New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21

Charles b. Stuart, of Texas, TO he judge OF Tho
United States Court for the Indian Territory.
To he marshas of the United States: David 7.
Guyton of Mississippi, for tho Northern District OF
Mssissippi William H. Hawkins, of Indiana. for
the District of Indiana Abner Gaines, OF Ar.
kansas, for the Eastern District OF Arkansas;
James ]. McAlestcr, of the Indian Territory, for
the United States Court for the Indian Territory.
To he attorneys of the United States: Frank
B. Burke, of Indiana, for the District Of Indiana;
Clifford L. jackson, of the Indian Territory to he
attorney of the United States Court for the In
dian Territory Joseph w. House. of Arkansas,
for the Eastern District of Arkansas.
Ernest P Baldwin, of Maryland, TO be First
Auditor of the Treasury; Thomas Holcomb, OF
Delaware to be Fifth Auditor of the Treasury.
Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina, to be Com
missioner of Railroads.
Tie selections for the foreign missions cannot
be said to have any special significance politically,
Ex-senator Eusts, who goes to France, has been
two years ont of the Senate and has ceased to
be a factor in Louisiana politics. During Sr.
Cleveand's first term he one of the most con.
spcuous Anti Administration Democrats in Con-
ercss going 80 far to assa the President In
debate in the Senate A reconciliation between
Nle two was effected, however, after the defeat
of 1883, and Mr.. Eustis spoken Of last win
ter by many as the probable choice Of the Preea-
dent-elect for Secretary Of State.
The new minister is we'll equipped for his post.
lie is a man Of cultivation and high social posi-.
ton is wealthy, has scholarly tastes, speaks
French with ease and luency. During his ser
vice in the Senate he prominent member Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations, and took On
active and intelligent interest in foreign affairs
As is we'll known, he married into the family Of
Washngton's millionaire and philanthropst, w.
W. Corcoran. He is "A widower, with two grown
sons and one daughter, the wife of Thomas Hitch
cock, of New-York. Washington has been practi.
cally his home for many years Minister Eustis
was Of course in the Confederate military ser.
vice He has always represented the extreme
Bourbon element in Louisiana politics.
The newly appointed Minister to Germany n
little known in public life here. His selection Is
regarded as a highly credtabe one from a per.
sonal as we'll political point Of view. Sena-
tor Mcpherson is credited with having recommended
! lhancellor Runyon as the successor of William
Walter Phelps
Mr. Risley, nominated as Minister to Denmark
is a brother-n-law of Senator Voorhees, though
appointed from New-York. lie is said to be Q
lawyer of high standing and ample means, though
little identified with politics when in Indiana or
New-York. His appointment with those made for
various Indiana offices, seems to show that Sena.
tor Voorhees, and the President have not wholly
abjured each others acquaintance account Of
the formers dignifed insstence his right to
hold the chairmanship of the Senate Committee
on Finance
In filing Judge Gresham's place on the Federal
Circuit bench Mr.. Cleveland has followed the ex.
ceent precedent set by President Harrison Of
promoting United States District Judges to these
higher posts. Judge Jenkins was made District
Judge for the eastern district of Wiscorsin during
Mr.. Cleveland's former term. lie is now advanced
to be Circuit Judge of the Seventh Circuit. His
promotion was eagerly desired BY Senator vilas
and other Wisconsin Democrats.
Ex-senator Wade Hampton. of South Carolina,
is rewarded for past party services BY being put
in the easy and comfortable berth Of Commissioners
of Railroads-occupied until his death some years
ago by another Confederate veteran, General
Joseph z. Johnston. General Hampton has been
crowded out Of South Carolina politics by the anti
Cleveland and Farmers Alliance wing OF the party
and he will now doubtless give up oil actiyo
participation in the affairs Of his native State.
The nominations of General Hampton and Mr..
Eustis were, as usual, 10th confirmed by the
Senate this afternoon without reference
In nominating Ernest +; Baldwin, of Maryland
TO be first Auditor of the Treasury President
Cleveland has deviated from ore Of his recent
rulings. ard chosen an ex-ofice holder. Mr..
Baldwin was a deputy Auditor OF the Treasury
under the first Cleveland Administration. The
ex -ofice-hoder's rule IL broken even more con.
spieuously in the case Of United States Aasahas