Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-06
WAsD8xGToH LETT IN.
(Frsn cur Regular Co1espeadsnt)


stood to Be backing John Wans
maker, the wealthy Philadslphi
merchant, for portfolio in Gen
Harrison's Cabinet. Whether thi
i > fact, I am unable to say, - M
Quay 10 . man who never talks .
his plans until after they are &C
csmplished, but if he has asked
Gen. Harrison to put Mr.. Wana
maker in his Cabinet, it il very
safe to say that it will be done
and that Mr.. Wanamaker would
prove . valuable membsr of the
Cabinet II conceded by erybody
who is familiar with his wonderful
and successful business career.
Col. J. S. Clarkson, OF Iowa, who
was Senator Quay's able lieutenant
in the late campaign, will, it is
thought here, either be . MEM
Der of the Cabinet or Public Printer,
~ he may desire. As Col. Clark
son il . practical printer, having
been for some years editor and pro-
prieter Of that sterling Republican
daily, s.The Iowa State Register, +"
published At Des Moines. / am I'M
der the impression that he will pre-
fer being Public Printer to being .
member Of The Cabinet. 1 have
just learned from . friend of Mr..
Clarkson's that it il by NO means
certain that he will accept any Of
fee. Nevertheless the name of the
next Public Printer, 1 prophecy will
For some reason the impression
Is rapidly becoming general here
that Mr.. Blaine will not be . men-
Der Of Gen. Harrison's Cabinet. It |
is believed that he has already
been offered the State portfolio and
that he has declined it.
Mr.. Cleveland has retired to his
residence, and the an
is made that he will
not again visit the White House
until Congress meets. 1t is stated
that he has retired for the purpose
pf preparing his last annual message
% Congress, but 1 have an idea
hat he wants to escape the numer-
ms bores who have been calling on
vas constantly since the election to
oil him the cause Of his defeat. He
liz beaten and that is Sll he wants
o know about it. 4
Mr.. w. w. Murray, of Tennes-
ee, member of the Republican
1ational Committee, will, it is said,
V . member of the Cabinet if Gen.
harrison shall conclude to have a
southern member, 2 question which
10 not yet been decided.
Representative Burrows. of Mich.
las suddenly doomed up as q formid-
BILE candidate for the Speakership
+ the next House Of Representa-
ives. tits stated by his friends
hat be became convinced last SUM-
nsr when the Mills bill was passed
y the Houss, that the next House :
Ias certain to be Republican, and
rat he than began . still hunt for
1e Speakership, which resulted in
is getting . large number of pledo|
e. Of support. 1t is q fortunate
hing for the Republican party that
L the candidates mentioned are
[eesrs. Reed, of Maine; Cannon of
linois; Mckinney and Butter
orth Of Ohio; and Burrows Of
[ichican; all of whom are deserv-
e Of all the honcrs that the Re-
nblican party can give them, and Y
4 Of whom possess the confidence
the party.
It has been fully decided that the Y
ball will DO held in the
Ill Of the Pension Office. The
cal committee in charge of the s
separations for thu Inauguration :
. determined to make it the grand
affair Of the kind that ever took =
ace in this country. PrePafa- :
ms are being made to entertain :
10, 600 visitors, and nobody need 4
y away for fear that they cannot :
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