The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-04
SEVEN CHANGES ID BE MADE IN CABINET Moody to Be Associate Justice
 of Supreme Court NO OPPOSITION EXPECTED Bonaparte Goes to the Department of
 
NO OPPOSITION EXPECTED
Bonaparte Goes to the Department of Justice-Straus Will Be Secretary of Commerce and Labor-Met-
 calf Secretary of Navy.

Washington, December 3.-Seven cabi- net changes and one appointment to the supreme court bench were sent to the i Senate today by President Roosevelt, but they were not confirmed in accordance with the general custom concerning cab 1 met nominations. It is said that there is no opposition to the appointees and to the nominee of Attorney General William H. Moody to | be associate justice of the supreme court | despite the fact that it was determined | to refer these nominations to commit | tees for report. Heretofore. the commit l tees have been boiled on the floor oi the Senate in executive session on cabinet appointees, and out of courtesy to the President immediately confirmed. The reason advanced for the change in the programme is that no message of any character had been received from the President, and, therefore it would not be proper to transact business. The important nominations follow Secretary of the Treasury-George E. Cortelyou.
 Attorney General-Charles J. Bonaparte,
 Postmaster General-George l.. Von Meyer.
 Secretary of the Navy-Vctor H. Met calf.
 Secretary of the Interior-James R. Gar field.
 Secretary of Commerce and Labor-os- car S. Straus.
 Associate Justice Supreme Court-Wil- liam H. Moody.
 The first cabinet shift will take place about the first of the year when MT. Moody will take his place on the supreme court bench MT. Bonaparte will then go to the department of justice; Mir. Straus will enter the cabinet as Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor and MT. Metcalf will become Secretary of the Navy. MT. Shaw will retire March 4, and MT Cortelyou will take the treasury portfolio and will be succeeded as Post master General by George L. Von Meyer, present ambassador to St. Petersburg. MT. Garfield will succeed Secretary Hitch- cock as head of the inteior department at the same time.
 Other appointments were:
 Other Appointments Were
 Civil Service Commissioner-John A. McIlhenny, Louisiana.
 Interstate Commerce Commissioners Edgar E. Clark, Iowa; James S. Harlan, Illinois; Judson l.. Clements Georgia.
 Officials of the United States Court for China-Judge l.. R. Wilhey, Missouri district, attorney. Arthur Bassett, Mis- souri; marshal. O. R. Leonard, Michigan; clerk, F. E. Hinckley, Cal. Minister to Panama-Herbert G. Squires. New York
 Secretaries of Embassies-Spencer F. Eddy Illinois, at Berlin; H. F. Dodge, Massachusetts, at Tokio.
 Second Series of Embassies-G. P. Wheelock, Washington, at Tokio; Pax ton Hibben, Indiana, at Mexico; Consul General William P. Kent Virginia, at Guatemala.
 Consuls-George A. Bucklin, Jr., Okla homa at Glauchan, Saxony; A. w. Brick wood, Jr., Arizona, at Puero Cortes, Hon. duras; J. G. Carter Georgia. at Tama- taye, Madagascar; D. L. Harris, Illinois, at Smyrna; w. l.. Lowe, Illinois, at Wei mar, Germany
 Circuit Judge-Third judicial district, Joseph Burlington, Pennsylvania; United States attorney, John Embry, Oklahoma; O. R. Hundley, Northern District of Ala
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 Marshall-C c. Duson, Western District
 
 of Louisiana.
 Receiver of Public Moneys-A. N Ken nedy at New Orleans.
 Collector of Customs-Henry Mccall, New Orleans.
 Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, Fourth District-J. J. Dunn, Kentucky.
 Paymaster General of the Navy and Chief of Bureau of Supplies and Ac- counts-Eustace B. Rogers
 postmasterS Alabama-W. J. Ieppert, Chambern
 Arkansas-Tillie J. Bruce Piggott; J. A. Harper, Rector New Mexico-A. L. Breeding, Texico; W. J. Wells, Loudon. Texas-A. C. Magus, Mesquite; D. Her bert Commerce; c. F. Smith, Kerens; c. A. Pannowitz, Shinor. No Opposition to Moody. Opposition to the confirmation of At torney General Moody to be associate jus tice of the supreme court is not antic- pated by his friends in the Senate. It had been reported that Senators Bailey and Tillman would contest the nomination because of their belief that Mr. Moody had broken faith with them while acting as the representative of President Roosevelt in negotiations with these democratic Senate leaders during the rate legislation fight last session of Congress.
 Senator Bailey before leaving for Tex as few days ago. told some of his colleagues that he would not oppose the confirmation.
 Senator Tillman objects to Mir. Moody as member of the supreme court, be- cause of the incident connected with the rate bill. and for the further reason that he believes that Messrs Judson and Har- mon were unfairly treated in connected with the Santa Fe rebate case. but he announced today that he would not go further than making a few remarks con corning these incidents.
 It is expected the nomination will be reported unanimously tmorrow from the committee on the judiciary.
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