The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-13
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
MARYLAND SENATOR'S Still PoTEN-
1IAE At THE WHITE HOUSE.

rssssA ~ The- seat 90 tss ssnsts ~
the Presissnt-FsEsr Delivers the Thirt
IsstaIi-sst OF Fsis Speech on the Tarig.
WASHINGTON. April 12.-Preeidsnt Cleveland
sent 10 the Senate to-day list Of nominations
to important Federal offices in Maryland. and
in doing 90 announced that he is disinclined
to force another test Of strength between him
self and the Senate. as he did In the nomina-
lions OF William p. Hornblower and Wheeler
II. Peekhsm. The slate arranged by the
Maryland senators and Representatives re-
main unbroken by President Cleveland. ex-
cent In the case OF g. Davies War1eld to be
Postmaster at baltimore. His nomination IL
not entirely satisfactory to the Senators. but
in all the other nominations the President has
yielded to the recon m en- dations OF the so
called German faction. The full list Of Mary
land nominations 10 az follows; William l.
Msrbury to be District Attorney. 0smond
Hammond to be Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at Baltimore Congressman
Barnes Compton to be Naval ofIlcer. Frank T.
Shaw to be Collector OF Customs. c. RidRely
Goodwin to be Surveyor Of Customs. and s.
Davies Warneld to be Postmaster.
since the beginning OF the Cleveland Admin
istratiop 1t has been asserted that Senator
German was fast losing control OF the party In
Maryland. and that President Cleveland would
make his downfall certain By ignoring his rec
ON m endstions for the important Federal ap-
candidates sndorssd By the anti. GoSmsn or
Muewump faction There has been a strong
sN %enh to S S:s y h the
element in MARYLAND. and especially in
BltimoEs to break the slate made by
leagues. DELEGATION after dsisestIOn came ITO to
President and the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury. armed with protests =, against the
.sG SSrnsy R Il: S S:. %s.f Cor
ten days The reports have been industriously
he Sccn Bu
ssnstors German and Gibson are still potential
eyen with President Cleveland; Represent ative
personal friend Senator German. has, is 10 re-
tire from Congress to accept the Naval Officer
Trsssnrership. Is the political. sponsor OF Sem
stor Gibson, and q Ridgely Goodwin. the new
which resulted In the presentation Of the
e . TeeosnitISn Of his successful night AGAINST
close. personal and political friends of the
Maryland Senators, and they also had the
united Enforcement OF the six Representatives
lif TRsf. vas bitter struggle over tn. or,c. of
element in the State and the ' six IstoeFina
conttngent IN Baltimore thIeatened both Of
al ssav with dire political
Col LLOYD. member OF tho Maryland aris-
lacked commercial training for the oiIies Of
soci.: standing entitled him to recognition By
the Administration, The combine Mugwump
vHsss IN sssn s n .ns %:si
weeks the. Prssident was DISPOSED to Yield IN
ors.nson in h %srysnd Soeed Sp by Ssns
s ators p Gormn an and Gibson and Repressnta-
came. forward and insisted that Col Shaw
as Ssf DOWN '05 Th. S0 L .d
rendered him q Consulship in Germany as q
Sea as he had h p1o sGd mot many nSceP his
friends places In the Baltimore Custom House.
provided he received the Collectorshlp There
was lively light also over all OF the other
William l.. Marbury. nominated to be Dis
this wing Of the party as the result Of an un-
ayers 10 baltimore. The Postmsstsrship and
the Attornsyship were given to the Mugwump
nOmin nation is, therefore entirely scceptabls
TO. the, regular Democratic organ ization.
o ns %s.nss sa Ct s e. M MAJ Ms 4
disappointed with all the nomin atoms. and he
.siu,ss s to DO s9miUrt.d This I, Representa-
spoke Of to a eolleagueas your young friend. .
his friend Buchannan Schey to the place
which Mr.. Goodwin received His recon-
| Is left out In the cold.
Tho Populist Senator from Kansas. Mr.. PEI.
| fer. delivered In the Senate chamber to-day
| the third part OF his speech on the Tariff bill.
| He did not define exactly how he would vote
upon the bill as 1t stands. but made It clear
| enough that. II It gave the benefits Of protec-
ton to the maaufactursrs and refused them to
"oaS stand S By the East.sa GsH
srs, howevsr thsiE r:press mt, 4 in the
wool pSt sugar S On ahs fire.. TIT and dIy Hn
| tain the sugar bounties. He said that he would.
at ths proper t,ns: present sI6stituts that
sion from the tariff argument and speaking Of
the movements Of the great army Of ths unem;;
that 4 Congress was not so hampered with
'eo1s.it9tiopal restrictions 4 shonld place
! States, before thirty days, a bill that would
provide employment for all The making Of
the f immediate neiShbor6ood. But he Would
start two straight railroads. one from the At
.ptic 70 the p ns fnd one from The great
pioSsd men at work. and would pay men good
wages at the end OF the week, Then. he
thought. the dark clouds would roll away and
| be dissipstsd as the morning mist
The further Urgent Deficiency bill was I'M
been disposed q when the Senate. at Is i, NJ.
adjourned.
There will be no tarin speeches In the
| Senate on Saturday. That much was praeti-
| cally settled In executive session Yesterday.
when members OF the Foreign Relations Com.
mittee Mr.; Morgan being absent. intimated
| that 1t was hoped the Chinesastreaty could be
| got out OF the way this week, and suggested
| that Saturday be devoted to that work. by
| tacit consent this understanding was agreed
| to. This arrangement suits the Repu blcaus
| exactly. because they have no Senator ready
| to take the floor on Saturday. Mr., Mitchell OF
DRAGON speAkip to-day and Mr.. Quar- to.mor-
row. It Is doubtful however II the Chinese
| treaty can be disposed OF in one afternoon as
| Mr. Stewart and one or two other vOluminous
| takers have declared their intention OF speak
| ing again st ratification. and the consum ption
| OF time on this matter would not be disagree
able to the Republicans.
| A resolution introduced IL the House to-day
| By the Committee on Rules at the beginning
| OF the session. to nne members $40 for falling
10 vote on the call OF the yeas and nays. or for
| absence without leave. prscipitAtsd a season
| OF hlibustsring. which continued until % II.
| h., when adjournment was taken until IL
| o'clock to- morrow; Before adjourning reso-