Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Nor b There Any More Reason Now
Than la Narch East why gne
Stlputd feAtRsI.

Nor ID Uhere ANY wore kensOu NOW
Than la March East why gne
Stl.uid HeStRu.
New York Times Washington special.
WAsaISaT IN, July l4.-rue only man
about Washington who ia s7rposed to
know that Secre arv OF State B ANA has
resigned is Mr.. W. 81. Tresoott, and the
fact that the announcement has been
made through the papers that receives
rxclusively Mr. rrescott's Interpretation
o; the vtlua OF Mr.. Blaine's diplomatic
undertakings is the strongts. support of
the report. L. IA d ficult to & 1d any oue
here to-day who has heretofore known
tuytbing about the ADMINISTRATIONS
uurposes and who might bs sn' pected OF
showing that one of the members OF the
Dab net had r-sisntd or will resign. SEQ
rotary Ru.k says 1t is "all nonsense"
Assistant Secretary Wharton rays there
IA no truth in it. The President is at
Deer Park. II he were here nobody
would be any better of so far &C in'orma-
ZION Ia concerned. for tho President
makes point of being without informa
ion on all points in which the news
papers are Interested,
From all that can be laarned, the situ
| alton between the Presiatn mt aud Nv
Blaine il not so much different nov from
what it was IN March as 10 justly the
conclusion that there il any reason for
Mr. Rllins's resignation in July that he
onul3 not have given in March. The
rel4'ions of the two men have been
outwsrdly. fr endly. They have met
| almost daily, and they have re-
peAtedIy driven mt together In Mr.. Har
| risonI buppv. Mr.. Blaine has not had
hia way, and he has not seemed to worrs
hecauss at timer it appeared that The
President had CHOSEN to 90 in the nppo
site direction After he had found on
which WAS Mr.. B'aine's way. The ALI
anca Nth the Malone men in V reinia
after II had been discovered ny the Pr.si
dent that the Mshona people were the
anti Blaine men Of Virginia, might hav'
hsen acc pied by less indifferent m enthar
Nr Blaine as an indication that he wss
% he regularly sunbbed. Hia reference
20 the appointment OF Mr. Lircoln q
merely a respectable appnintment." was
4rev la'i1n NJ his entire lack of control in
rnasirg the toraiRn nominations II there
ts any particular reason nov for lsa"ing
hin TO declare hia rurnoaa of with iraw
NO from the administration. Il is hia in.
f'm health. That he ia mt as wall as h..
yas wear agn is admitted hv hi' friends
That hia routinusnne in office depan led
npon his cortinn 4 vigor was rsasnn
,hle stimulation for him to m when h.
accepted the place Since the inAuVura
'inn he has hnd more had days thar
good ONES. He had one tern
NJ Illness that kent hin In biz
room for fortnight He was apppnaed
n he lame with lumhaoo or some othe,
4nparfioial tronole. but he vas rAsll,
nndAr treatment for tronble that is
more deeply seated than the lumhaqo
Before he left the oarita' for Br Harho
ha il soii to have remarked 10 frienC
that he hoped nv remaining at the shoi'
until late in sentA,nher TO recover nom'
of the e'aa'ictv that he appeared to hav
, Loaf II he DID not, it seemed 70 hin
hat hs could met hope 10 be we'll il
Washington.
That Ia probably the nearest Mr.
Blaine has coue 20 snv that he intends Il
rts'gn. He viii give nature chance Il
,ssert itself, and il does not msni'es
\ d.tsrmir alton to rebuild him he vii
ave to abandon tha attempt to 10 ia
: york OF the State Department. 1t wa
probably tlia rmsrk. made in til
, hearing of Mr. Tre' colt that On
,, ahlrd Mr Trescot = paper TO sa
, that Mr. Blaine would not re urn I
Washington az Secretary of State. A
= Mr. B'aine's return was apparently mnd
! conditional on Improvement in he 18th
aud M Mr.. Trescott has had better oppo
'uni'ies OF Judging whether Mr. Blame
likely to improve bv September tina
, most people, his announcement at TIL
time nj Mr. RlAine's intention IN resiR
NAV he taken az an indication OF his lac
of faith in Mr.. Blaine's recovery.