New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
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..r for the oilcescckcrs and their Congressional
o,rons and hackers in Washington The list of nom
,,s,ions sent 70 the senate short one, but 1t
carried disappointment and sorrow to many hearts
IN. ysmnations as n rule. went To men whose names
hod moi boon prominent In the lists slated by the
ouidnuncs the faith of ConSressmcns predictions
when the appointments for commissioner and assist
an, commissioner o, the General Land Orice- were
announced an Illinois friend OF Colonel Morrison
marked
villas has carried off the comnissionorship and
Don Dickinson has captured the assistant commits
.,onerslip and Henry Willard controls both Offices"
Tho Morrison dislife Mr.. Willard exceedingly
The Illinois Democrats. with the exception OF Springer
had united on Judge Browning for Commissioner OF
ppblic Lands and the Missouri patronage board"
had unanimously agreed that ex-ConGressman Man
sur should be appointed The latter f"t sure
that he would WIN this forenoon that he would not have
,od a dime for an Insurance policy on the offcr.
and he entered the Office OF member of the Cabinet
with a gay and confident air. he left II Sadder
ana wiser mara crushed statesman. The fact that
senator Vests friend, Max Judd. of II. Louis, had
ieen nominated for ConsuGcrcral at Vienna in place
y, Mr. Coldschmidt whose term expired Yesterday
I'D not appear I'm the least degree 10 ameliorac Mr.
Nansur's distress. II he capable OF feeling re-
sentiment he would be very angry with the Missouri
senatr-as angry the Representatives from that
state are understood he account of his letter.
although most OF them think 1t prudent and wise To
conceal their wrath far practicable.
The only among them who has had the cour-
ace 10 express himself A. Senator Vests townsman,
Representative Tarsney. who was not present al the
"confd' nal" meeting Of III" Missouri patronage
board" he thinks that Mr.. Vest will " find II agree"
able In consult with him about Kansas City interests
ri least" Democratic Representatives from o'her
states however do not hesitate 10 denounce senator
Vests letter the substauce of which has been given in
these dispatches. "a fair specimen OF ceha'oi'"i
impcrtinence and arrogance. and one OF them to-o"S
declared that II a senator from his STATE sho"u pre-
sume or dare to write such letter, the Representa-
lives would hold "A meeting and pass resolutions
oenoancing him. and cause them TO he puplished
throughout the length and breadth OF the land" "A
democratic Representative from another southern
State who Is a strong frec-coinage man, SAID:
.r * time that Senators should be Informed ana
thai the President should be made to understand 'na'
The majority In the senate does not run the Democratic
party in Congress In the country II Is very well
for Mr. Cleveland 10 Vay that he will not appoint any
81 his own relatives to Office that Is declaration
which will cap,lvate great many 'reformers IN ana
ont Of the party But how does II agree Win MS
ac,ion I'm nominating Senator Voorhees, brother
uIow nc Minister 10 Denmark and Senator Vests sons
lrothcr.in-law a. u United States DistrctM'orheE
wonder II the fact that senator Voorhees, Is chairman
6, the Finance Committee and that senator Vest Is
member Of the same committee. ana tha' Ires'u'"'
Cleveland Is anxious TO have an -Ahtfoh>e' 'n' -.
,o-,ed foyor-,blv from the committee. closed MT
Clcvelands eyes 10 the ncpotism In those TWO '"S'
! wonder too. II Judge Lurt"n. OF tennessee "ou'u
have been appointed to succeed Judge Jackson Oh 'n
bench OF the Circuit Court If Senator Harris nau ho'
been member OF the Committee on fhahce anu "
idcnt pro TEN Of the senate
Everywhere among Democratic Representatives one
hears like sentiments privately expressed. ana TINS
fact naturally adds 10 the perplexiies ana ops'a,
q men who are seeking ohhccs. ana VINO ieaiA. .A'
in order 10 succeed they must offend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
he he President, Cabinet Officer. Senator or hepie
,ative Every man of them discovers new piiaiiS
IN his WAY daily, and feels that many may eAs' "ii
have escaped his keenest observation ne Is 49,.
