New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

THEODORE RUNl y MADE AN AMBASoADoi
ALBERT ) WILLIS SUCCEEDS MR.. BLoCNf AS
MINISTER 10 HtWAlI-uENN NJ.
ANAIuI GnIS ~ NV II.

MINISTER 10 ntwMI-IIENW NJ
sNNrmE GOES r. nAYrI
Washington. Sept S-The President to-day sent
to the Senate the following II mnations
Theodore Run.on, OF Ne%,J' rsey' 10 De A,''oa as
sador Extraordinary and Penipotentiary oi 'he
AIbert = Wins of kentucky. to be Envoy EN-
traordinary and Minister tenlpotentiaiE Vi '"e
United states to the h@wain as'and' be Minister
Resident and Consu-GenerAi OF IN" h'teu ''''e'
i:hs Nils. Of Virginia to be consu-General at
Honolulu. ,, ., H., ,,orsul-
General at Dresden. ,rcrmany. .,, , CO..
tinted states Con,uls-Georse j. Wills OF G aSa
s,, 4 Nopry. Of Texas. at Acapulco. Mexico;
Henry Il. u. MacIyer OF New YORK az De Gn
many: Henry . G. Astwood. Of New-iork az
Calais france: Leopold Moore, Of New-iorN' at
st Christopher West lEdie'. -
Al.o nineteen poslmasters. a collector OF revenue
and appraiser All recess appon'ments -, xoy.
Jersey to b. Ambassador ot the United Stafs To
81 h~; s mt at to- corrqspohd WITH
the change IN this country OF the German legation
Th" nomination Of ex-Heprcscntative Willis to be
Minister to Hawaii reViN Il an imtelfs sung StotH
showing upon what sender threads sometimes hang
POLITICAL success. Nh Nilli, was retired from po-
itical NJ a. an outgiowth Of an appointment mate
bv Pr.sllent cleveland turing Ms nrst term.
When Garfield was PreSd mt ne appointed MIS-.
Thompson widow of ". K. Thompson and daugh-
ter OF the Rev Alexander campbell founder or me
C1mphrllt- Ct..!Dh. to Ice postmistress OF Louis
VILE Ky Sh..lM as retained by the Arthur Ad-
power the question ~ the removal or retention OF
Mrs Thompson cam" to he front In <rnt n
politics ~ ol the burning questions OF the hour
Representative Willis. back 4 10y senator Deck
favored the ret milton of Mrs. Thompson ana Sena-
tor Blackburn opposed It. 1hls caused split III
tn" party and tho nominating campaign Tor IN.
LIN Congress coming on. '"ine CONVERSATIONAL
took vi Asher CarnIn. AMI supported him as ia
candidate in opposition 10 Mr. Wills who was
charged with not BEING NJ IN me- ieoeI
In supporting the widow OF Republican 10y prefer
ment under Democratic administration rms Dc,
came the paramount issue In fat it triet ana uron
IT AIR caruth came 10 Congress. where ne ma. since
remained According TO the records Mr. Wills 5
Albert : Willis Of Louisville Ky. was born in
shelby County. Ky. on January - lH5 His early
education was received In the common schools.
and h. was graduated at the Louisville male high
school I'm 1850 Afterward he taught school FOR
four years. then he studied law. and was graduated
was elect II attorney for jefferson county. and
was reelected I'm 1874. His congressional career
the XIVIth. NLVIIth. NLVInth and NLIXth
Congresses. holding high place in the party coun-
ellis and illing the position OF chairman OF the
Committee o. Rivers and iarhois. =,
Henry ~ $mythc. OF Virginia, nominated 20 be
Minister to iiayu. is Unknown Democrat OF
his state and haf for some time been the editor
OF THE Graham Headlight" Democratic news.
paper. Some dime ago ne was appointed consul
10 one of the Chinese ports. but the nomination.
M the suggestion of the State Department. was
held up by the Senate. pending an enort on the
Consent 10 20 10 Wayti lie H. very highly spoken Of
10y the Senators and members OF the lower House
Ellis Mills. Of Virginia is a citizen of Lynchburg.
and went with Mr.. Rount to Hawaii when he
undertook his mission AZ the special commissioner
Of the President. MIR Mills has become conversant
with the affairs of the Islands. and his nomina-
ton as Consul-oiencral appears to be In the line
before he went abroad. and had acted as private
secretary to secretary fayard Mr.. NILS sue
cecds Mr.. Sevcrance. WIN has been at flon9l1l t
for many years The Office pays between SI,Vo
and $500 annually.