The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
REWARDS ron TEE FAIrnFU1.
A Number OF ArpoiutmeHts the President II
neIdipg Back Uutll After Election.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 24.-There are several
Juicy political plums IN the Presidents fruit
basket, which will probably be distributed
among the faithful as soon as the election Is
over. BY consulting the list Of prizes undis-
posed OF It will be found that there are sew.
eral desirable places In the public service
agGregating something over $50. ZOO annually
in salaries. There is the Italian mission.
which Minister Porter resigned. worth $4,000.
and the Turkish mission. worth SO. 900. There
are manya applicants for these two places. but
the President does not intend to mako the
selection until after his fate is settled next
month. BY delaying the appointme nts the
various candidates and their friends will work
all the more vigorously on election day.
1t begins to look rs though tho President In
tends to hold tho Commissionership Of the
Land Office for Chairman Tom Carter in case
he lie not able to promise him something bet
ter after election. The Commissionership is
worth $1,000 q year. equal to the pay OF a
United States Senator. which Mr.. Carter hasa
desire for. providing Montana goes Repub-
lican md he can beat Senator Sanders.
The o III ce OF Assistant Secretary ofthe Treas
ury. which Mr.. Crounse resigned to accept
the Republican nomination for Governor In
Nebraska. pays $4,000. and is still vacant. 1t
Ia sold That tho place may BIO given to ex-Hep-
TcbeUtAIlNo MCSOIuhb VI .uttyihhust ~ ptcsShe
Secretary Of the Republican National Commit.
J IL Ss iHr. on N tie y District Of Gola q bench.
signed soyoral. months ago. II ia a lie posi-
tiSn. worth 5000 2 year There Is much
s SrnH vaeaSo IN h ,na, sxlsts slr SCI ion n.rS Hh Ssf sasie
ness OF tho local courts has actually 81 Tered for
the want of another Judge. 1t Il said that ne
dockatt. owing to tho delay Of ths President in
s~electing Judge Montgomery's successor. Az
SohSs BY W'sai1 r. CIoseian Sss he 3 local Democr" apr
claim, that tho JudgshIiip should 6e given t.
H"s II sseir IIs sTY y Of Ts sSu psG esrs 81 Mr.; who +; Is /:
one Of the leading. Democratic, members q the
10 e. bar; L, n 9Ns ttansf. for or ~, ,he fasSi co he IS
Which is said to be somewhat original in its
character. and is in every way Gya!iiiled for the
Is urged for the. place by some OF the Itepnhii-
can members Of the bar. and Assistant Attnr-
S Hsy;sienSsnit e MsuTy Sei Sne the hss co Sharo e c ia ans
bench; H vas appointed to his present nnJ oflIs
he commands o certain Influence. he ia not
strong politically.
no aasf e, af the 3 asS Sr yaf rsRsr Sens" as p sptfssi Ply
ss% pt iess 'Es sish e fFfssldsnt faHp FOeee 6fice u9 noS
presided over by Democrats. In spite OF re.
tG Siitsa .'! \. Z. Is WORTH $500: and q sansre:
since tho term Of the incumbent expired;
The Republicans are divided ovor several
candidates, and in the mean time Congress
Down in South Carolina there are two first
r%ointees. At Charleston. an office paying
$500 n year has been in controyersy ever
since the advent Of the present Administra-
Minneapolis Convention. was nominated for
the place. but no was accused Of double
dealin. at the Convention: and his name was
withdrawn. from the Senate when 1t. became
iirnnation. The Office at Chester. s. c. which
is the homo Of Representative HemrhilI. is in
the Cleveland Administration. and although
lodge, hex she stu holds the tort. Tho office
There has been a long struggle over the Post
man. named HUI. was nominated: The Office
lied with the last session Of, Congress.
There are two cont5soversies pending down
ed more or less attention. One is ut Jefferson.
the home Of Congressman Culberson. and the
at Th cuss poam the home asa q be Go 6ssTct.m nan
have thus for been able to withstand all the
pressure the Republicans in Texas have
The Pestlnasters at Munson. Mass. and
Falls. MINI. are, Democratic hold
overs. who have retained their places because
|he, Repuhlicans were unable to agree upon
their SUCCESSORS
There are number OF minor Offices in the
condition. but they do not come under
postmaster-Generail has thu appoint-
Ing power in the small offices. and in many
instances the light over them Is as, spirited.
on"s,, In the various departments it is said
hat the President viii not resume the consld-
OF the cases above mentioned until tho
election, Is over. Then the scramble will be