The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-09
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY OF CURRENT
Events.
How Old They trc-Ihat Southern F"ii'N
Sam Houston- Harrison'- tabinci-sec-
rotary window No Leaders Wanted
The Irish Cats.

Sam Houston Harr!son's Cabinci-se'
Rotary window No Leaders Wnnt"d-
THE Irish Cats.
How OLD TGEY ARE-Nr WindOn
is the oldest member of the new Cabinet
being nearly siNty-thrcc years of age
MI Miller j. the Youngest member, no
having reached his foriy.cighth year
Mir Blaine aud Mr. Rusk are about th'
same agc-fity nine Mr. Proctor j
dfiycight, and Nr. Tracy sixty Mex
To Mr.. Miller the youngest man in The
Cabinet is Mr. Nanamaker. who is no
quite ifty-twO. The average age of the
members of Ilarrison's Cabinet is fifty
seven years. The oldest man who eve
entered cabinet was Lewis Cass, who
became Buchanan Secretary Of state al
seycnly-hyc Alexander Hamilton was
The Youngest of all Cabinet officers
B0ittmore Aweriorn.
THAT SOUTHERN POMCY They Ger
tainly DO NOT wish 10 arrest or PROSTATE
+ the growing prosperity Of the Southern
STATES. Such diah0lical malignitv could
iNWN Ut tWWAA'A iil ill' llfNINN WA fAAf hfi"i
majority of our Republican citizens
most OF whom are too patriotic and hui
name 90 favor consciously an unjust and
F destructive policy. IT is beyond belief,
of course, that The Republicans of States
F that are 10 be injured by the policy now
being incuhaiod would support, with
/ their eyes open. measures whose effect
would be 10 drag them down along with
the majority oi their white ncighbOrs
10 was notorious fact during and after
the reconstruction era that the property
of Republicans i'm the South deprecated
equally with that of Democrats They
suffered equally in income and in morale
hy the general prOstration.-Bdt.mof
SnD.
All the people who know just how a
government ought 10 bee run will come
out of the woods shortly and have their
say They win demonstrate beyond a
shadow of doubt that President llar-
rison and bis staff know absolutely
nothing about the work they are sup
posed to DO. and will advise them 10 be
come mulc-drivcrs or something like
thit Then President Harrison and his
lid- VIII go right ahead and do nothing
oi the kind ft,o,0o NoH
SAN llou-ToN = he Chicago Nor,, in
,,. o,..;,, NV, w. ~, ~, r,
yention met al san Felipe on November
-. 1873. 70 organized q popular govern
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a.. 80 '.''', '''i, 'ii''' '"'
vi .'''i' 49, ''''''b '''' ''''''''' 49,
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lIAnm-oN's CABINET. lIarrison's
Cabinet, from personal and political
standpoint a anything hui "a strong
one. Blaine BE- ihc only man of the num-
Der who occupie- q distinguished posi-
ION ih hl' party ne b. the only one
" n" can 'e iAhhra in any sense WITH
John sherman W iiilam VI Lfarls, .
O'coi-c tdmuhd-, or similar leaders .
All the other, are secondary percentages .
hrec oi Them not having been heard OF .
'he press or permitted them TO be given .
To- me press some days ago a. possible F
'Ppol"'e'7' h'"f"N HFP'"f'
President Harrison candidly admits
hat he has been wrestling with the
'ounsel~ of liis friends with regard tO AN
honest administration of the cOn-titu-
ion and laws of the land After "a fear
ul tus-lc with the c0uNicfin0 elements.
IF his party. he SAYS. doubtless after
much worry and reflection 81 have al
orether rejected tbe snogestiops off a
pecial executive policy for any section
If the country. - NasLciR 1ml,1on.
SECRETARY NINDoM.-ln choosing
lr Window. President Harrison seems
% have had 10 in mind 10 kin two
ids with one sione-to satisfy both
+ lhe Treasury porff,lio lie has if
Gems. failed to please even the peonle
T. Mr Window own Stale or rather
he State of hi, o-tcnsible residence for
IT, Window lives chiefly i'm New York
,uAiriN, lDfrorn.
40 LEADERS WANTED ga matter
,r contamination therefore that ,e
,n look over me conntr, and 6nd wv
''' '""A o'Vi 'no country ana ma no
be- nther ststeet,an h.,tc tl,oir ol,.,f,,.,.
o I,t ,I'a,,. '.,,.t,;,s ',' - i''''''i''i' e.
-irs3;,. Ian, 80 ,"'''',.s' ~
.affrrcd round for concar,eI , (-''', /
.,,,f when - ,,rinci,In +, i,,'i'oi'
hen we divide .f once ma, nm rs,,r
lc. but ON nubljc notices
We don't banker affer any Moses he. J.
1l.e.,ge are nof i'm fine wilderness and $
ven'f anv Read Sea IN cross ~ are d
n PLANES mon nor Ilorriso,,, ,on,, !
NJ, Ci.,,ll.,,i', man, on,I.l'i..5 '''' 49,
an Ne are simnlv America9s end
a knor,s the nnderninninr ont nf 90
,dersLin durinS tbc nininr times If VI
ace Nlr yorf U,,oH T
Al
.ii'.,,,''' '',,> 3, mall. -" ~ ~.
.,nnrr h.fore tho ,i.. 81 ,n pas "u' f VI q
Iarai no';,;onl '' ,o po.,i 'ii, '"' "
1850 There are or.e,,e,,. ',,ns,,a',;,'.. Of
cancv annlicants to tbe nnmLr, of u. al
pre- or more and all tbe fartionsarere
vino tle bitterness of their olI rim.
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