The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, July IL, 1889.
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent,

WAsHINGT0N. u. g. July 9Th. I.,a,.
Mr.. Harrison has apparently bent the hn"r Ia
the Republican senatorial continuation ana tht
ilrt has created no little gossip here. II has u
course been well known for some tim" past that
quite number Of more or less prominent Ernln
liran senators were agreed because "i real OF
tanCied Sights they had received from the dulnihl>
tration. aud many people predicted open h2,ilIi'
lies hrtwcrn Harrison and the Senate next winter
4 number Of Republican Seuptors, including Nit
son Cullum, Chandler. Dnlph aud lngdlI>. con
shifted over this and other matter, and decided Ia
hold a caucus of Republican senators III the near
future They called on the President w. urdgr IT,
they expressed il TO know where he stood They
were SURPRISED to find that he ">fOud' Just where
they did believing that no important move or aI'-
unintment should he made without consultation
with the party leaders and that their wishes should
hc consulted in all appointments IN their rrNpcC-
tive sections. senator tullOm expressed great
pleasure at what he considered the President 5
change of heart. some people may accuse Mr..
Harrison Of weakness but for my part think he
Was very shrcwd to make up with the senators.
Great is the force Of example. commissioner 9i
Pensions Tanner short time since made MS
daughter his private secretary 1T salary ul LOO
"A wear HOW the new tOniul> ~iuurr Of Indian Al
fairs Thomas j. Morgan. oil Rhode Island, has hI>
wife for private secretary NJ 4 salary ~ Sl"n Il
year Seeing the action OF these officials, Dr.
dorchester, superintendent OF Indian Schools. had
his wife appointed Special Agent. This enables her
To travel around with the dOciOr when he visits
the different Indian schools and get her expenses
paid and a salary ol 80 a day from Kind mel" sam
Al this time there j. Il law against III" employ
nent Of more than one member "i the same family
by the same department.
Attorney General Miller has discovered 4 rare
curiosity. II is Virginia Republican VINO declines
an OlhCc. Mr., e. A. llcctman. WHO was recently
appointed assistant L. ;. Attorney Tor the western
district OF Virginia has written UcrliuMg the Office
uu the ground that he should have been appointed
Attorney and that the smaller office WI, given him
~ the result Ot compromise between certain par
ties. which he refuses 10 recognize. Here inup-
Genie for you, Seldom IN the history # the conn
try has Il President or even Il Governor OF q state
been nominated without the assl~tanr, "l IL" ail
powerful compromise. Had tins grnilrmisl. effect
I'd Il compromise with his temper the foolish letter
would probably never been written.
Mr.. Cleveland vetoed Two bills passed 10y Con-
grr,S To quiet the title oi the land granted tu the
Dcs MOimrS River Navigation Company and HOW
the Attorney General Of Iowa Is her" a>Ning the
department 10 bring suit tosci aside tn title IN
the name uf the United states.
Nrrr"ar! Window only receives visitors NS
business. 50 that he may duDdr whether %" viii
grant personal interview. The Innovation Is not
Tie department Of Agriculture has issued q cir.
rnIr 10 railroad, aud transportation companies
regulating the shipment ui cattle uUu lrNa- and
Arkansas during til" continuance "t the disease
sgrcturs at the biz stock yards Ia ,r" That IT,.
regulations are properly carried out
senator Harris. OF Tennessee, is said Ia hr very
solid with Postmaster General Wauama,rr who
IS said 10 have minated 10 The ~~uaur that d"
might maine thr postmaster "a, his home. Menu his;
Ot rDur>" i, WAS stipulated that the man uiurd
l,rmrlI L. i. Patterson In, brcn named
Amo9r the applicants for iorrign ,a1pp"lnlll "ut
first cousin Ol the late Ben. I'M. Of Georgia. Il j.
nrrdlr>r 10 say that hl> polite, aIc not thu~c II
the distinguished Georgian
The paragraphs oi the American huuuu,i have
proven too much for the sensitive nature Of The Per
sian minister To this country aud h. has dttruuH-
ed 10 20 back 10 the Shah. He carries with him
His master the Shah j. not 81 sensitive. Ur he
would not now b. again visiting England.
The resignation 81 Gen. Jos T.. Johnston Rail-
road Commissioner ha, been accepted. 10 take
effect The 10th instant. This resignation has been
~ the hands VI Secretary Noble since early IN
March but II had been generally understood that
Gen. Johnston would rrmau where he WIS, Gen.
sherman having made personal request uf the
President, 10 that effect. e. Is