The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Di.gruntIed Republican oniee Seekers
Senators aud Representatives

The W'vl,ington correspondent Of lthe
New YORK mo telegraphed that paper
the other ~ that the melancholy truth
that the Senators and Representatives Of
the Administration side are already mani.
testing symptoms Of dissatisfaction with
their President cannot be hid. II Is un-
reasonable when a President has not yet
been in office for fortnight, aud while hc
is still compelled to give up most Of his
time 10 talking with visitors who insist
upon being seen aud heard, that complaint
should be made the President u slow.
"lungry and thin,y" though the Demo-
Gratis may have been in 1885, they were
no, so ravenously hungry or sodespcra,ely
ihir-.y as the grave and reverend senators
and The more flippant Representatives Of
the Republican persuasion are In 1889.
AT the same time that the complaint OF
slowncss Ia heard. there is another one.
mere murmur as yet, but growing louder
and more angry, that the President APP
pears 10 have a slate" The nomina-
lions, Il IL asserted, are not made N the
result OF consultation M the Congressman,
recalling the inaugural address, have led
themselves 90 expect they would be, but
: appear 10 be the development, OF put
tsaiob." A New York Republican In one
oI nfIouscs OF Congress who has been
yof much interested In an important OF.
lcI Soon 10 be filed, and who has made
efforts 20 impress his views about
Z mat should be done upon the President,
said today that there was absolutely no
use OF going 10 him, or prcsumng 10 oiler
him advice, for lac was 10 fully informed,
or though hc was, on the subject that his
mind appeared TO be unable 10 accommo-
date an additional idea on the subject
Just who is responsible for the appoint
mcnt Of Cyrus Busscy, of. New York, 10 bc
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior no one
except Secretary Noble and Gen. John n.
Knapp appeared 10 know. Gen. Knapp
Il greatly pleased at the appointment, but
New Workers who never heard Of him and
who cannot find his name In the City ID.
rcclory ao cudgcling their brains 10 find
ont why ~ comparative a stranger should
have been chosen. Even the New York
Senators doubt his title 20 New York citi-
zcnship. and Il looks rs though Mr.. His.
cock and Mr.. EvartH would have TO hunt
up reasons for insisting upon his coniirma-
ton.
Iho Irritation ici Dy inc Huhoh othh
tors when Mr.. Tichenor was appointed
from Illinois TO be Assistant SECRETARY o
the Treasury Is growing deeper rather Than
passing away, since the discovery tha
Tichenor Is practically New York man
and that he has not lived In Illinois foI
eleven years. There was no consultation
Of Illinois Senators aud Representatives u
his case, Il Is asserted, and the lllinoi,
Senators are wondering when the consul
tations promised by tlio President are &
begin.
John G. New Is here, and Il Is under
siood that he will either 70 TO Austria a
Minister or 10 London AZ Consul.Goneral
40 one OF the New York army Of politl
Clans Il able now 10 throw any light Of
The case Of Mr.. whilelaw Reid. Tn
President Is represented as opposing him
while Mr.. Blaine Is declared TO be deter
mined 10 have him appointed. Mr.. New
iellow-etatcsman. Col. w. w. Dudley,
not seen about the While House or !