The age-herald., 1900-08-21
Mr. RrYan's Cabinet.

As the odds in favor of MT. Mckinley fall in betting circles, so interest in MT. Bryan's accession to office rises; and all ready the cabinet constructors are at work The esteemed Springfield Republican Is early in this field It deals fairly with the questions that will come before Mr. Bryan when he is called upon to form a cabinet, and it names among cabinet pos abilities only out-and-out supporters of the Kansas City ticket
 For Secretary of State it presents this list of available names: Senator Augustus o. Bacon of Georgia David B. Hill of New York Ex-Congressman McCreary of Kentucky Senator John w. Daniel of Virginia. Senator Bacon is a member of the for Seign relations committee, and his Phipip- pine views are set forth in the resolution bearing his name. Senator Daniel is also a member of the foreign relations committee, and Mir McCreary was long chairman of the house committee on foreign relations. Mir. Hill's capacity for public affairs is well known.
 For Secretary of the Treasury the Repub- llcan suggests these names:
 Bird s. Coler of New York
 Senator John r. Jones of Nevada. EX-Congressman Towne of Minnesota.
 Senator Teller of Colorado.
 o. H. F. Belmont of New York.
 There are good possibilities in this list, but neither MT. Coler nor MT. Belmont is one of them.
 We add the Republicans suggestions for the remaining cabinet positions:
 Secretary of War:
 Sena tor Harris of Kansas. Ex-Governor Pattison of Pennsylvania Ex-Governor Stone of Missouri. Congressman George B. Mcclellan of New York.
 George Fred Williams of Massachusetts.
 Secretary of the Navy:
 Congressman Amos J. Cummings of New York
 Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago.
 Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts.
 George Fred Williams of Massachusetts.
 Secretary of the Interior:
 Governor Thomas of Colorado.
 EXSenator Cannon of Utah.
 Governor McMillin of Tennessee.
 E-Congressman Cookery of Missouri.
 Senator Teller of Colorado.
 MT. Towne of Minnesota.
 Attorney General:
 Judge Herrick of Albany, N. Y
 Congressman w. L. Terry of Arkansas. Judge Putnam of Portland Me. Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts. Congressman De Armond of Missouri George Fred Williams of Massachusetts. MT. Towne of Minnesota. Winslow Warren of Massachusetts. Postmaster General: Congressman Bankhead of Alabama. Congressman Catchings of Mississippi. Elliott Danforth of New York. Governor Plngree of Michigan. George Fred Williams of Massachusetts
 Winslow Warren of Massachusetts
 Secretary of Agriculture:
 Ex-Governor Holcomb of Nebraska.
 Governor Lind of Minnesota.
 The Republican, which belongs to no party, is confident that the names of Alt geld, Tillman, Sulzer and Jerry Simpson will not appear In MT. Bryans cabinet It does seem to think that the name of George Fred Williams of Massachusetts will ap- pear. It's suggestion of Congressman Bank head as first choice for Postmaster General will be widely approved. It will be almost unanimously approved in the State that he has served efficiently in Congress many years. No one in this section doubts for a moment Mir Bankheads high capacity It may also be said that the Republicans S suggestions show that there is plenty of Democratic timter for an exceptionally strong cabinet, and it will not be surprising if It had not named at least six out of the eight coming cabinet officers.