The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-31
BAYARD GOES TO ENGLAND.
Er. Cleveland Gives His EX-Secretary Of
SAFE a Good Berth.
SEVERAL FOREIGN MISSIONS FILLED
Porter, ~ Tennessee. Goes 10 Chill and Nc
Keusie. or kentucky, to Peru and MT.
Iovncs. of Danvilc. 10 Rio Janeiro.

r-esll.a. To-day sent tho following NOM
lsators q. teo Senate:
r.s D. Rayard. Of Delaware. am
nass.l.r t. Great Britain.
r.r.. Extraordinary and Ministers
Ileaiuo,snuary of the United states:
lan.s p. Porter. of Tennessee. to Chill.
James A. Mckenzie. of Kentucky. to
I.lu
Lewis Baker of Minnesota. 20 Niosra-
c.a. costa Rica and Salvador.
Pierce ". B. Young of Georgia, TO Qua
temaa and Honduras.
Edwin Dunn. of ohio (now secretary Of
'.-.rru at Japam. 20 Japan
Coaslis Of the United States:
D. 81 SnaMDr. Of West Virginia, 70
S-ratfoid. Ontario.
Harrison H. Williams Of Missouri. to
Nrra cruz
ST. Tenlieton Of Maine. 10 Pictou.
Theodore NJ. stephen. of Illinois, 10
Auuahars.
William T. Towncs. Of Virginia. to Rio
claude Meol1er of Ohio. 10 Bradford
Newton E. Euetis. OF Louisiana. second
secretary OF legation of the United States
% Paris
John ". Reynolds. Of Pennsylvania,
assistant secretary of the Interior. vice
cyrus Bus-ey. resigned.
Lawrence Maxwell. Jr.. Of Ohio. solc-
i-or-eeneral. vice Charles II. Aldrich, re-
signed
John 7. Hall of Georgia. assistant attor-
rsy-eeueral. vice George II. Shields. re-
s-rri
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed Her
man Kertz of Pennsylvania. appoint
mert clerk % The Treasury Department
vice General McCauley. resigned. Kertz
WAS chief ~ the mail division of the
Treasury during Secretaries Manning and
Tarchud's administrations. He will as
sumo charge April lst
Thomas r. Bayard.
First on the list Of nominations to-day
and first i'm distinction I'm long public SER
vice is Thomas l.. Bayard. Of Delaware.
It is unanimously declared fitting that he
should Doe the FIRST appointed as am
hsss8ior. am office authorized by the
Inst Concress Mr Bayard IS descended
from "a race OF statesmen, and his his
tory during his lifetime is closely inter
woven with the history Of his country.
He was born al Wilmington. Del, Octo-
Dep ~ .N and although his early
training was for mercantile life. he
later studied and entered the bar I'm lS5l.
in 1852 he held his first office. that Of
l'nlfr4 States c.sfl let attorney Tor Dcid-
ware. but resigned within "a year. He
secaelei DIS father. James O.. Bay1rd. IN
tn. United States Senate in 1863. and
served three consecutive terms with great
distinction. hoilirg places on leading
committees and being one of the rccog-
u.z.I heads " tle Democratic party i'm
that body. In l.V DE resigned his sena-
t.rh st.t TO oeccme Secretary OF state
in President Clcveian1's Cabinet and
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The Minister to Peru.
lanes A. Mckenzie. Of Kentucky, who
rrl- as minister % Peru. was one Of
the cotorie of Kentucky humorsts which
included Proctor Knott and Joe Black
burn who represented that State i'm the
Fa~f,-e.v.nth Congress He is hfty-three
years az age. and. while me was educated
as "a lawyer saw tt % follow the occupa-
u0n Of farmer. pui me- mas louhd uIlle
o. i'oh.e 'Ni..siFely ln po",lcs lI-' anu ue-
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he mas h"'h ' 'i'a-l' '' ."' '"S, wv
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DE- VINO made iAe teitDialt1 H"iiloI o"9
speech az the -. Louis convention When
he hkened Cleveland 10 throusnDrea
keltur XIV race horse made Tor victory. Al
rae Chicago convention De broke away
rom henIf alleiSon eau anu ,o, ~
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The nomination of Alr. Lawrence Max
30 ~ Cincinnati % be Solicltor-Gen9raI
is looked upon as that of man selected
Ira-eminently for his qualifications FOR the
place. Mr Maxwell has never been
partisan. and many members OF MS own
party dla not as taeY ,l"iIn' .I, even NlioM
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p.,fs qcnr uber. he is
- =, tba nractica Of
H. t....l. II. sCr,..d With distinction
t nd o,,o,s a renntaiion
.. ,1o abio-f LAWYERS In
f-.a.r tho nre,ious Demo.
t,t.,r,,t,n Nv Porter was