Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
piyARD FOR BRITAIN
N. pelawanan Ambassador 10 the
Court Of 81. James.
TovSES CONSUL AT RIO
~om,nations of Inierest-Lswrence
n,,uelI, Of ohio s''''i'o'-"sn''''' "'
.,bsdowcd-washingten Gossip.
,ns ,.l.rr,ph 70 the plsp,,sa.l


.., io the Senate;
.,..s 7. Bayard. Of Delaware. TO be
,..s,5a- 20 Great Britain.
Ar....s Extraordinary and Ministers
,...tept,ary Of the United States :
.s ID. Porter. Tennessee. 20 Chile;
. A. Mckenzie, Kentucky. 20 Perm;
90 Eakcr, Minnesota. TO Nicaragua,
u.ca and Salvador: Pierce Nj, Is.
-.. georgia, TO Guatemala and Hon
fdwin Dun, Ohio NOW secretary OF
....a m Japan. 20 Japan.
.ris of the United States; J.. NJ.
e'4.r Wes. Virginia. 10 Stratiord, Ont.
T.,-,.'n Il. Williams, Missouri, 10
,-nz. NM. Pendleton. Maine. to
.. Theodore NJ. stephen, Illinois. 10
f--r. William A. Townes, Virginia, 70
a.. Jsrc,ro: Claude Meeker, ONO. 20
h,'-.,,,rr R. Fustis. Louisiana. Second Sc
..,-, n Legation of the United states at
I.o NJ REYNOLDS. Pennsylvania, Assist
g.. secretary OF the Interior, oioe Cyrus
i.,,.nce Maxwell. Jr., Ohio, Solicitor
.--r.. r.Ce Charles II. Aldrich. resigned.
I... b Hall, Georgia, Assistant A;tor-
r.,r.aeral. r,oe George IL. Shields. re-
THOMAS T. BAYARp.
r-.. on fhe list Of nominations to-day and
O.. .. 8isuucton IN long pubic service Is
,r.. H. Bayard. % Delaware. IL Is unani.
.,,.r declared fitting that he should be the
s..f r.ro.uted as Ambassador, an onlce auiho-
..tt. fho last Congress. Mr.. Bayard II de-
..er sl irom race Of statesmen, ana ms MS
.-, ..fibe hs lifetime Is closely interviewer
,.r ft- history OF bis country. lie WAS born
Wilmington. Del. October 20. 1898, and,
tu .sA lis early training was for incrcan-
....s be- later studied and adopted the pro-
...... q law and entered tho bar In 1891. In
f. 10 held his first ONCE, that OF United
~.,-. pstrct Attorney for Delaware, Dut re-
...l within O year. lie succeeded his father.
r..s g. Hayard, IN the United States Senate in
.,.Y ana served three consecutive terms with
.--., distinction, holding places on leading
-.-..t .t.ccs aud being one OF the recognized
I.. .Us TIE Democratic party in tha; body. In
.s, nc resigned hts senatorial seat 10 become
.r-a-1rv Il state in President CleyeaDd's
..t.-.t and Whllc acting in that capacity vas
I'd. 80 upon to deal with some extremely khotty
,lf fdireult diplomatic problems, among which
VAST the Boring-sea question, which for the fret
-r.f became an issue during DIS admin istraton.
sac n,s retirement from tho Cabinet hr.
Aaysrd has engaged in the practice OF the law.
TIE MINISTER TO PERU.
james A. Mckenzie, OF Kentucky who goes as
Minister 90 Peru. was one OF the c0ieTe OF Mem
nv lumorists which Included Proctor Knott
s.t .,e Blackburn. who represented that STATE
lc tle Forty-sevcnth Congress lie ~ % years
.t ago and, while he WAS educated as lawyer,
-lv no % follow The occupation OF lntner, LUZ
be- has found time 20 dapple extensively IN poh-
f.a and bcsidcs representing bis state in ton-
..-es. be has been a delegate 70 the last two De-
tnI--sti. national conventions II was ne Who
made tuc celebrated humorous speech NJ Ihe ~
I.4s convention when he hkenod Cleveland 10
alAo r0uCtbfed Kentucky raco-horse-made Tor
,.r victory. At The Chicago convention ho broke
1~av nom Henry WettersOns lead, ana by ah-
..aer timely and witty speech carried number
o. lis fclloW-delegates 20 the Cleveland forces.
The sOuCIT0R-GKsERAI.
The nomination Of Nr. Lawrence MaIwell, OF
Cincinnati. to be SolicitOr-Gcneral Il iooKeu
anon as that OF a man selected pre-eminently
..r bt. qualifications for the place Mr.. Maxwell
has never been a partisan. and many members
O. his own party di1 not. as thoy claiiu, even
spog that ne Was a Democrat. his argument
has been used by sOme who are opposed 70 ms
selecti0r. He IL member OF Leading law
arm in Ciucnuati-kamsey. Maxwell q Ram
sey-Which firm Is general counsel Tor the ID
cinnati Hamilton and Dayton system Of rail-
roadA Mr.. Maxwell II a comparatively young
man, but stands at tho head OF his protession'
JANIS y. PORTER
James D. Porter, nominated 70 be Minister 70
D,lio 10 succeed Patrick Egan. is n resident of
P4-s Tenn. where he IS at present engaged IN
f.- practice Of the Law. lie has also served win
f..u~tlon uDCn the bench and enjoys reputa-
f..,r D. b,i ing one of the ablest lawyers IN his
e..ie. Ind r the previous Democratic admins
tr.lln Mr. Porter was AsSistant-secrotary ~
-trf under Mr. Bayard. ana from lS14 10
T. 1870 was Governor Of tennessee.
PIERCE n. B. YOUNG.
