The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-30
lean TO FOREIGN BERTHS.
Georgia Office Seekers All Want to
Go Abroad.

representative Livingston in Favor
of Speedy Repeal of the Sherman
nl-Representative Russell in Fa-
vor of Preparing a Substitute
Measure First-The Ezeta-Wright
Marriage Ceremony to Occur at
Washington.
Washington, July 29.-It is generally
understood at the state department that
the good state of Georgia has offered
more candidates for consular and diplo-
matte positions than any other common
wealth in the union except New Y ork. Life
IN Washington or fat take in the far
west has no sort of charm for the average
Georgian. He wants a foreign deal or
nothing. Five long months have passed
since the administration was ushered in,
months fraught with weary anxiety to
the waiting ones, to whose vision the
nleasant billets of foreign appointments
are becoming more hazy and indlstinct.
But they have taken hope again, now
that the Presidents vacation is drawing
to an end, for it is said that large num-
ber of appointments have been decided
unon. between fishing trips, at Buzzard's
Bay. Mr.. Quincy, the assistant secretary
of state, has been in the city for q few
davs. and it is said that his return is in
connection with the list which will soon
come out.
LIVINGSTON FOR REPEAL.
The statesmen are beginning to drop
in quietly. Representatives Livingston
and Russell of the Georgia delegation
came to-day and have taken up perma-
nent quarters. Col. Livingston was seen
tonight. He don't think
the sessions hould be long
Congress can't fiddle while Rome is
burning, " he remarked. Congress should
be conservative. The people want relief
and all are called here to legislate relief
and l want to do it quick. ! am against
the Sherman bill and will vote for its re-
peal, but want as substitute free coin
age and an honest silver dollar-plenty of
silver in it to put it on a parity with the
yellow dollar. l will vote for the repeal
of the state bank note tax, and
I am square-toed in favor of an iu-
man may shoulder his share of the ma
tional burden"
MIR. Russell says he wants "free coinage
bill or some relief measure in lien of the
Sherman bills and would like to see it
started before the Sherman measure is
repealed II am on all the planks of the
Chicago platform" F" remarked Col. Rus
sell and there you have me. | am disposed to
think the session will be rocky"
THE EzETA-wRIGHT MARRIAGE.
The MARRIAGE of Miss Ida nert Wrioh +
of Georgia with FL Senor General Antonio
Ezeta, president-elect of Salvador, will be
celebrated in this city in
The wedding will be a diplomatic affair
and will be celebrated at ST. Matthews
cathedral in this city, and it will be fol-
lowed by grand reception at the Airing
ton hotel. President-elect Ezeta will be
accompanied to this country by twenty
five military aids, as he is general in
chief of the Salvador army as well as
president The bride elect is beautiful
blonde, as lissome as a willow and highly
accomplished. She is at present in Paris,
where her trousseau is being made by
Felix, the celebrated milliner.
The groom's present to the
bride is magnificent necklace
of diamonds and black pearls costing $40, :
OO0 The President and all the high dig
nitaries of the capital will be invited
guests.
Florida drew her direct tax stipend
to-day aftera long delay She got it in
silver certificates and didn't kick over it
as did ill-mannered Massachusetts. The
amount was So, 900.
Sam Tanhouse, of Atlanta, the new con-
sui at Matamoras, Mex, came to-day and
will be OFF soon to his post.