New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
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CALLERS At THE WHITE HOUSE.
4 LONG LINE OF wELLKNowN VISITORS
MANY SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, SEE
THE PRESIDENT sLATE-MAKERs BUSY
wrrH THEIR CALCULATIONS - THE

naE YREs1pENr--THR sLATE-MAKERs BUSY
wrra THEIR CALCULATIONS - THE
MEXICAN MISSION.
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washington, March as-From early morning untn
| noon. when the President secluded himself 70
prcpara for the Cabinet meeting, strong,
| steady stream of distinguished visitors
| flowed through the porch Of the White HOUSE
men whose names and faces gave them ready admission
10 the President The Vicc-President caleo cary ~
the forenoon Among the other early callers were the
| connecticut senators, Messls. Hswley and Plat
Tbere IA a pretty strong suspicion that they wouiP
like to see Consul. General Russell, OF Liverpool 70
placed by another Connecticut man who woulu oe..er
represent the honest thrift and genuine respcc'ao
Of the land OF steady habts' Senator Hoar Closely
| followed accompanied by Dwight Braman, OF Mass$
ebsetts who acted as the representative and spokes
man of business men and interests OF that state VINO
| desirn the appointment Of Edward ". Klnsley, OF
Boston, as member Of the Interstate Commerce NvnF
| mission. Another appointment In which Masssenw
sets is specially interested, and which Senator hose
mar have taken occasion 70 mention 10 the Presuol
tat of one Of the three Commissioners to oeEoaae a
Inc Cherokces for The oessop OF their lands wess VI
| 90 degrees west longitude.
| senators polph and Mitchell, OF Oregon, called
with several prominent Republicans from tns' S'ee'
which responded with such prompt emphasis % Ine
| free-trade declaration and nomination OF hs pomo
cratic National Convention last Juno. oregon NepD
lcans think they deserve some reward tut hf1ns ~'
first gun of tho last Presidential campaign
senator spooner called with friend, and renamed
9Th The President for some time before he was 1onod
| by senator Sawyer. The Iowa Senators came anu
sag the President together, but weFc non-eomnita'
both as 10 the nature and result OF ner MISSION
senator henderson was another visitor who was eoseoo
with the President for somo time The qolanuhcs
united An declaring that that conference decdco he
fate az the numerous candidates for Public Printer
lint they were not ready tho winner senator
Maoderson Is chairman OF the Senate Committee on
Printing and II is asserted that the President hSa
asked him TO slit the qualifications OF no soVeiI
candidates for the Office which "Reiormer- behouc'
bas msmanaged for several years past senator
ph,r,h wac aecompsu,ed BY friend whom he intro
auced to the President Maine was nprosoa'oa
amopr thu callers BY Senator Hslo, New.HampshiTe
hv senator Blair and Nevada by Senator stswarI
Two other Senatorial visitors were the DemocrSeo
senators from West Vir.tnla-Fauikner ana henhM
who did not attempt to explain the msthods oy weicn
the Republicans were robbed Of the NUTS OF tnelf
victory IN that state and who With becoming modosty
declared that they did not como III behalf OF any
seeker for Office under Republican Administration.
u.nx REPRESENTATIVES wcro among the visitors.
mAsr R.nauhar camc In with Mayor Becker and other
| npff.lonians Pennsylvania was Represented OF
Messrs Atkinson md Wright; kansas, oy hossEs
petors and Perkins Ohio BY Major ButiArWor'n' IL
lno,s. by Ar Mason: Iowa By MsssrS- Lacey ana
nollIvsr: Nebraska BIZ Colonel Dorsey, Who declared
A,. sx CouRessman Valentine Of that stAto VII be
appolnted ono the Treasury Auditors In case ne fAs
10 ,,n 10 the race for Pubic Printer or Commissioner
a, the General Land Once, or for Controleshp'
| t,ensral Cutcheon OF Michigan, was accompanied oy
| Colonel Lincoln, formerly Of that state ont now
| resident Of Washington Colonel Aneoh has TO
ecutIy retired from Office as Commander OF TIE De-
psrtnent Of Potomac, @. A. H. aud Is Understood
Ne giof. faNdYn IA Il
! or the postmastershIp Of Washington The Southern
Republicans were well represented By Representatives
| IIonk and Evans Of Tennessee Brewer, Of North
| Carolina. and Colinan, Of Louisiana, and by big
dele gation from Texas.
