The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-19
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
sECRErzRK eREsHAM WASTES NO
sYMPLTBT ON JOSIAH QUINCY,


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e"s-Frss'ae-t cleveisne Arrn'Gnedintho
Garfield Henorisl Church for Exercising
CIeneney In the Case OF Mes. jobs Shes.
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the commi.tee thaI - inVesukaunR JoS,an
Quincy. and he wastes no sympathy upon his
former ASSISTANT Tvs knomn 'na' eecIe' 81.
1resnem was REestn reneveu "nes &
quincy rs.i.eu run Ine VI
ior those VINO are ism'har win 'ne conoi'ions pm.
that e.ls.eo ouIlnR 1ne quincy rexlme 10 NO. nv
hesi'a.e 70 Say .ne. quincy was morn IN sns
aide OF the Secretary as long as he remained
there. Not only did Mr.. Quincy attempt to
oomlns,o sna von , .n, .sa oeu.vi.v - ia
PATRONAGE connected with the consular s ana
tate the distribution Of the "sDoils in all Of
the V.nsr sDn SonS so s.r,
sa.. w 70 hsv. ADMIT to S,a p.r
sonal friends that his hands were tied. so far
a. iors,gn sppojntm ants v.re concerned. The
relations between Secretary Gresham and his
first assistant we're so strained that the Presi-
dent was confronted with the question whether
Gresham or quincy coulu best % spared from
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Massaohus.tts he would have gladly retained
nj. place IN the department. but there was a
gansra, proteat from D.mocratio Con Qressm en-
and other influential members OF the party
against his retention or reappointment. No
hodv GETS moro satisfaction out Of Josiah's
present unhappy SITUATION tnan Judge
aresnem'
the invitation of Secretary Herbert to witness
Indian Head mex. wodnssda,. all tn. Cabinet
tiy.. as snu rel as Se saSnq u osors Of the
SS very q The gun
very few have ever been present to see or hear
the firing ri such great piece .,ot
cushinS and Triton. win be called into
service to carry the distinguished party
The preliminary tests are to be very simple.
throw it's normal projectiie. Weighing hall a
ton. about ffteen miles. but on "Wednesday
less than nan charge wiz 9e USED; ana ior
tiss Tho mnzzIe will be pointed AT n conyenient
sand bank, the object Of this test being m erely
70 show The ease VIZ which srsh huge
MAN witb the Suniity OF the praetlcsi WorS
which has been accom- plished in the direction
superior in All respects TO that of any Other
nation.
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sreoss. s.rotss - 49, - 81. sis...tion
Of the measure in executiye Session There
wiIi ha M m nterial changes in the hill as
drawn nv Mr. Hatch. He saws that the m cas-
ure ia now in such shape AZ TO meet M st OF
that by the time II Is reported it will be such
as to m crit the approval OF all legitimate trad
ers- Mr. Hatch expects to gain recognition at
an early day for the purpose Of calling
up his bill in the House. He is confident that
II will pass the House by quite as large q ma.
jority as the more radical Anti-Option bill OF
last Congress received. Furthermore. he ex-
presses the belief that It will go through the
Senate easily. and that the present session