Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-15
MERE TIL + Y AR E.
on,i,l Announcement Of Cabinet
Appointments.
,,r,u,E. CARLISLE, LAMONT BISSElL'
r,e.,ury. and War Secretaries ana
s''''' '..,.r.Genersi, Respectivsly--
..o,,h'. and Hefbsrrs Chances
..,.r-,nh to the pIspatch. ]

'.,,,aster-Gcnersi, RespechvHr-
.,,,h, and Hetbsrt's Chances
telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
.....n y. j.. February A-Mr
H..s oGcially announced the names
...r,bcrs Of bis Cabinet through
,.l p,css this evening. They are
..,o. Gresham. Of Illinois, Secretary
"''..' lobn q. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
.... If the Treasury; Daniel ;. La
<,v York, Secretary Of War;
Rs.cl. Of Buffalo. Postmaster
so NFrD OF MYSTERY.
.,rr tins announcement Mr..
..I said There Is no need OF any
.c,a-d 10 the Cabinet, and IL is
q .recu.ate and indulge IN guess
n r..,l make no secret of the mat
.,t ,nuounce the names OF gen
81 acted to fll the positions as fast
d thor acceptanoes and permis-
q -.k.thc matter public"
81 .vuu. BnBFRT. AND OTHERS.
q ,... v.ani would say nothing IN re-
"a liNN4lANAtN " NAN AhNA NfaN
q utuuoned in connection with
Il f. evident that Hoke Smith.
q Herbert. and others who have
8 ..aued are still under considora-
.rference which viii probably
81 Uokc smiths chances one way
...-v,ll De held at M Cleyeland's
.,w York some day this week.
l.
n Judge Gresham,
..- u.ini-n Gresham was born near
q uaruson county, lud., March II.
.-. educated In country schools and
n ..s- o. the State University at Bloom
< . nit was not graduated. He then
.. in Difydon, Ind, Was admitted 70
1888. and became SUCCESSFUL
Ho xqs elected 70 tn Legislature IN
f.t resigned IN August, lSbl' 70
4 .l'euani-colonel Of tho Ihirty.eishih
q tho Fity-third Indiana
8 ....- tnI August IL, 1868, alter the
s. .t..rr. was made brigadier-generai
,..-. lie commanded the Fourth Di-
U...-'e troops IN the fighting before At
received severe wound that disabled
.e.r and prevented him from seeing
...... ..rs.c. March IL, 1853. he was pie-
..., general Of volunteers Tor his gal
.... tlonta After tho war he Resumed
.-,..... q IsW NJ New Albany. IND. He was
s .....fll Kopublican candidate for
& ..-- in 1866. aud Ia o'-oo wa
agent of his Stste IN New
pra..rent Grant. who held him
BOA. ,..ran. made him United States Judge
.... t.1Irt ofIncianA In 1869, ana IN lSeU
s.. .u unsuccessful candidate Tor nl'el
...... erratar. lie resigned his iudgeshlp IN
... fe~9. o. accept the place Ot postmaster
a $3.50. presidcnt Arthurs Cabinet, and IN
. I-~4. GA the death 81 secretary foiser'
t-rr.ferrci 20 the Treasury portfolio.
~
-..l ui,ed states Judge for the seventh
..I irstrict, witch once he still holds.
p. Gresham was astrong supporter OF Gene
. l-ari for third term IN the Chicaeo con-
- 1850. and wasa candi late iOr the
,.qn nomination Tor President In tho
...t.ou of 1858. Last year he was proml-
r.. mentioned for the Populisi nomination
Il .,t.e chief nagisiracy.
Ex-senator Carlisle.
.- Drmn Carlisle was born In Campbell
- .rrtOrl county, KY, September b, lHbo.