Pierce N. b. Young, OF Georgia. nominated 10
tf iuiafater 20 @ GGRtemaia. was n malor-geueral
.f.avairy ia the Confederate army end was dis
-.raIsaod for ms services IN that cause. lie
va. tte commanding officer at the oattie OF
t-t,iv station. one Of the principal cavalry
I.t..e- ~ the war and the engagement In when
r--.rai Batter was wounded. General Young
r.. etu-ated al West Point but was born and
U.. lived an hts lie In The south hnd Us largo
.rtaulu-JWucr. Under Mr Cleyelands Tor
..r alminis;ratlon be was sent 90 81. Peters
t.rs a- ,unsui-gencrnl bat not liking tue plHce
lr.tr. IA. a.
.leco, formerly representative from Cal-
LEWIS BAEFR.
fafl. Bakor, editor OF tho ~. Paul Giobe was
Dn % Belmont county, ohio, November :,
l-.- lis parents wers both Pennsyiyanans.
t. .s- associated with tho late :. = Cox in the
.r4l.; of the DdRV Ohio Statssman. Coium.
... f.r a lrief period. AuerWard he studied
... .r.cr Judge A. g. thurman Ia lhS1
D.. .-.t-I control Of tho 81. Paul Gtobe aud
fl..tltin The front rank Of western JOUR-
.si.u. re was o dclegate-atlargo from
u.s, virginia m the Democratic National Con-
f...i.L aul was astrOng advocate OF CleEelands
u..Ilsti. % 10 1854; Was delegate-at-larse IRON
rrsvia in 1872 Is an advocate OF CIe'eiauu
nation. lie Vas chairman oi the Demo
.r. state Committee Oi Minnesota during Tho
..,r-upniru aud rendered most efficient ser
f.- h.- ouiy previous political ONCE vas pre-
-..c c.-1 or %. West Virginia senate IN 1917,
r. Was 40 that tilne Republican,
j1HS ". REYNoLDs.
domination of John ". Reynolds, Of Penn
srf-1.., tp Do Assistant secretary oi the inte-
lr - -0mewhat q surprise, az Nj, heyholi -
-.. appear % have been prominent IN poii-
f-. de Is lawyer Of excellent reputation ana
.f- 90 bradford.
NEWTON T. EUSTis
H- Newton b. Eustis, Of louisiana. nomi-
r..i o. ue Second Secretary OF Legation at
f.-t, b, tue son Ot Minister Eustis.
JOuS u. HALL
ST.. John ID. Fan, nominated 10 be Assistant
A. .lrF-.tenera, ~ a member OF The law nrm
10 IS hammond, with onices IN Atlanta ana
O.... sa. tao latter pace being his residence
N. HaTIs said 90 be Cne oi the leading lawyers
...- .tic % man Of great force OF character
... -l1i p .umen. When bat young Inan be
N.. H.I- Judge Of the circuit. Although never
...lfdate Tor the place he has frequently
.... elected az a member OF tho State Legisla-
..-.. ana when 20 elected has always served al
man o. the judiciary Committee lie vs.
' years Old and fun Of mental ana ph's'-
EDwIN prS.
IIt.u Dun. nominated TO be Minister 70 Ja-
f... l- citizen oi London, o. HIS nomination
fle nature Of a promotion. for be Il mold
.lr- IRON thc Previous Democratic administra-
Son. Nr Cleveland, when President before
On. ie Nr. bun secretary Of the Legation at Ja-
tt.t tni on account Of MS services ana aDiitty
..- retained ny Mr.. Harrison. His selection IS
ed io be dle entirely 20 business reasons
CLAUDE NEEKKK.
Ir The nomination OF Claude Meeker, u Ohio,
g. t- C.LsIlal Bradford. England, the President
10 ei" GNt the htrFlccS pi n hoNShopci- -HseiI'
b. Nrcaer Is about 80 years OF age ana has
al. c1nueeled WITH the Enquirer IL Cincinnati.
iI- sas GoycrLOr Campbelio private secretary
sll Las slsays beer ardent Democrat.
H. r. WILLIAMS.
d. g. Williams the new Consul to Vera Cruz,
it itom ape G.raTdeau countf, Mo-, and his hf-
I atment j. In line Win the policy which has
rfr- as,rbcd 20 the PTealdcnt of requiring al
it.tteo- y be fitted for their places. Mr WI
.a-ns has travelled extensively la Mexico and
t.oats the language of the country euentiy 10
4 lawyer ana comes from al OLD DeulVcihuc
.auly, although he has not hiuselt taken
liVl.ucnI pari In politics.
lfE. MkxwKLL's AXE.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell to-day appointed l5s fourth-elass
po.imssters. and Of this number 50 were
to nll vacancies caused by removals. ihe
largest number appointed IN any one state
Wa - 10 Indiana. which involved II re-
movals. In Kentucky there were "A ap-
continents aud removals. In Vermont
there were 70 appointments and 10 re-
uOyals; 10 West Virginia. IL appointments
snd II removals and IN Wisconsin, ~ ap-