Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

speedy appearance in the capital.
The Tilden Manning scheme report |
ell from Albany, which contemplated |
the turning over of the New York |
delegation from Cox TO Randall, may |
meet with some resistance here. II Is !
generally believed that Mr.. Hewitt
and Mr. Dorsheimer will refuse TO nc
cept such n programme, and will
transfer their votes to Mr.. Carlisle
after Mr.. Cox has been found to be n
hopeless candidate Mr. Carlisle's
friends, who still appear TO be greater
in numbers here than those of any
other candidate, are not shaken in
their confidence that Mr.. Carlisle will
win. The members are not yet arriv
ing in large numbers, but many are
expected in day or two.
lst. Louis Globe.Demorrnt spociRl.l
RANDA LIS PRESIDENTIAL AsplH\-
TIoNs AND ruE spEAKERsRIP.
Washington, ID. c., November 10
who will be speaker?' il the one
question everywhere asked in WASH
ington, and one which has taken the
| form of conundrum. When il Is
! answered the favorite of the one an
swering is named, but al give il up
Is the usual reply. The uncertainty
| gives an apparent zcst 10 the situation.
! Politicians 10 about the lobhies with
| the inquiry ON their lips. When a
man stops another on the street YOU
could safely bet five to one they are
| talking of The speakership. Every
| phase has been discussed Overland over
| again, and the government clerks and
even business men are disposed to stop
| work to take part in the canvass for one
party oranother. The arrivals Of mem
hers is carefully recorded and Demo
cratic representative has scarcely
time to register his name before he l.
taken in hand 10y the canvassers or
correspondents. Two more Demo
Gratis arrived to-day Ellis of lIDuisi-
ana, and Seeney of Ohip. The FIRST Is
for Carlisle, the latter first for Coz
and for Carlisle second choice. More
are expected late tonight. This being
AN of day for canvasseis, very little
was done by the candidates friends
except talk. The candidates them
selves took advantage of the lnii be-
fore the battle Ia make formal calls
upon cach other. Mr.. Carlisle called
upon Mr. Randall, Mr.. Randall called
! upon Mr. Carlisle, and Mr. Coz called
all around, like the good fellow he Is
THE TRoUBLoTS TARIFF Tollc.
There is no installing the general
Democratic sentiment in the atmos-
phere. and that is for Samuel j. Ran
dali. 4 good many who ARE admirers
of Carlisle are forced to admit the
safest course for the party is the con
seryative course OF no tariff ngitation
this winter, and the safest man the
conservative man, Mr.. Randall. There
are well-infOrmcd men, however, both
Randall and auti-Rauduli. who take
Tho ground that tariff agitation can
not he avoided that the Democratic
minority Il too large aud too over
wlelmingly favorable 10 tariff revision
To be easily controlled, even 10y MIR
Randall and packed ways aud mean
committees. These prophets say llh'
the discussion of and prolonged NJ
tempt to revise the tariff laws ARE ~
evitablc. and that Mr.. Randall, ~
sneaker, could not stop It, and Carlisle
as speaker, would not stop H. lheS
courede the gloomy aspect TINS view
, opcns ND for the Democracy.
TIipEN 10 NAME rIfE sPi;Akih.
"NIr. Tilden's wishes will be con
suited i'm the choice oi the speaker o.
the house. u said n prominent Westefll
Democratic representative to-hhH
land this fact Is realized by each 81
; the candidates, VITO appreciate W.
mower welded By the head OF the ol'
ticket. No one understands TINS Ocl
, Ter than Mr.. Randall, and hence ~
friends have requested Mr. Ilideu u
; come ont salarely in his behalf Sihc'
last wears cleo. ion tile former M
been kept busy replying TO deIhand
. ofthis sort. bnt thus far he has no
! committed himself to either OF w.
three candidates. II Is understood
: howeyar, that he favOrs Mr.. Randall
+ snn,e,yh,,t. becatisc il will quiet IN
F. l,tteris presidential aspirations, =,
.. that If AIf. Tilien says Mr. liaDdai
. must b. The speaker, PennsylVani
: will sect;re the prize. u.,
No Que entertains thought INA
there will be any prolonged contest
: far The tight is between Carlisle an'
= randall, and either Of these genie
men will be nominated by the caucu,
I nrobably not later than the iliird bhi
] lot.
(, CARLISLE ASD CON.
A Carlisle man said to-day ihai u
4, lad been all over the list, ana ma
counted up fony-iiye votes when y
vyas ready to admit were ior va y,
The first ballot, bat hc di,i MOI lhib'
he would have amy oi them Oh ~
second or third. Congressman MN
nhy of Iowa says that his delesystlo
4 win give four votr- Tor tni'is,e !, !,
, least. While one may be for lstndail
= Zen I,o.e,.r,,us said to-day that i,an
! Dali would not gel a single vote irol
). the Pacific slope, but that they wer
!, about evenly divided between N"'