New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
SWEET PLUMS FOR DEMOCRATS.

reform" IN THE CONSULAR SERVICE AD-
| vANCED-THREE NEWCOMERS APPOI NTED.
Washington June (Specal).-With the Invaluable
| aid OF Josiah Quincy and a number OF Democratic
Senator's and Representatives President Cleveland TO-
| day made another swift squirt toward the goal OF
reform In the consular service. lie removed two
consus general eighteen in order make
places for twenty hot and hungry" Democrats. and
at the time he disappointed four five times
twenty other Democrats who equally hot and
hungry. some OF the removals would not have been
made II President Cleveland and Mr.. Quincy had not
forgotten all about that era OF reform which they
were to introduce in this branch Of the pubc service
For example Consul General Sutton would have been
retained at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. promoted to n
better post, for which no Is admirably qualified by
ability long experience and thorough training. There
are few, If any efficient and intelligent consular
officers than he in the service OF any country. He
is superseded by Joseph G.. Donnelly, OF Wisconsin
Van Ieer Polk OF Tennessee, succeeds Consul enera
Merrill at Calcutta. Among the consuls removed Is
John J. Patt OF the Dublin consulate, who has had
long experience In the service. Jacob T. Child, OF
Missouri. who distinguished himself Minister TO
Siam. at $4,000 year. under Mr.. Clevelands last Ad
mInistraton. gets the Hankow consulate at $4,000 n
year. Three OF tO-day's appointees York
| men, and two Michigan mon. Don NJ. Dickinson
still seems to possess some influence. Two Of the
appointees hail from the District OF Columbia, and
of them D. j. Parello was formerly In the consular
service.
Tile complete list Of Presidential appointments to-
| day Is as follows
To be Collectors of Internal Revcnue-Murray Van
diver Of Maryland, for the District OF Maryland
James L. Doggett OF Texas, for the Fourth District
Of Texas: Frank p Bond, of Tennessee for the Fifth
| District OF Tennessee
General Of the United states at NIevo Laredo Mexico
Van hssr Polk Of Il to india De
To be Consuls of the United statcs-D. J. Particle.
Of the District Of Columbia. nj Sonnebnrg Germany
al Michigan. a.
taro; W. H. seymour Of Alabama; at Palermo, Italy
frederick fs'S opp Of exas at Bresa GERMANY Alex
ander s. Rcsenthni, Of New.York at Leghor. Italy
G% THOMAS ss o S at at sns
Pulaski F. Hyatt. Of PENNSYLVANIA at santiago de
Leitb' Scotland; Newton NJ Ashhy, of Iowa, at Dublin
Ireland Jacob T. Child Of Missouri at HankGw'
termany ;' William f. Robertson. Of the District Of
Columbia at HAMBURG Germany louis A. Er,laIiata
Of New-IIampshire: at Yarmouth \. s.; Julius MI,h'
at %s de u F" C. Nc
william b. Brinton. of Illinois, to be Marshal Of the
IT, for the Of To- e All nd.n
| inspector.
Alexander G. Rosenthal, who was appointed by the
President yesterday as consul to Leghorn Italy, Is
with o %ss born Tmps oos and NO.
and was educated at the College of the City Of New,
ne o az T In e cs
| graduated from Columbia Law School in 1850: lie
was an active Republican worker ana speaker In tne
issues" he cast his lot with Tammany Hall. and Is
now member OF the Tammany Committee on or.
ganizaton In his district. During the Presidential
| campaign he made speeches in behalf OF Mr.. Clevc
| land in the German language. In which he IS pro
fcient. also In Hungarian, French and italian. H.
Is Trustee OF the Henry Street Synagogue. called
shnari Zedel Gates OF Ioprl and member Of about
twenty different ORGANIZATIONS both Christian and
! Jevsi:h. He applied for the consulshp 10 Hamburg
and was advocated and Endorsed by Representatives
| Cummings. Dunphy and Campbell. Justice Goldfogle
! Register Levy an Surrogate Ransom. His appoint
men TO the consulship at Leghorn was. therefore,
surprise to him. When Mr.. ROsentml went IA
Washington to solicit his appointment he was
chaperoned by the Hon. Timothy J. Campbell. his
| political sponsor who rrandioquently introduced
| him to the President rs. any friend. Counsellor
Alexander S. Rosenthal. frst-cabin passenger and
| one OF the salt Of the earth.'