The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
MIR. MYRICK'S FIGHT.
HE rs IN WASHINGTON TO DISPROvE
THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
The Probability is That he Will Get the APP
pofntment-Other Appointments and
General Gossip from the Capitol.

ment early THIS morning pfepaIeu " us
prove the charges that have been made
against him to prevent his appointments as
consul general to Berlin. Mr.. Myrlek
had an interview with Assistant Secretary
Quincy. He was informed that there were
no written charges against him but that
verbal protests had been made by other APP
plicants from Georgia on the grounds that
he was not entitled to recognition TO the!r
exclusion, he having opposed CleVlahd
nomination bitterly while they advocated
it. Charges had also been made thit ne
mad been abusive OF MT. Ileeeiinu W.
sonally through the columns Oh ms Papc'
durincs the campaign preceding the noml-
4 VERY funny incident in connection with
the fight against MIR. MyrGk Is !nat s'mTe
If commenced, MIR. i. Ill; hlcharusoll;;
editor of The Atlanta Journal, has cnanse st
his apolication i'll the state departnhel
from minister 10 Venezuela to consui sehG eil.
70 Berlin. the place Mr., Myrlck Is applying .as
for Mr.. Richardson apP Me- IIarv@y
Johnson. But Mr.. Myrick has the enao tki,
ments of all the Georgia delegation 10Y Iats
mace while Mr.. Richardson ehuot w.
from the same were for munster 'onecnla-
,,nIa There is a great deal OF Specui.a-
Huci1 - - IN what this means and as 10
49,. +bo change was brought ABOUT. WI MI
W;ohor5son has not been here recen'f!
though he is expected tomorrow,
Aud Again tho "Exs.
The postmaster general mas of the
C,o1nnaI Livingston that the rule ol ; rlto
Sonortment-. would prevent the reapp9aaiil an
80 of n postmaster who held tne oii M
nndnr the last democratic adihln liS &',I
# there were other applicants IN Tue t ntnrs
'fbuS i'll the appointment VI
the .'ex' rule will apply. ~. :; =, tho
San Dunlap. of Gainesville, Is IN 49,"
,srshalship race for the Northern , 9lrCllcj
n~ainst Dismuke and Renfroe- nG hi',
Thomson has been here hustllils ,oi
tTouteat over MiledgeVtne.
,,7.,,is,,r,on AnriI Special. THE IN
1icafions are favorable to quite contest
over the MiIledgevilia p0stoulcG, '>-n,',oII
CoInritt has endorsed Mr.. / r. W.
and senator Gordon has joined nm Hl, - "S
Who is the representative from 'll"t "Ia
tricf claims that lie has the rght 10 nalle
Tho postmaster and he refuses 10 ict' W.
mend Mr.. Newell though he says lIls. .I,I ',I
wishes il understood that he mas no p'1S''''''
objection 10 Mr.. Newell.
VIII Soon Adjourn ~,
Washington. April I2.-tSpecial(- inc
dem1crauc caucus this morning 9ecI"e1 t
thgt they would adjourn the SeAa0e JuoI NJ
soon rs POSSIBLE. perhaps his WceA' oell 'i.
L. during the early part Oh heAV
m, olsn decided that the resolution 10
- ;",rn San9tor Roach should not he
ia,ufoI II The republicans insist ul'ah HI IA
astig,finn thev viii have to d" SO a. cue
next session. 1t is not hgHtIe1 th"1 ~
nubliraGs VIII do 80. " me oGn"lgI
is anxious to push 1t, the mjiJoIl'S Vi 80;
E,ns arc non with him. 1heY are nor "a
fayor of Il general Investigation on az ,'lc
charoes thaf have been nude against many
members Of tbat body
exeIlbor;, taeas a Juicy Flun'
Mr. Wellborn Colquitt chuncke4 Il i"Ise
INTO the patronage fruit tree thiS morn
in., and = large. red Juicy plum feil &f''So-
fulIv into his apron. .,,+ &c
ITatborn was appointed special agent OF
the internal revenue dcparlMeII ny ,'.,,>,
tarv Of the Treasury taEHS"' I.li,,i9t
$4,000 The Georgia contingent Is dVIiTn,.