a, loss 10 know what sort OF pul' VIII ~ 'o''
,,kclv 10 help him TO the goal OF his DESIRE
n n story that was current to-day In regard 10 an
interview between the President anu oeia'oi 49,
., ,rre however one member Of the committee Oh
r,,once has attempted 10 draw the r'ii wv e
A. las already been mentioned III the'e ul'p''"'o
=, q, sho-, competi,ion for the United states PEI"
90. ooo,cv al Knoxville: and that was one oi .l'e
&C., snors struck by the Tennessee " pa'rolase p'
20 which senator Harris appointed hi"'''i c
,Io wanted bis own candidate appointed
,,yo NcNilnn insisted that his own man a"u".
,.,ad ond Representative Enloe. the great lc',i'.
-, 4. r.former. contended that he shoniu Nv
ra % name the winner. The senator anu Wv
s. REPRESENTATIVES each In turn ga" 'ne
.,a no finding that there was no pro'P q,
oc.o.ment decided to select ihH' "i'' -.
,dorstood t,,st he chose grandson OF Ahure" 'o"'
.oo and as the story runs. he maze h'o"h "' 49,.
n Senator Harris when the latter wa, p' .a,I
so-d % .ppoant a Mr. Carpenter. Inc 'en'," '.,
-. uos taken aback but Il IS said that ne quo"''
,n,od .nd EXPRESSED his profound surprise 'h'' Va"
rros,dent Of the United States should nave
A.. so,ect a man for United states peHS.on &C.
=. Knoxville without previously c'"'n ,,,r
r,osse. Senators. Mr.. Cleveland IL Is Sa'u 49,
i'"" 49, Sorotor would not allow him 10 seiec'
WhPreupOn
HARRIS rose In his majesty and wrath an ,ut oil
Yes, SIR You CHI apf' ~
for aught care -, xr Harris
- IN b,s Senatorial dignity ana WRATH anu '"'
- RI. bec, and stalked ont OF the room.
II Is difficult TO conceive how this s'o'S' 5000
.a,noa CURRENCY except by leaking from some i,-nu
" -, Tho senator impaired the facts lie Is gen
liz recor,,ed az man who has far cohtroi "a ''
,.mnor Perhaps he does not rtlish 'he iuea -,
aescendaSt OF his old and bitter perso""i "'' ,,o
enemy ANDREW Johnson. shall be piaeco III "n ~
which lie probably regards as one vi IT'D
perquisi'es. ou ~ ,.s,ousies and
,,.vs ha,xecn senators on the one mana anu
pa,rescD,a,iyes on tho other hand are cuuS"'e
oncc. .aekeIs as we'll as the PresloehI anu
~ IA, Cabinet no end OF trouble. cue" ' -
in . number Of states and all 'he oPi''''1 49,,
A.. ,.nr,..cnted here In lively fashion by champo'
=. 81. a hand In the strife over every oihco'
Horr4tv and anti -Harrity Democrats are hshu's o
pan,sv,vania,s quota OF the patronage iusioh "'
anti n, son Democrats are sharing anu Si"ppe -
.s oro,a- ~ Kansas no less than five factions are
,n tho scramble for Montana's quota; the hoee
ard the Clark factions at swords points over 's
49,. ., roxos: the original Cleveland men OF
INDIANA are in arms because the other ie',o"e n'o
"a p,,,r,nc that States quota ana SO on ~ -,
clrcumspect and diplomatic the ohoe-'eo ' -,
=, q, oons.su, danger ard the chances are at east
Ten 20 one that he will offend the very man wnos'
-, -, u.1s in order to VIM A. for the Presi-
den, he probably realizes alread, that no ia,mon
any state will probably be satisfied no MAJ axaos
carefully and impartiaily he may a'So as go wes,err