Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16
Ii THE CAPIfAS.
A Cabinet Mssting and a Discussion
OF tbs Election Tariff Raform
is Still an Issue.
Tse GIee CT the Rod .Ovsrz-S Nag
ef AsSers 'has Sting tbs Kan
HRs aHs;xins ;nsn,
President Cleveland Insorviswad. - TAs
Rssuls OF the Election Nos a Per
sSRei AE~ir -Goss!p sssus
HArrIson's Cabinet
specisl to tina Gazetra.

HArrison's Cabinet.
| special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Nov. s-The defeat ef
Cleveland may delSy the suestion of
tsrif reform, but 1t cannot prevent il.
! The people msy not understand their re-
! lstiou to the question fully es yet, but
me educational process inaugura.Rd dur
| Ing the campaign will continue, aud The
end can now be foreseeE. 1t cannot os
asserted By the Republicans ihst thew
| fairly represented the subject daring { e
campaign, and it is evident that Mr..
Q1aT's method tended TO toe psrVersion
of the real verdict of the people The
division OF the membership Of the
House in the Fifty. first Con
gress between the two parties
shows that 81 present G5,000,Ce0 Of
people ere almost equally divided on the
subject.
Inc prominent politicians and leading
public o1icial9 who left Washington 10
vote are grsdusllY returning.
CABINET MEETING
was held to-day which was attended by
all the Csoiuet ctficers except Mr. V!iss
std Mr. Dickinson. The STAIRS 0. slsse
were discussed, and naturally the
election. Secretary FsiEchild attributed
the Ce'ett to money, trzdes ard disafec-
s.oas among the Democrats, and says tas
tar played cut S small feature in the
loss OF New YorE. Among
the working people, be stated,
the moderate tariff reduction idea
WAS well received. He also ssid thai
defest st this time Nigh. discourage mod
GRAFTON, and that when tie reaction cane
n lfo in 10 -
might De much larger than moderate men
contemplated. Some ultra free traders,
he ssid, hal declared they would not vote
fer C.sYelRud's moderate policy, becsuse
it prevented the sdoptiO1 OF free trade.
The departments are unusually suIet
to- sy. a general
AIR OF DISAPPOINTMENT
Is observed sud Ehe officials look anxious
and d sturbed. All that relieved
the general gloom was the
evident satisfaction OF the "uoid-
overs" These men Cleveland kept N
oE;e under his uItrs view Of the civil
service law, and yet wlat have they doner
Donated money and disseminated un-
truthful Information TO accomplish mis-
defeat. There is no gratitude for the
clemency OF the Democratic adminisurE-
tioU-po thanks tJT the kindly considers
tiOn received at the hEnds OF the Dem
ocrsis III office. The wide difference be
tween the two classes Of employees is
made painfully apparent, aad Republ1-
can nest of Adders has been allowed to
sting the man who suffered them 80 re-
main.
GOSSIP CONCERNING HARRISoN'S CABINET
is already Tite. Blaine stands IN tas
same relation to Harrison thar he
did with Garfield. he can have the State
Department il he wants It, but Il is be
lieved he does not want anything. Pos
sib!y William Walter Phelps msy take
his place. He is very close to Blaine,
and hiss been in the diplomatic service ss
Austrian Minister.
New Of Indiana Is stated for tae Post
Ofl;e depsr ;ment, some say the Treasury;
but Allison can have the latter portfolio
IL he wants 1t.
Gof Of West Virginia, who wss for
merly Secretary Of the Navy for Erief
period, is mentioned for that place ag4in.
Elk Senator Henderson Of Missouri will
probably receive tire Attorney General
ship while Warner Miller Is selected for
the Interior Department.
General A!ger OF Michigan is spoken Of
for the War Department, and IL is sale be
will make An excellent military director.
The promins ut Republican candidates be-
fore the Chlcsgo convention are elso
spoken Of for cabinet positions, and Sner-
man, HSwley, Ingalls,, Allison, DepeW
snd Gresham may De plscsd il the list Of
possibilities.
The N3w York Herald to-day publishes
an
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
on the result OF the election, IN which
Mr.. Cleveland is quoted IS fellows: "You
desire 90 learn, you say, 70 what cause
attribute our loss OF New York.
susWer frsnkly thss do not know. !
should say (Lnd the President laughed
quietly that il TSJ mainly because the
other party had the most votes. Your
remark when sou hrst entered the room
indicates that you regard me as iDdifer-
ent to the result. l am not Indifferent. l
look upon the situation from q prsctical
and commor sense standpoint. u is not
G personal matter. II is not proper 10
speak Of i. either IS my victory or my
defeat II was contest between two
great osries
BATTLING FOR THE SUPREMACY
OF certain Welldefned principles. One
party has won and the other has lost;
thst is all there is to it."
"How about Governor HIP"
81 have not the slightest doubt Of Cow
ernor HIPS absolute good ia tn and hon.
esty il the csEvass. Nothing has ever
occurred to interrupt cur kindly relations
since We ran on the ticket together IS
Governor and Lieutenant. Governor"
81 would like to inquire, Mr.. President,
how MIS-, Cleveland bears your defeat"
"She fesls about It Just as l do.
You know the deie2t brings iss ccmpen~
sstioDs. We shall now heve some time
20 ourselves and can live more as other
folks do"
"Shail you continue your residence at
Oakview or return to Bufalo?"
81 haven't given that subject thought,
nor shall for the present. There is no