New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CHANGES In CABINET.
Nominations Sent to the Senate by
the President.

Washington. Dec. s.-seven Cabinet changes and
one appointment to the Supreme Court were sent
TO the Senate Today by President Roosevelt but
they not cohhrmed Immediately in accordance
with general custom concerning such important
nominations. il is said that there is no opposition
TO the Hppontees for the Cabinet and TO the
nomination of Attorney General William II. Moody
TO be associate Justice Of the Supreme Court. de-
spite the fact that II determined TO refer these
nominations 10 committees for report Heretofore
the committees have been pOlled on the floor of
the Senate in executive 5ession Cabinet appoint
ments, and, out Of courtesy 10 the President i'm
mediately confirmed The reason advanced for the
change in the programme is that no message Of
any character had been received from the Presi-
dent, and therefore It would not bs proper to
transact business The first Cabinet shift will take
place about the first of the year. when Mr.. Moody
viii take his place in the Supreme Court bench.
Mr.. Bonaparte will then go to the Department of
Justice, Mr.. Straus win enter the Cabinet Sec
retary Of Commerce and Labor. and Mr.. Metcal:
win become Secretary Of the Navy Mr.. Shaw vii!
retire on March 4 and Mr.. Corteyou viii take the
Treasury portfolio, and viii be succeeded as Post
master General by George Won L. Meyer, the pres
ent Ambassador 10 ST. Petersburg. Mr.. Garfield
viii succeed Secretary Hitchcock the head Of
the Interior Department at the same time. The
important nominations follow:
Secretary Of the Treasury-GEoRGE B. CORTELYoU.
Attorney GeneraI-CFIA ARLEs !. BONAPARTE.
Postmaster General-GEORGE Won L MEYER
Secretary Of the Savy-VICTOR II. NETCALF.
Secretary Of the Interior-JAAEs r. GARFIELD.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor-osCAR s. sTRAUs.
Associate Justice Of The Supreme Court-wILLdAM H.
Civ! Service COMMUNICATIONS AVERY MTLHEN-
NY. Of Louisiana
Interstate Commerce 1issonerE-EDGAR z CLARK
q Iowa; JAMES ;. HARLAN, OF Illinois and JUD-
officials Of the United Court Chins-JudgA
iorHey ART41 -' tssfrT Of Missouli: Marshal
oREiCE z. LEONARD. Of Michigan. clerk, FRANK
Minister to Panama-HERBERT c. soUIERs. OF New
secretarles Of enabassies-sPENCER F EDDY OF uII-
at @ Toxic. 8 i'''i ana Il T. i'''' 0f Massachusetts
Second secretaries Of embassies-GEORGE POST
EIBBEN Of Indiana. at Mexico city. a''a i0N
Third seeretaTy Of snbassy-BAsL MILES Of PennsyI-
FAHia at 81 Petersburg
Secretaries of legatons-CHARIlEs $. WILSON. Of
sla ' al a. 511sa =: - LASGEqi;TE @ 9 y Of VI
Of New York. a Bosota Colombia
E'e'05 aa sHs5a5 ct 2 ssaha MORRIS DEARc
nsul-General-wILL1AAI P KENT. Virginia. at Gus
Coasgs-GEORGE 4. BUCKLN. Jr Oklahoma, at
G-anchau sax2ny; H 8 BRUNoT. PENNSYLVANIA
ATtzana at Puerto 5t cortss IS HoRdrat ) q
=; 3RE5EF south CaTo!na at Tahia, Society
Do7rIcan T7-IutIjc. g. fueTto PIa-a
smyrna TuTey: y 4 FT1-,r 44AfS5s1s' S v Illinois a.
6tenne France F. S. JOHNSON New Jersey
eiTsf er1any p Mosftr ~ y Llb 45strlai rn9s a a, at
z19lS az tSrt EllZabeth Cape Of GOOD Hope
q sF-yFIS137> S1t1 3 a. SaHoiy
Ontario ! II SHIRLEY. Illinois. at Chariottestovn
Circuit Judge tor the 80 Judicial Dstr4ct-JOsEPH BTF
FINGTON. Pennsylvania
District tudge for Western District of Pennsylvania
NATHANIEL EWING. Pennsylvania
District Judge the District OF VERMONT l. MAR
TIN, Vermont - '
Associate justice Of the Appeals. District Of
Solurnbia--C H ROBB, Vermont
Assistant Attorney General. W COOLEY New York
solicitor of the Department OF Counerce and Labor
CHARLES EARLE Maryland
United states ettorneys-A. DUNNOTT Vermont: W :
a'LNtsS, Eastern District Of New York.
APPRAISER 2f HsreEAn5se District Of Boston Charles
Collector OF cusJoHs-D. O NEwBERRY A1rar,s-I.
X. O. 4A--71aIie
Assistant Treasurer Of The United states-C c PUsEv
%: Mary gnG. - -'
FayIs er general q bureau Of supplies
and accounts-EUSTACE 2. ROGERS fE'
Also a number Of Dostmasterz