The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-17
Wauanakeg's Wicked Partner B"rnish
Ing nis Aae-N Nirgiuta Post'"a7tef-
Who VIII Not BE tonhrmed-A
Sorry Tot 81 01ice ->eekers'


position of Solicitor Fcntral ol lHt
United Ststcs There il 30 doubt thai
Mr Gon will accept of this place. lie
wil accept it primarily for the simple
reason fnaf 70 is ihc best That hc can do,
and. secondly. because he would regard
tas a vindication for which so many
peopic now about Washington alleee
themselves to he looking
Tracey NEAr TWcF.
Secretary Tracey. OF theNayy Depart
mcnl to-day hred thc first gun oi the
Republican administration into the fahks
of ihc Democratic employe. ma me red
cral service. lie issued an order direct
inr that ail employees of the several navy
yard. who are on what IS known as me
Suspension roll bc promptly dismissed.
Ncn are appointed to positions in the
navy wards and when the iund out of
which they are paid is exhausted, are
suspended hut stiN kept on the rolls.
MI Tracey thinks ihat hc has discovered
chat there is no law for the mainte-
nance of such 70 ROLL and says that
hi- order of to-day Was based on ihal
discovery. This Is g neat trick, oui WI
deceive mo- one The nipple fact IS thai
aIl She EMPLOYEES oB thc suspended IoI
in tlic several navy yards, are Democrats.
The suspension of that roil gives MI.
Tracey an opportunity when the WORN
nnon which they are employed is ie-
-um,l. oi substituting Republican slIih-
cr- for the present Democratic en-
nloyce-. and in this way be hopes TO re-
move tine 0tium of going for the spolls.
PUTTING Ills orUL0TiNE IS ORDER.
Thcllon f. s. Cark,on to-day took
the oath ol office and entered upon hi.
dutie. a- First Assistant Postmaster
General He did not make any changes
hut hc saw That his aX was Furnished
and duly -harpcned There viii in q
fe,e day- he the deuce and all 10 pay
among fourth class pOsimaslers, Tor Mr
f Carh-0u is there for the purpose of
taking iuc heads ot those gentleman
ne .uch wicked partner for th'
rliv cood Nanuuaktr that tuefe I
already talk Of extending hi'
misdlcfion. So ns to give nm
the authority for making and unmahns
railway mail clerks Mr Clarks0n VII
he ihe person upon whose shoulders MI
Wanamaker win place ali of his partisan
and ..pous like actions. He is mai
penlary fitted for the position. No
even Deacon Richard Smith, of the Gin
cinuaU C.mmsfin- Gu.Ottf. ever pOsse-se'
"a more active and thoroughly competen
wicked partner than Mr Nlarh-on viii I'D
t0 llr Manamaker
Colonel Fred Grant had au interview
yesterday with President Harrison i'm re-
gard t0 his application iof The position o
Minister to China Mr. Harrison hrml'
hut kindly denied the request, hut prom
f-ed fo give him auv other position "a
Minister abroad that Boo might name 10
which There were no complications %
international law involved The re
hti0ns inst at present between thi
country and China are sOmeWha
-trained owing to the recent outrage
and the passage of the Exclusion law b,
the Fifueth Congress li Is not gener
aliv known that when the Exclusion ae
passed. and ifs purport was communica
ted 90 the Chinese GOycfnmcnt th
Prime Minister oi China stated TO MI
Bavard that his people and The govern
ment would not brook such an insult
and tbat this government nce'
not he surprised al any reialla
tory measures which might b
adopted ia tLe celestial Empire. Thu
''' hi rs'.,i,n
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btfA" AND fht 'othi OF 81 JAMES.
10 has been authOriiiYeiy stated 90
|Dirht that Ghauncey NJ Depew viii b.
.eut as Minister 10 England and it vii
not Doe ai ail surprising if his nomination
is sent 90 the Senate for confirmation on
Monday Plaii has checiualiy tabooe'
IS mieluN Reld. ana pepeN Is Hhciy u
tc chosen. IS. De has never incurred th
rnmry of the Warner Miller iacnoni ant
is earnestly supported by the Plat
crowd
There is now pending IN The 0enai
>omc ten or more nominal IONS, maue D.
ihc late President Cleveland ot post
ma>iefships ln Nlf-lnlN nose "' ~. hdi
nn.Fiic' Marion, / uiashl Ni'l' anu " a.
Point became PRESIDENTIAL olhces am
posima,ters were appointed by Nj
Cleveland ~ SUFFOLK W Noous'o,h
aud several olher places th
former postmastefs commissions ha
expired anu thry were als
llied Oy Mr. Cleveland. IL Is NOT al al
likely that Nh cleveland SELECTION
VIII he eohHIH'e"' ana consequently
si"'' ,"' io"'" ",'i',,'.o'tillo u.il. 'ts 81"
iah "i"', No'".i7 "' I',',e, .tesl.
.n l'sti~ ~" '''I . NV '''''y s""nn ,bemseive
.,'ii,...i ,n rom6ne fbeir attention otbes
nH.res which are now vacant They ar
n.ve, at 81 ,oss for a candidate and il
iiseiv flat .eyeral if not an of thes
,'.coacios ,,ill be filled i'm a few DAYS