The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
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Washington. March 3.-Thc Cabinet
completed only this morning, Was an
rounccd al tho Shorchau Hotel this
afternoon By man hi-i, IA tn. conf
doncc OF President r!ect Wilson. VINO
viii he personally associated with him
during the next four years. Tho an
nouuccncnt was made an houg before
tho arrival at the hotel of tho Prcsi-
ocnt-eloct. Md whcn II wsS made
William j. Hryan. whose coming to
Washington has not been th. brilliant
succsss ho expected. was ~ his apart
ncnts At the Willard Hotel with no
moro hnowlcdrc OF tho MAKE up OF
tho Cabinet than had the statesmen
engaged In sncsslnE contests down.
Htairs. Nj Bryan was not permitted
10 make the protest against McSdoo
ha friends had asked him TO make. In
fact no was not invited - the pres
cucc Of his chief at all Ana as etl-
quctto forbids that even a Secretary
OF Statc-olect shall call upon y presl-
dcnt-eloct without an Invitation, Mr.
Bryan Mas forced 10 Iingor iu OBJ
security. wtule Nj Wilson bartci Ia
the ilmcl:sit ana bowed to tho ap-
plauso of tho muititudcs assembled in
Washington to du him honor
announcements Horne Out.
The Cabinet Al Stvcn out bonrs out
the announcement OF las, night tina,
FranHln * Lane OF san Franchises.
was 10 have the Interior portfolio Also
Il vcriics tho assertion that the port
folio OF Agriculture would 20 to a
hitherto unknown man from hoy ond
tho Mississippi piliSent inquiry
among Democratic statesmen has failed
10 disclose a single man who ever be-
foro hear of DAVIS : Houston. OF
Missouri
The fact that three Ncw Workers.
McAdoo. McRcynolds and Redhcid. arc
given places of high importamce has
already aroused resentment among
Westcrn and Southern politicians,
while organization men arc express
ing their dismay that only three or
ganizauon mon. Eryan. Daniels and
McAdoc secured positions.
Some announcement has boon given
To these diSgruIitlcd citizens In tho
report that the organization will fare
better In the disposal of diplomatic
and othcr positions, but the men who
are in the counsel of the President
elect say that this is not to be
Not one word for publication or
otherwise concerning tho makeup OF
his Cabinet WAS given out save to
some OF tho members \ pathetic fc:,
ture OF tho Bryan situation was lhc
fact that while tho Ncbraskan sa,
gioomng at iic Willard, the presi-
dent-clcct held cordial converse. with
numerous of his appointees, among
thcm being Mr.. McAdoo, MIR. Hons
ton. the great unknown, and even 10
scDhus Daniels, who is the ono Bryan
appointcc. barring Bryan himself. in
ihc Cabinet.
Immersed In a happy reunion with
more Wilson's than can l." found i'm
any city directory, the Prcsidcut-clcct
exhibited profound Indifference to
what anNbody said or thought about
the advisers he has selected And
those who saw and talked with him
gathered that he was about as I'M
muno - amy opinions w j. Bryan
might express as hr was to that Of
tho average man in the street
Not Invited 10 CaunscIs.
While Governor Wilson was talk
ing 10 the few Cabinet members whom
nc saw lit to invite to his first days
counscls, the two mon who had moro
10 do with his nomination than any
other living men were within a short
distance of him at the Shoreham. lu,t
on different floors.
one of them. William T.. McCombs
who led the Wilson forces to Victory,
saw his nominee for a few minatcs
The other Henry Morgcnthau, who
snotc The rock from which most of
the Wilson funds flowed, did not go
near him. Morgcnthaus friends OK
pccted him to land tho secretaryshin CT
the Treasury, and were bitterly disap-
pointed when William c.. NTc.>doo was
given that position.
When Mr.. Bryan, in tho melancholy
watches or tho late evening, was asked
IL ne intended to protest to Mr. Wilson
against the selection of Mr.. McAdoo
lie replied:
Il do not know whether shall sec
Mr.. Wilson or not"
Have you an appointment with Mr.
''f have not"
DO you expect to have?"
Il do not know" said Air. Bryau
and there was a shade OF sadness i'm
his voice There was plenty of oppor
tunity for the newspaper men TO sea
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