New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
..rs,nrYT H1RRIsoNS CABINET.


ma nominations which the country mas oeeh
expectantly awaiting for many months w T1.1
communicated to the Senate by freslueno ii''.
rison yesterday, and, in accordance wiOn o'.'-
tom, confirmed Immediately. With thelf on
nouncernent. whatever anxiety may nave pre-
yailed must be replaced by genera ieeltne
"a satisfaction. The new President mas per
formed his first administrative task Win JUS
carnment. and furnished test and guarantee
~ tha shirt in which the party, once moro eii-
dowed with authority, will execute us ~usv, :,
The Cabinet represents Nat nal hepuon-
can;sm. II belongs to no faction appears "
NO preiudice and threatens no reyenges' RlUlu
tho srst name to the last it is made up IN inc
,nterest of good government. In hberahty OF
shirt. I'm sympathy with new conditions ID
eracntive capacity and patriotic purpose 10
has not been surpassed by any ofnci@ nouse-
hold Of recent years. ~ ur
AR blaine needs neither Introduction nor
recommendation to the country. de mas eees
longer known, loved, honored and admired
IRAN anv other American of his time, ana nus
ras,,mntion Of the great Office Of Secretary Oh
STATE win be enthusiastically approved by AL
whose approval Is significant ana criuoisou
only by those whose hostility Is decorauon'
Mr.. Window. like MIR. Blaine, resumes the
oantrol of n department with whose complex
and delicate duties he is familiar through
previous service. His short administration OF
tha Treasury IA memorable for brilliant stroke
which gave him an immediate and worio,Wiue
reputation. A Western man, but acquainted
with the attitude and arguments OF the nnan-
ciers of the East he will command the con-
Ader,ce of the whola country.
Ex-Goyernor Proctor, OF VermonS, the new
Secretary OF Wsr. and Ex-Governor Rusk' OF
Wisconsin,. the new Secretary Of Agriculture
have both discharged executive responsibilities
IA the sstisfactiou of the people OF thoSe loyal
Renuhlican States, and each win bring to the
perforrnapce Of his new duties valuable per
soual preferences and qualifications. The
postofsce Department. upon the efficiency Oh
which. the convenience, comfort and business
of the country constantly and Immediately de-
pend, will be under the control OF Mn Wanes-
maker, whose extraordinary executive capacity
will speedily bring order out Of the chaos into
which Democratic mismanagement Mas thrown
the mails.
General Noble is lawyer Of established
reputation--a qualification Of special value In
the complicated functions OF the Interior De-
parsment, In the selection Of his Attorney
| General, President Harrison has been 80 tortu-
nate az TO be able 10 obey his sense OF public
duty, and at tbs Same time pefpetusoe the IN
innate social and professional relations which
have long existed between himself and Mr.
Miller.
The solution Of the iNew-York puzzle wa
deity accomplished by the choice Of General
Tracy, and the cordial recognition of THAI fact
50 soon as the selection was announced Is par
ticuiarly gratifying, in view Of the jealous ef'
forts which our Democratic brethren have been
making to convince the country that this was
the rock upon which the new Administration
could not fail TO split. General Tracy IS and
| Is known to be, man Of admirable talents
which have BEEN constantly and conspicuously
employed IN public and professional life
I The Cabinet represents and VIII carry Ink
execution the policies and instincts Of Presi'
/ dent Harrison and Of the united party in who's
name he will see to it'that the Republic takes
4 No harm.