The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
.ur PRESIDENT MIKES MS FIST
sor1u CiRoLIN4 APPOINTMENT.


sou1n CiRoLISA APPOINTMENT
a, ,uu.TIrmanito Appointed District At.
,orrcy Against the Recommendation. OF
,be Two senators - Another Batch of
TREASURY Appointments Expected Very
soor-So Conclusion Reached hrEnrdint
,,e Sew York '1,y Officers - New Jersey
Il. 10 HIVE .snothcr Foreign Mi.plon.
Tru1yGrry. Juno 10.-Thc President was
1, ,ovn ,o.day. and had u quiet time compare
,,ely. AS ho saw only two or thrco mem bors OF
,hcTnlinct ard such persons as he had made
sro.ial appointments with. Senators Butler
ofsouth Carolina and Bryce of Ohio were with
bm during lie day. Tho latter called ut about
.oclagl. and at ho was still occupying tho
attention OF the President number Of
residential appointments wore announced
To-day including the first appointment
IN south Carolina. Tho President an-
narcntly takes sides with the anti-Til-
man faction in tho Palmetto State. for he
amounted William Ferry Murphy District At
torncv, whose principal endorscr was Repre-
,.ntatiye Blawlcy. the leader OF the anti
Tilman faction, and n rank silver man. There
were moro than u dozen applicants for the
,lace including two cy-mcmbers OF Congress.
and MIR. ErGwey, who is a personal friend OF
the President. captured tho appointment over
the rcconme ndations OF tho two Senators.
Butler and lrby. each OF whom had candidates
in tho race. 1t is thought that the action OF
the President to-day in tho South Carolina
case will be the cue for the members OF tho
Cabinet in dealing with future South Carolina
appontmcnts. Up to the present time even
the nprointm fnts OF fourth class rostmnsters
in that state have been withheld. because the
Administration did not know which faction it
Thelals u bitter fight going on between tho
Tillmar and tho antI-1illman factions over
Senate s b is ais" invoiSed Gov. Tiiiman wants
Senator buffers seat in the Senate, but the
i iqi,y' are hardly on speaEing terms. and
they have had several lively tits over
the dDoIS1 Of v Hg p"ena 10 Be- f bstsr
politician than any Of his colleagues has man.
eyed, to kccp, out Of the tactionnl quarrels, put
Butler and lrhy IRE probably disappointed at
WI oppose ,s e the Of r " Ey
ply. who is one OF the brightest Of the young
lawyers i'll the State
Secretary Carlisle had another conference
with the President late this afternoon. and it
Is understood that another batch of Treasury
appointments may be expected in few days.
No action has been taken in the case Of Ap:
praser Cooper. and none may be expected
until the Commission Engaged i'll investigating
lLe luSlcll hUuSe SUBMITS ~ lcpoll III hlo SuSc.
New Jersey is going to get another foreign
mission" said Representative Fielder OF Jer-
sey City tonight. Mr.. Fielder had a confer
ence with the President to-day and it is under
son as Minister to Norway and Sweden was
agreed upon. Mr. NJ atheson lives IN. New Jer-
e has as been zee y urged by Senator Smith and Rep:
resentative Fielder for Minister to Italy. but
The President could not see his way clear to
riy Nay ar a I'm SndOTehing n
fresiG"nt to ask Sir ,Tatheson i no would &C.
cept the Norway and sweden mi ssion. To-day
Mr.. Fielder returned to Washington with an
acceptance from Mr.. Matheson The "a an;
foreign appointments.
There is general rejoicing among Congress-
men now in Washington over tho announce
nent that tho President has decided to remain
here until the latter part OF July. He is
shall be in the hands OF. friends Of the Adj
cal year, and it is said to be his
intention to make as many changes In
and the 3lth inst. as is consistent with the
line OF policy ho has already lGid down., This
yenicut to leave the capital at this time:
Besdes he is deeply intorestedin the financial
ana and be ssst t # rs s fIey
managing the finances.
inc lHlnciS ueIeEatiOu IS mere uuAiOuSy
waiting Cor the dropping OF u few OF the Pc
litica rlums in that State. E1-Representa-
tive Cable appears to be commando in chief
OF the Illinois forces. and Repres entatives
FithIan and Owen scott are his aides e-camn:
and hs is frequently pressed into, sor-
vice rs courier between Illinois head
quarters and the various, departments
Tho Tennessee and Kentucky delegations
are also well represented here Just now. and |
tho members may he Geen floating around the
several departments. from the Secrctarys Of |
fee to tho appointment division. almost any |
hour during the day. REPRESENTATIVE Mc9lil-
lin seems to be the busiest man in the Ten |
nessee contingent. but hs says that he Is re- |
amount OF trampin2 he does daily.
Although the President and Secretary Car |
Isle spent Saturday together at Woodley con- |
sderinG Treasury appointments. 1t is under |
York appointments was reached. 1t was ex- |
rected that tho President might be ready to |
announce the selection OF a Collector Of the |
Port and n General Appraiser for the port |
after his conference with the Secretary, |
but it appears that, tho subject was
another candidate for the Collectorship has
come to tho surface. To-day the name OF Mr..
Roland +. liiil OF New York city appeared on
the records OF the Treasury Department as an
aspirant for the tollectorship Assistant Sec
retary curtis SAYS no has heard tho nHme OF
NJ. Hill mentioned several times in ,connec-
ton with this Office. but that he docs not
know who Is urging him for the place.
sMOKELESS POWDERS OF TODAY
The Are r!Lcly to Cat n Great Figure In |