New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
". s. BIoSELL FOR TIE BINET
THIS WILL MAKE TWO MEMBERS FROM &Ew.
YORK-MR. CLEvELAND'S PLANS
FOR LEGISLATION.

Eight years ago when Mr. Cleveland made UP his
Cabinet be tod; two o. his constitutional advisers
from his state. appointing Danci Manning Sec
rctary of tie Treasury and William c. Whitney Sec
rctary Of the Navy. Unless Tho Democratic wise
who fOrctell political events badly out In their
reading OF the stars the thing Is going to happen
ngain and the 4th OF March vii! again find two New
Workers In seats around the Ca met council table in
the Executive MrrsiOn. ono Of thcs" unqucsionably
IS Daniel Lamont who has finally decilcd to accept
the portfolio which sir. WAitncy held from 1855 10
leS9-that Of the Navy.
In The matter Of filling another place from the En-
pire state Mr. Cleveland is likely to follow the ex-
ample st by his immediate predecessor President
Harrison. who made his law-parinrr. William Henry
Harrison Her. his Attorney General. The Attorney
General Of the next Cleveland Cabinet will BE- Sc
lectcd from among the LAWYERS who have been the
President elects law partners. and there IS large
probability OF the choice falling upon Wilson 5. Bis
sell, OF Buffalo. Mir. Assel has an extensive and
lucrative practice but II Is unders:o :ood that he is will
ing 10 slcrncc II. II 10 serve as the law
officer Of his former associate In tho profession. when
the firm Of Folsom, Cleveland & Eisscl nouiishcd In
Buffalo. A friend Of Mr. BlsSel's suggested yestcr-
day that he might possibly be able 10 arrange Wit
his opulen, clients that their business would
revert TO him again when he rcrcs from the service
OF the Government
The members Of the Kentucky delegation here on
visit to Mr.. Cleveland. which inclu led Coner ssman
W. c. 7. Brcckinrldee cX-GovcTnors = H. lucNIcr
and J. Proctor Knott and W. W. Baldwin. OF Mays
villc departed yesterday afternoon expressing salts
faction with result Of their visit 10 Mr. Cleveland
To their minds II settled that senator Carlisle
would be Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr. Biecldnrdse
viii be promoted into Mr.. Carllsc's place IN the sen
ale. and General Huckner will bc asked TO accept Il
frs-cllss foreign mission What the absent Henry
Waiter n Is 10 get nobody seems TO know care.
From rrescn. Appearances Colonel Water T.
"iett"
Mr.. Cleveland in happy frame Of mind yester-
day tho probable acceptance OF Senator Carlisle
OF the Treasury portfolio. The Presdene elect
believes that he has treasure for the Treasury In
the Kentucky statesman. He looks upon Mr.. Car
Isle as the ablest man now In active service In this
country.
New-Yorl1 politician who has had opportunities for
knowing thoroughly Mr.. Clcveland's disposition IN
making his Cabinet selections said yesterday There
Is prominent Democrat OF this city 70 whom Mr..
Cleveland would gladly have given place in his
Cabinet. and that is ex-Mayor William n. Grace. But
Mr. Cleveland knew that he hah position in his
GIT which Mr.. Grace would accept. This circumstance
has brought the greatest freedom 10 their personal
relations. There Is man IN NewYork to-day upon
whose counsel Mr. Cleveland relies more implicitly or
whose advice In mntters Of moment Is more frequent
ly sought than that Of the eX Mayor"
According to tie best authorities Mr.. Cieveland's
legislative policy is TO include the repeal Of the
sherman Silver law the gradual reduction Of the
tariff upon manufactured articles and the immediate
repeal Of the duty on wool. The Ircsldente elect
evidently expects to his recommendations on
these and other points followed implicitly and with
out question by the legislative branches Of th" Gov
ernmcni. He wants the sherman law repealed and
the Treasury Department forthwith 10 suspend US
monthly purchase OF 4,3Oo,0O ounces ol silver
bullipn but 10 plans have been formulated 10 take
the place o. he Sherman scheme for preventing the
contraction Of the currency.