New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Graf in the State in favor Of Clevclands nonina-
ton; but Congressman Turner also has an eye
ON the same place, while Mr. BlOunt, who i about
10 retire from Congress. after twenty years oi
service, is anxious 10 be appointed Postmaster
General and feels that a great injustice VIII pe
done to the State OF Georgia and the country
il his desire is not gratiiicd. That the appoint
rpept OF either one OF thee iiiuStrious stitshe"
" a place in the Cabinet wouiu rather assraNdc
lIan allay existing troubles IN the DcHOcld'I"
party in Georgia MI. Cleveland may pc ioi'c"
ieIuc,untly 10 conclude. II he Is as ANXIOUS,
however, TO prevent the reelection OF Juusc
Crisp to the Sprakcrshlp hi, friends III WASP
ingtOn ASSERT aim 10 b., such AN appOIA'nc'U
might and il encctinS Lat result. :,
While there Democratic leaders In TIa-
bama-and senator Push Is orc OF thcm-WhoSc
advice and suggestions in regard I" N'pliicC
appointment Nh. Cleveland would ignore, II ne
did not resent, there Is an imprcssiO'l tilat he
may choose a nan from that stare VINO las az
ways been friendly to him. HAT man Is htpI"
sentative Herbert who will retire from 'oh-
eress at the end OF this session after si\tcei
years OF service, and who is UNDERSTOOD !" .I,t
candidate FOR Secretary OF the Navy. ~ ,aiV
office should be allotted 10 the South, u woulu
ably he given TO Mr. Herbert. but whether ui''
would greatly strengthen the new Admlhi sur
zion in Alabama and the other Gun states "i"''
be regarded as rather dOubtini. c..o and
NissssipDl was an anti-C lcVcland STATE an"
gave him only eight vote IN the vmt" 70 that
state for his Secretary of the Interior ont N nI
sssippi pow possesses no such "Scoi trphtcJ
courier as Lam n st a1n doe for that matter
Mr. Cleveland will not I've likely to CHOOSE "
Cabinet officer from Mississippi hcA' year nn,hor Of
In 1885 Mr.. Cleveland also chose ncn' YAK
his Cabinet from IIOmnv Hail. Ill wv, az ,
ing State Of Arkansas His eNpnrIchce 'hc irdnce
NOT of a sort which will I've hkeN 10 no',mL
him TO repeat the experiment new year, Siid
Arkansas was one Of the six states OF thc 03ll .
South" which gave him solid vote J" '"o ''0
National Convention. .. .o, olr,os+ solid
.,a;nst him although it, was split mo lloS'II
factions on account Of the lottery lWH'..1, a, on
has been rcqueaty int Gahn as Well as because
~ his HIGH abilities ex-senator Eus's III! ~,
APPOINTED 10 the oilce formerly oCculiiou,d Grst
filed. by Mr. Bayard during Mr.. Cleveland "'"
II has also been asserted by some of the q5aiI
nurcs thnt the new Secretary Of STATE VIII M
from Tennessee and that his name IS JdiI.S -,
Iorfar Win was appointed Assistant Secretary Ia
Iss5 and subsequently retired from once Oh az
count If differences between himself ana Nc'Ic''H
Rayald There are other Tennessee TlI,'IU.u .9
co., Gohinot honors however and the Democrats
nj the StaI, will feel aggricvcd as Wen u LISP
nonted if none of them shall succeed l1r zen,
nes>ce gave her solid vote 10 MI N'O'
the National Convention. -, hl.,
The only Kentucky sta'eman Wno :; IL" Scrntor
mentioned for place in tie Napi ,Tf hannem n
annoint him the act would he re9rdcd WIN NM
annroyal if MOI rcr"lrct with wiz cn,nuSIi''", III
Kentncl;v where Mr. Carlisle is highly rcSncclr"
on account of his amiable character anu 'i7' 'Nr
utation as Il statesman. No., c,o,.o,or1
Missouri i a State which offers Mr. Il"Velnl
-, fire field from which TO select onc-li he r
sarv two-mcmbcrs of his Cabinet 20 less '.i H
sy candidates are already il III" ned ana u,r
list i daily growing. 1t Is headed by ,!oNfrhoi
Francis who wants 10 succeed Secretary NOof. a.
,lso docs Editor Jones The third ~ Louis canI.-
date is Norman j. Coleman. who desires 10 iH'ui
70 the head of the Department OF AeFlcut 6;u
lie bss three competitors for thc same onoc
Farmer Congressman Hatch, of llannlnal; farIilPs
nick" Dalton Of Rollo County, ana ConGrrH,Ssiahl
Mansnr. who will retire To private life on Warren
2 miles, the incoming President shall pr9Fllg Io'
him. II ought not 10 be impossible Tor NJ -, -
land 10 find at least ono member OF ms aoii't
in Missouri which State voted solldy Tor MN
in the last National Convention. anu yen II in"'V
NE acknowledged that he may Iud II dt!hcAi' 10
maxi a selection from the abundance OF choIte
material which is so chccrfuly offered Tor HIS
acceptance. -:. 20 C.h;pn-
nrohahilities and possibilities in the S9utI-"l
the obstacles which Mr.; cleveland Will iilve 20
encounter and the pitfalls which he VIII nave 10
avold-will suffice TO show that the work oi
Cabinet making is bcsct with d.hcultleH an"
fribulations which ought not only 10 excite eympl-
thy for him. but praise for the unselllSh P1tilo'S
who are so willing, nay, anxious. to assist MN III
his task.