Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
All Sorts of Speculation Regarding
Whom Harrison viii Give the
hsads Of the Departments.
One Slate That Is Generally Accepted.
The Financial Course to Be Pur-
sued by the Government.
Tho Ozuses which Rssulred in the Defes,
OF Democracy Discussed by Prominent
Peopls-Crein's Oonyictions.
BARRIsON'S CABINET.
spsciIl 10 the Gazette,

! S1lAz = tions are made
#M7nTsSA// concerning H.r
= a rison's cabinet,
MlHlRH but OF course
5r54es ll-s' otbing csn be de-
EYMSSSNHa lesfnitely known this
Ta&S2,2%222e7ss'fsa0 eariy. The most
general slate thus
far cons: ructed is as follows: State De-
partmeIt, Senator Sherman; Interior,
Wsrner Miller; Wsr Department, A ger
Navy De "artment. Hale; Attorney. Gan
erai, Bradley of Kentucky; Postmsster.
General, Wanamsker CT Philadelphia.
whitelsw Reid is slated for the Couri of
S.. james, Murat Hslstead for Germany
aDd William Walter Phelps for France.
There will of course be more or less
embarrassment in deciding what
shall De the sttituds Of the victort
respecting the financial course 80
be pursued. The atmosphere through
vhi;h economic questions were viewed
has changed. Mr.. Harrison is recognized
as conservative, and under his guidsnc,
the Republicans are expected to Ego
slow" What will be done with the reye-
rue or tsri6 reform, how the surplus will
be treated, the probable revival OF the
measures inspired By party stress, are all
questions Of tho hour.
sRNAToR GoRMAN
is last returned here from NV York and
thus speaks Of the election: "Ths con.
test" said he, "was fought out upon the
line Of policy laid down Dy the President
in his message snd by the action Of the
Democratic mtiori'g in tie House. The
tariff issue was ever pYspent throughout
the campaign, and 1t eesns Is
though the Republicans have
made the people believe that they were
committed to free trade. and the people
pronounced sgai1et l.. Oar position vas
grossly migrepyesentsd, ss cur party has
not at any time declared for fee ,rsde,
but simply ior Z reduction Of excessive
tsxatioU; but the catch words o; the can
vags were 81 sgsias: US. We have gene
down in contest entirely free from PSF
soDslitiee, fact u pOn which the country
Is &c De Congratulated"
CONGRESSMAN GRAIN
Of Texas has returned from N3W YORK.
where he Gss been sidiTg the Democratic
party in the campaign. He speaks CT
follows sboGt the Cause for the detest or
his PARTY: ia my op!2io8 the main
Cause 4 me lfe!eEt WAS the unw.IlpeEess
OF lie = 'ri:y Ct tie voters If IN,
LCEileI1 stzlCg 70 hlv3 taxation reduce
IN accordance with the msgh9G proposed
by the Democratic parry. Ihi5 inysiveG
Z Radical departure from tie sy5te q by
Th;ch cEs.l ms Gutles have been SCI
Iced iCr more than (. q2a-ter C2
century, Ell thc time Nss too
short % enable The people &c
tuiiy understand the DeGi0cfaL.c ;haory
Ct ieV2rGa ref2Im Wherever tha results
hSye been favorable TO our pSrtg The mar
uiac!uYimg ei&'es &C NeW J..seY auc
C5ruect:cUS want democratic, &ad Ma
Y0IF, the LARGEST msnuf2c U ng City il
the u aior. gave largely increased ms
j ri y fer Cleveland, which shows thsi
the woTkilgmen had recovered from the
free trade Ecsre. President Cleveland
ioressw that he would have walkoYel
II ne ev3ded discussion OF revenue reform
in his message, but he Eed the honesty
ard courage TO perform his duty by pre-
serriDg the question to Congress, and the
Democratic party stood by him in mis- 20
sifion snd do not II ect any blame upcr
him fer his many courage"
TExAs PENSION.
Special TO the Gazette.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 10.--The followin |
Texas pension was granted to-day: N K |
icsn survivors-James NJ. Allen, Nc |
Gregor.
NAVAL MATTERS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 TIE N;vy De-
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5 stee steamer Boston is now in Hsy,i |
g0e United States steamer KeaYssge has |
been ordered to proceed 10 HsmP .on /
E lads and there await further orders.