The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-10
EDITORIAL PERSONALS.

Congressman Cannon, who is IAN APP
plicant for nothing but the grace of God, y
attests his carnestneSs by getting out of
Washington. FHiladiphia Record.
Now that Senator Quay has secured the
appointment of his man as marshal of
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, he
ought to give attention to the fact that
his country is anxiously looking to him
for q change in the chairmanship of the
Republican National Committee. = 81.
Louis Globe Democ,M.
Although Senator Sherman has said
that he was not candidate for reelection
to the Senate, he would undoubtedly ac-
cept the Office If the Republicans ot the
State expressed strong desire to have
him do so. This they should do both in
dividually and collectively. Senator
Sherman has been n faithful public SER
want. No living man has performed as
great and signal service to his country as
he. To him was due much OF the sucr ,ss
of the war, and his ability and shrcwd
business management brought the nation
back to sound and substantial financial
basis. Cifrel,o,d Ledder and Ucrdld.
In the death of Hon. Tom Hardeman
Georgia loses one of her best aud bright
est men who has done good service for
the state in the, days when men were
nccded--a man whose brav ennd brilliant
lite covers the most interesting period in
Georgia's history IHontd Constitution.
4 movement is on foot to get the Bar in
different quarters Of the State to send dele
cations of lawyers to Washington to call
IIpon the Attorney General aud the pres-
dent to request that Hon. l.. l.. Lewis shall
be appointed the new United States Circnit
Judge for this circuit. The delegations
will meet at the National Hotel, Washing
ton, D. G., at i0a. m, Monday, March lG,
and II is hoped that as many will attend as
can Richmond Times.
There is a minister at Charlotte and one
from New York, whose names have been
mentioned IN connection with the bishop
ric of this diocese, but just now you will
hear more Epscopalians talking about
Chancellor Gaylor of the University of
| the South than any other man. He is an
| Irishnian by BIRTH but graduate of
Racine College, Wisconsin. He is yet
| comparatively young man, but has so
| impressed himself upon the minds of the
church that he is persistently besought to
leave the editorial field he has chosen 10
take charge of leading churches in the
| great cities.-ANdafd Constitution.
Senator Stewart was undoubtedly right
when he wrote to a friend, "As to the sil.
yer question, ! am sure the people will
ultimately triumph" but he was de.
cidedly in error in the application which
he made of this statement. The people
do not care about triumphing in the man.
ner which Mr.. Stewart has in mind
Ne,o York Times
While the country is overrnn by 0
swarm of men with bogus military titles
it is refreshing to talk to sure enough
colonel-one who displayed his rank IN
der actual fire.
Such man is Colonel Dunwoody-
| Colonel John Dunwoody, as he writes the
| name in full.
If he was tin colonel or mere news
paper colonel, perhaps he would max.
more money, but, AS man OF self-respec
and fidelity to home and country, he vii
merit the esteem of people who come aftel
bim.-Addnta Constitutions. ,
General Ben lie Fevre, who has Just re
turned from an extensive trip IN the
south, says that the political feeling IN
the South, 80 far as he has been able u
ascertain, ~ anIabonistic to the Presi
dental aspirations or Mr.. Cleveland
This is not of an active nature, however
but more largely the cvnviction that
since the ex.Presidents declarations on
the silver question, he no longer is avail
able as candidate of his party. Not
withstanding what the papers up here say
about the matter" said General lie Fevre
"the feeling throughout the South in thi.
respect is nnmistakable. IL now looks tC
me as if both Cleveland and Hill ar,
Presidential impossibilities. People ar,
now looking toward Senator German OF
some Western man yet to be named
-PHSJWY Dispatch.
There arenow seven ex-Speakers of the
House of Representatives living-Win
throp, Banks, Grow, Blaine, Keifer, Car
Isle and Reed.
According 10 all reports, the Hon
| ROGER q Mills nf Towns haq NOT lost gnt,,
iidence in his own ability to steer the
Democratic party during the year pre-
ceding Presidential election,--Neo Yori
| SIN.