! Among the other callers were General schofeM
Nth General PaFhe, superintendent Of tho Military
Academy; the venerable extudGe Advoeste-oenera
Joseph Holt who accompanied by General James
A Ekin the Commissioner Of Pensions Corporal
Tsuuer accompanied by General Palmer, trustee OF
thu soldiers Home at Bath n. Y; oK-CongressmAh
Horr Of Michigan, who delivered nearly hnndfea
speeches for Harrison aud Norton exconsressman
Butler Of Tennessee, who Is anxious 70 Dc Com
missioner OF Indian AEaifs; Colonel II. C. PArsons,
of virginia. and exCongressman J. II Tucker, Of
| VIRGINIA Two Democratic callers wcro s. s. Cox,
who wanted 30 describe hfs deals Commissioner OF
Ae Census for the benefit OF ths President and
coopel W. c. r. Breckenridge, Of KentueRy, 40
COMMANDED By General Price, Of that state. Texas
ALLEGATION. headed By atom ochltree called a. the
PoStofice Department
Fx-congressman Horr, OF Michigan, Nho came here
several days ago at the instance Of the Michigan senS
tors left for his homo tonight to await decision
In his case. He was one Of the frat eandiaaos IN
the ed for the Mexican mission, and bis prospect OF
suceem vss believed to be excellent until the com
u,ication arose which resulted In the appointment
| OF ex-senator Palmer to Madrid. After consultation
wh hs friends here Mr. Ho goes homo feeling ass'r-
ed that sven II he does not obtain the Mexican mission
ha val be rewarded for his valuable political services
with suitable appointment IN the diplomatic or con
sular service He 10 not man to obtain ofheo by
| means of personal and persistent importantly.
II "A pretty certain thHt SV-Congressman Buhef
daspss his vigorous personal can'ass and the stroni
. backing, on paper, which he has receved, VIII mo-
. be appointed Commissioner OF Indian Affairs EVoi
n he should be nominated for mat Office, his confirm
: alton by fhe Senate would be extremely doubtful
; Protests received ct the white House from Louis
lana men against tho appointment Of Judge phiHl
Mofgsn az Minister to Mexico set forth that he IL nj
longer resident Of Louisiana, and that he Il owe
eighty years OF age, and martyr to rheumatism on
dyspepsa II Is represented. the latter troubling him
such an extent that when he goes out 10 dinner he take
little piece of his own peculiarly baked broad with hr
In piece CT paper His opponents say that tho mer
camille interests of this country in Mexico need tn
y care ana diplomacy Of younger and moro activ
n man. 1a
Colonel J. r. g. PthIn, OF louisiana, IL also car
dldate for the Mexican mission.
!. The soothsayers and slStemskers, who were down
east but not dlsmsyed carly In the afternoon "a
covered their spirits after dinner and before bedhm
. they had resdy long Dsts Of names which win Ger
tainiy be sent 10 the Senate tomorrow Althoug
the lists do not agree In many respects that does no
mar their general symmetry and trmtworlhiness. or
) tho least discourage the men who mako them. Her
! 1 10 some Of the representations;
! Department. Of state. Minister 10 Mexico, q. q
. Herr. Of Michigan. Judge Philip II. Morgan an
; C1loesi J. r. @. Pitkin, Iouihans, A. q. Buck an
= osnersi James Longstreet Georgia, W, o. Bradley
Kentucky, +. n Misener, California, Patrick Egag
: Esbrasfs, and Thomas II. Nelson. Indiana INMATE
;, 10 yenezueia, Patrick Esan, Nebraska: Msnsier
Belgium, Judge Pnchcit, Pennsyiyania; Min1sisr I
! Brazil bertrand Adams, Pcnnsyiyanls and colous
,. W. Boyd, North Carolina; Consuloenersi at MOI
/ resl. Q. Q. shephsrd, Ncw-York, and Charles POP.
|. Missouri; consulrDenefai at MeihouIue W. r
Z overly Kentucky: Consul0enersJ at liverpool Jon