any one to General HARRISON as the
next secretary OF the treasury ever aince
the declipetion o. Senator Allison. He
has had many consultations with General
Harrison, and never once has General
Harrison intimatsd to min that he medi-
tated the appointment Of Mr.. Window.
Colonel New, Ia fact, was so misled
by General Hatrisons conduct that
he has always maintained with
the greatest positiyenesg since the
beginning OF the mysterious and 70.
n1arkahle movement In favor Of Window
that he would mot be a member Of Gan.
Harrison's cabinet. Although Col New
was ut Gen. Hsrrison's house on The day
that Window left New York for Iudian.
apolis in answer to Gen. Harrison's tsle-
graphic summons, Gen. Harrison told
him nothing about it, and when, at 10
o'clock Friday night, Dol. New was told
that Window was on his way, he would
not believe it. He said that ii could not
be so-Gtn. Harrison had no intention OF
putting Mr.. Windcm into his -cosines.
Politicians desa ers ams3ed az y h9S
of Political sttGusth IL tns aGgi
always assuming that itg cumposition
will be as stated. What strength in theii
own states have Thomas, Noble, and w
II. II. Miller they ask. 1t is fact thai
IL W. II. Fl. Miller had not been Gen
Harrison's law partner he would not b.
thought Of for anything except doing tn,
office work of the firm.
IMPRESSIONS OF DISSATISFACTION.
An Indianapolis special to the New
York Herald says: II Is settled fac
that the cabinet slate which General Har
. rison will send to the Senate on the All
. of March will be unsatisfactory to hi
, followersssin this State and q disappoin,
ment to the country. General Harrison
enthusiastic friends here prophese
! three months ago that the President cleo
! would select as his counHsllors men O
. acknowledged ability and popularity
/ Many OF them went so fas as TO say TIM
, he would have what would R6mittedly b
I the stronges, cabinet ever chosen. Man
J Of these same friends are outspoken 10
! day In their disapproval of the selel
! ttons that are believed to be thus "a
made.
' BlAins's selection caused thousands a
3 Republican hearts in this state to sche
and when 1t became known that hs hs
= really been called ii was with diff ,ult
. that some OF the leaders were kept ftor
: making public their wrath.
q Window Will he disappointment |
9 Indiana. His financial abil ty is NOT ,
: much questioned as his loyalty to the r.
!. publican cause. Men of high rank
Q Republican CIRCLES here are REFERRING
!, him as forgotten hero, and such q,
q pressions as sbae't numbers will Lev,
/. go In Indianan were oftsn heard fro
l. Republicans of prominence in the hot
Hobbies to-day.
% General Noble Of Missouri, will ala
y be coldly received. 1t Is said that Il
. political reputation Is not the best in 4
own city and state and that lie has new
n been regarded as big enough for one
II the most important portfolios Of the ca
y met.
j. ISprANsroLIs, Feb. ls.--Indiana R
! publioans are indignant at Hsrfisor
=, surrender to Blaine. To show how n
ii pleasing Gen. Harrison's recently. adopt
course is to his friends, even Gen, q,
ID Wallace, who has bean the most friend
o. to Blaine Of any of the leading Rapuh
y can politicians, is greatly alarmed and
doing all in his power to show to Ga
Harrison the danger he ia in, as a.
Of Wallace puts it, of wreoking his ADM
al is.ration. Gen. Wallace oopsidera 4
10 fact that Mr.. Window, the very first tbi
o. after leaving Gen. Harrison's on Satufd
"A afternoon ge1t n oinhAr talaorar,