. .,- the Youngest son In n large family, re-
A -st commons schOOl education, studied law,
..t for "A time IN Coyiugton ana elsewhere,
ug- admitted 60 the bar of heniucky
fe5S. lie served several terms in
kontucky House Of Representatives
ing IN the mean time an extensive and lu-
..r inw-practce. During the civil war ne
Dpo>sd O. secession. In 1880 ana loON ne
member Of the state Senate. He was
.nte to tho National Democratic Convention
Ina New York I'm 1865, was Lieutenant-1ov-
.... q kentucky from 1871 10 1872 ana III
-.-.. ..- a pfe4idential olcetor. Tho same
. .. r4s elected % Congress, taking his
. .. March, 1877, and WAS i've times
r lie soon became prominent az a
leader. waa appointed member OF
.. ..- t'ee N Ways and Means, and at
, ......t s',antcn by an able speech on tarlu re-
... .Il- ana tho revival Of American shiD-
b.. r.,ards a. the most important
..- before the county. ON the or
.tr g Congress I'm December, 1883,
..- ...tai speaker of the House of Repre-
4 .n..a..-. @. which once he Was re-electel IN
..... .ff 1851 May l.. 1890, he wss elected
r.,..i states senate 10 OH the lneNpired
...-. .. James b. Beck, deceased. aud took his
! .... r.v -.. 1880. This position he resigned
..tf IA. orlcr 10 accept the appointment TO
4 colonel Lamont.
u,r.e. g. Lamont - wel-known through his
,-.. a- private secretary 20 Mr.. Cleveland
.r. is:ters incumbcncy OF the presi-
..'. .~t-e. He had previously served Mr..
4 s.. Governor Of Now York. Since the end
r- ,layrlaud Administration he has
...s,l In business In New York
q f. .l..f concern being the direction OF
II .-..-.l ..av tuterprises. and he has displayed
Il t- t.I of EFFORT qualities Of the high
q ..l.r ~ "a man of arairs- lie Is
81 ....... New York state. II We mistake not,
Dr.. ..- .-..t-uale,7 30 use "a term which always
...t.- r.l.n ~ credit TO a man, whatever IN
d .. NAV have to commend him. He IS
...l.,.If. .,.uur. beng well on the hither
Hr has o. wife, who was social Ia
-.. ..... tho C.erelaud Administrator, ano
ttiru.
NilsonS &. Tissell.
.af..- Is-eN. Mr. Cleyeand's former law
only stands high in his profession,
.....iar .4s and successful businessman,
.'..lts. capacity l. conceded nj nome
.E.- Hrr 90 Ntw London, y. u, December
i .-t. -rf wien he WAS q years old his pa
io Buffalo lie studied In the
-.if 10 private school in New Ha-
.-..la'cl At ale And at ~ years OF
..... f.. -fliy II law with a. L. Lansing,
.l.. .trtly formed partnership Witn
..1I aud Oscar Folsom. In the fall
.t N.. Ir-cl formed u partnership with
. ...- and about year later Mr..
... ..au@ a member OF the firm OF
uI BsselL That firm was eradu-
.r.. met - the removal OF MI bars 10
account % an health. aud then by
q Nr. Cleveland az Governor OF
E tr, Mr. B.ssel roOrsanized the arm,
...r three years it bore the name oi
t.. -.4.. A Gouiyear. The nrm has al
..i iarge practice. ana Mr. BisHeh
..-. iav years has bcen obliged TO refuse
lnt of the business which has be"n
..... lAospccial character OF hia prac-
'..l hat Of counsel for corporations.
.l r- being one OF the ablest rail-
.+r..- .n iho country. lie has been preel-
.s. ur ihrce railroads In the western
..e a.s and Ia Pennsylvania He rs
20 100 n large number OF corpora
. rf.rHl1 aud commercial Socially
i. fnulal aud compAnionable man
'r.y large stature, he naturally at
f.r wherever he may be, and his IN
20 ..-- -ran cOnvince persons meet
D t.e tr.t time that he is a tt< man
t. ihyrirally. Although man oi
u.n- renplute and determined,
uniformly good-natufed. lie ~
...t l..c ana Is nsuals the LIE OF his
-reie 81 the club. Two years
.r'ei president OF the Buffalo CLUB
'u ttat has existed between Mr.
..l Nr BHseil almost since the lat
fr. t bg1H.o from college has been OF
"riIa aud confidential character
-uf has always placed great faith
-s .ufgmeuL When MI Glove
H married Mr. Bissell was sum
ftr white House 10 act as
AZ his own wedding, two
yar- ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
... f.-. .r ar-, 90 congratulate bim and his
s--llf domestic lie is very plea
.srls one OF Bunalos well-io-do citi-