The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-19
FRENZEL SEES CLEVELAND.

The Indianapolis Banker Says He Put I'm .
Good Word for Editor Morss.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 1S-John g. shank.
lin still fingers in the rotunda of Willard's.
He had intended leaving last night fos
Evansville. but he has decided to remain
until Monday. Mr. Shanklin called on the
President and on Secretary Gresham this
morning and had long talk with each Of
them.
Banker John p. Frenzel and John r.
Wilson, of Indianapolis, were about the
hotels early this morning. They told intl.
mate friends that their mission here
was to urge upon Mr.. Cleveland
the early appointments of s. Z. Morss
TO some consulship. Mr.. Frenzel
went to the White House alone and
saw Mr. Cleveland. Later he said
to the Journal correspondent: II had a
pleasant interview with the President. I
have met Mr.. Cleveland several times be-
fore. and am quite well acquainted with
him. mentioned Mr.. Morsss name to him
and told him that we were desirous that he
should be recognized soon by some good ap-
poin tment. We preferred the Liverpool
pool consulship had not been definitely set
tied yet, notwithstanding reports to the
contrary. Mr. MOrss may not receive the
Liverpool consulship. but / have no doubt
that he will get something that will be per-
fectly agreeable very soon." MIR. Frenzel
see the President again in the interest Of
Mr.. Morss.
The friends of Col. w. E. Mclean, Of
Terre Haute. made another political drive
in his interest for Pension Commissioner
to-day. The advance guard of q Districs
delegation was among the throng at the
White House. 1t was composed Of w. s.
Odell, OF Hendricks county. and Captain
varnell. and they came in the interests Of
Mr.. Mclean. The members of the commit
tee which had the recent Grand
Army encampment In charge. in
cluding Messrs. John Joy Edison.
Lawrence Gardner and Ellis Spear. are
expected to call upon the President in Q
Army of the Republic of the District 10
anxious to have Mr.. Mclean appointed to
this position. MIR. Odell did not SEQ
the the. =. President r this s.., morning; 6ns
Colonel Mclean also called at the White
House with Senator Voorhees, While is
may be said that President Cleveland has
high regard for Colonel Mclean, and con-
siders hini an efficient officer. it 10 safe TO
say he Will not be Commissioners of Pen.
siODe.
Senators Voorhees, and Turpie and Rep
resentative McNagny made q call on Presi-
dent Cleveland this morning and iutro-
duced two promising candidates for aiplo-
matte honors-Wili H. English. of Indian
apolis. and Montgomery Hamilton, OF Fort
Wayne. Their candidacy was not sug-
gested and the callers renamed with the
President only q few minutes.
Congressman BretZ called on the Presi-
dent and introduced Ephraim Inman. of
Shoals, who is O candidate for revenue
agent.
DR.. Teal. of Kendallville. arrived to-day
and shortly afterwards announced his can.
didscy for consul TO Glasgow.
Crawford Fairbanks. of Terre Haute. 10
said to have designs on the Mississippi-
river commisslonership. and bis friends
are making effort In his behalf
Applications for appointments were filed
at the Treasury Department to-day by the
following Hoosier Democrats: T.. r. Will
llams. OF Terre Haute. for collector of tho
Seventh district, Taylor Il. Julian. of La
fsyette, for secret-seryice agent; Romeo L..
Depuy. OF Indianapolis. for chief Of d.