II ,f his good fortune Tor no man A'!-,-%
Tho many Georgiaus who have been h'I3
volunteering their services - ,iiClE -
~. r',u .,,oI ,e linz, service taS coii'''
81 himself more admiralty ana n!"S me-
more friends Mr.. Coiquits duuGS III. "A
"a pleasant nature ana Will carry h'Ih A''''
many sections of the cQGh~I ;,l,,,;t+ ,nttIas
The appointment OF MI. CcIIu..t 1 ,,,,-
tho contest for collector OF n'Cfhh ~
n1,e as he was the only Formidable cahol-
8ato 9gainst Mr. Trammell. Inc place
was rendered TO Mr.. Colquitt on account
of the knowledge on the par vi f ~ tLa
nartmeut of his eminent htness ioi INC
In. senate today confirmed Mr. LeRies
as controller of the currency.
Senator Colutiift and his two dauIa'eis
will leave for Atlanta tomorrow l'oi'i''7'
A., ia ,,,.,,1d custom was revived Oh the
r,rtico of the white house yesterday aitcir
nooa TO the astonisumeit Oh Il i'VlnHHV
new world natives. |ho Wlliir>''N 1',t
Baron Fayn. tha Italian minister, H"~ H.
a. 1a9yc she executive MANSION Whrh ~ -
Cleveland. vino had JUST driven up ali@"''N
f.ntn her e.arriaEe she paused Few NO
uants TO converse with the frtilnI WIN
Of the diplomatic corps, ana rs sI'e 'A'NHE."
i.~ hand 10 saw good afternoon u" illiu'
10
h., l,er hand ~ his lips kissed II III true
..at-1]isr fashion Mrs. Cleveland S'eih'4
SLIGHTLY embarrassed: the baron f'llFSo
milling aud two western congressman, VIZ"
.s.[ tIa net. almost fell Of the Porlico WIN
t;oach Is willing.
Washington. April 1l.-(Special,-'- ne
Roach mattcr reached focus IN ~ h;,,,snjf
ate this morning; Sehator - ,,.i sfl+cl
arose Just after the senate met 'iiq S''j },o,i
,lat he desired an investigation. he ny"
All along done SO. but had YleiG'd 10 t'S
advice of older senator's. Inc ii'.'' ].;",,
discussed some time aud no" tl,t ' q, -
as Ia UE,rher OF not there SH&i u" q"
.n,-.,ti-., ion .cops to the cCmilttGV ,n
aI,-.tio.s That committee VIII n3fHH
have time 10 act, as the SEMI w, ,,"vt
j0urn ia a few days, It Is beii'Fed on ~ ~
Tuesday There may he another Spc'Ch
or Two an the subject Of whether the sen
ate has the right to investigate cni 80
of an act which occurred many years
before the present senator became Il Ih r,!
Der Of the body. Senator Chandler ue!N
cred long speech today holding, th2t fhe
senate has that right and should 40 s."
The Investigation, however, viii nave 10 20
over until next session.
william Redd Gets the Columbus Fostofhce'
The wrangle over the postoiiice at Column
bus has been settled. Postmaster General
Bissell today ordered the removal OF the
present postmaster. Watt, and VIII appoint
William Redd, Jr. to the Office OH Monday.
Mr.. Redd had the endorsement OF both
senators from the state. and was strongly
urged by Colonel Moses.
Two Hundred Candidates for Each place.
Washington, April 10.-It is said at the
state department that the number of ap-
plicants for consular positions has decidedly
diminished in the last week. The cause j,
due 10 the fact that about every man who
aspires for an office, has filed ms appllca-
ton and the rest have abandoned the hope
OF carrying off the y. nc. OF the four hum
dred consular appointments with salaries
attached Of over 1000. there arc ut least
two hundred candidates for each place.
AZ TIE WHITE HOUSE.
Senator German Interviews the President.
Cleveland and MCiSluiey.