New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
GOSSIP AT THE CAPITAL.
,,p crrvFr,AND's CABINET AND WHAT ITS
MEMBERS MAY DO AFTER MARCH 4!
THE STORY OF AN ELECTION BET-REMIN1s.
cENcEs OF THE DEADLooK-REBEL POETRY
-wAsu-pAY AT THE CHIEF JUSTICES
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-w.su-nAv AT THE CHIEF JUSTICES
AN ACCOMMODATING JAILER.
u,sb,n,,or Ian. 1o-Whle great interest OF
ooso centyes upon the Cabinet which General Harrl-
con ia likely TO appoint there IS no less interest mani
ss.ad q, Tho question as to what Will become OF the
rocrhers ~ Mr.. c7eyelands official family MI Bay
ard * likely to be rclegated 10 pnVa" hio
for some wears When his successor, MI gray "as
aIooed % the senate Il was well understood that 10
'.,, - he coat whenever Mr. Bayard should
49, 90 ro-enter upon a legislative career. The
st.a.t.n houover of a Republican Legislature IN tho
CO., ~ noIauare has somewhat complicated matters
on1 ,rhuo I, ,s not 10 DO doubted that Mr. Cray
Loyalty TO his chief and patron would prompt MN "
mt his seat at the disposal OF tho ater' Is oDouS
,bat he can under present circumstances ho' ios,sh
without Increasing the Republican malor'y IN 'no
Senate. Mr.. Bayard, though ho' a Hi"' - o.
hos nrobahlv enough TO live on without seeking ONCE
g. tho colo NJ the salary attached TO It, HIS law
nr,c,,co nover amounted to much; In fact, DON'T
ttI, that no ever had case before the supreme
Court hut he win no doubt be able to ada 10 MS III
come bv practising in TIC local courts Vi Dei""'u
hit, Is neither ,mdIgnded in an ex-seeretarY OK
state nor without precedent
secretary Fairchd win probably return 10 DIS honlo
=, Ner,-yorl, after the expiration OF his term OF
20, no Owns handsome house In Washington In
IN, f,,,sbireave near Dupont Circle, for which,
ho,,.,e he maid $4,000 il Is quite poSslole INA.
=. 80, hereafter select washington as place OF
no,1oDes for tho winter He Is man OF conSderapie
means and altogether independent OF ohcs.
SECRETARY whitney viii return 10 New-fork ana
nrobablv sell his house here, as he mas areauy so,u
s,, seat aGrassIandsp He has recently
purchased a good deal of properly 10 iEnoA' mAss,
who're he has been spending bis summers
=, ,a,. and his life OF leisure, which he can ahoro
10 lead n he is 50 disposed will hereafter be PROB
sbIv divided between that place ana NeW-iofK.
don't believe that ho will ever resume inc ao'Yo
nractlce of tho law; much more likely Is II thae no
Will after leaving Washington, lay WIGS 10 oap'uio
the nomination for the GOvernorship OF NeW-iofH az
the proper time, which II IS uhueiS'oou h'i' Nv .
very anxious TO secure.
Nobody seems to know, and indeed nooody seems
80 .,re uber,, secretary Endcott will go after this
Ad,nIristrat,on Is a thing Of the past. 1t Is pre-
sumed however that he will return to live among inc
graves OF his ancestors in salem. more uhpOPular
Cabinet officer has not becn seen IN Washington ior
many a day. Frlgd and lnaccesSIoo "S tNo ''
LLAMA. Mr. Endcott has been almost as useless.
SECRETARY villas will return very promptly 10 MS
homo I'm Madison, Wisconsin, anu 'noio i'sNai' ~
practjce of law He will probably continue 10 h'o
IN homes Of ono day returning Democratic majority
~ the wisconsin Legislature. lie owns handsome
residence and spacious grounds In Madsoh' over
holding a beautiful lake, In which he enterta'Hc" wv
President year before last HIS law once Is sl'u",
opposite the public square ana iaces 'n' ~"P'''''
iI nrohably have all the business that he can at'eh
70 after returning to Madison as his services nave
al,vavs been in great demand by railroads.
Don Manuel Dickinson will resume the pracuce OF
ho law IN Michigan In order TO take place IN Mr'
CieveIands Cabinet he obliged TO throw up WY
lucrative praccc amounting 10 nearly Soo'VOo year
90 ,hereabopts which IS considered very handsome
,rcomo for a Michigan lawyer. Mr. Dickinson IS
,or,,, IN the nerhborhood Of a quarter OF milhoh
bes,des so that II he were not consumed Dy pohu'"
ambition he might rest for the remainder OF MS u'3' ~
peace and live upon the recollection OF inc kioiy -
he sbort relgn and mlsrule PosimastefGenefa'
Mr.. Garland. the picturesque Aitoney-Gehern VI
this aReforms Administration, VIII retire 10 ''o oAHo
,~a,,,s ., Arkansas and 20 Homny HIP as soon as
bls successor Is appointed. Tho modest houSo Wn,0n
Ma rurcbasod here win probably be sold Though ms
rcputatlon as lawyer has not been In ERASED W ns
management OF the Attorney once 80 = ~.
sn,e,v 10 suffer for want OF business lie mas never
,oe, able 10 accumulate very much wealth. !" ~
h,sau testified before the Pan-Eectric inVcsusa'ihs
Committee having an uncomfortable desire 10 SpoD1
, dollar the minute he has made II. But then M
,.s4es exccpt an occasional desire 10 tahe manu-
:. o,er are modest and a IIominy Ill., no donU''
~ lii bs able 20 live on next 70 nothing year.
word a. TO Dan Lamont OF course he j bo'
,.,,hor ~ the Cabinet but his future can properly
- ,eferrcd 10 here. II IS understood that nc mas
ro..,,sd number Of nattering business proposl'ohs'
no h,s accented none and has refused none. lie IS
-, g l,.tne low The chances are that no viii
go, his talent TO making The Albany Argus sun
- Accountable 10 its readers than it IS at present