Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
.q TIE CAPITAL.
a Cabinet Mating and a Discussion
of tho Eisction.- Tariff R.fofm
is Sill an Issue.
The GIss 81 he &c d 0VsFE-a N8E
Of AddsEs shat Sing ITO aal
Rfs snstaiaS LLsm.
PrefidsLt CIavaiaad Interviewed - TIE
Eeauls OF the E2Sctioo Nos .es.
sonai Aff zig -Go2sip about
Harr.soL's C6blnes
special to the Gazette.

lation to TIE question fully as yet, but
the educational process ;Gaugura.ed DUR
ing he campaigl VIII con inua, sud the
end can EoW be foreseen It c1ncoH De
asserted ty The Republicans that they
fairly represented the suoiec. during t c
campaign, ami It :s evident Ihat Mr
Qasy's method tended to tne pervorsicn
Gi the real verdict CT the people The
division q ire memberehlp CT the
House in the Fly first Con
gress between the two parties
shows that at present G5 COO COO Of
people are almost equally divided on the
eut act.
The prominent politicians and IeSdizg
public cficisls VINO LETT Washington 10
vote are gradually returning.
A CABINET MEETING
WAS held to-day which was attended by
sl the Cabinet officers except Mr.. Villas
aud Mr. Dlckeneon. The arairs Of state
vera discussed, and naturally the
election. Secretary FAirchild attributed
the defest to money, trades and dicafiec.
tioEs emolg the Democrats, ard says the
tariff played but q small fesEuse in the
loss OF NsW York. Among
the Tolki1g peop,e, be stated,
the moderate tariff reduction 8 ideS
WIS well received He also said that s
defect a. this TINA nigh. discourage mod
GRAFTON, and that when the reaction came
the stsps in the direc ion OF free trade
might be much larger than moderate man
contemplated. Some ultra free trsders,
he said. hsd declared they would not vote
fer Cievslsnd's N lderSte policy, because
1t preVen'ed the adoption OF free trade.
The departments are unusually qn;et
to-day. A general
~ sssgss AIR OF DISAPPOINTMENT
f5 obs rved aud the eff ;ia!s lick sr1io1a
and disturbed. All that relieved
the general gloom was She
evident sstisiacEion of the rloId
overs" These men Cleveland kept in
HE under BIS ultra view OF tie Grill
seEvtce isw, snd yet what hR7a thsy done ?
Donaled money ard disst miazted IN.
truthful Information to accomplish his
deGeas. Tasfe Ia ~ grautGLa FIR the
elem gGcy Of the Democratic adn!zisrra-
tio.--3a 4hsnks I u the Si1dly conslders-
tion received at the hsIds Of The Dem
0c-sts in office. The wide d.rsyercs be-
tween tie two classes OF employees IL
made painfully apparent, ard 3 Reoubil
can nest OF $Gd-rs has been allowed to
sing the nan who suffered thsm to re
msia.
GossIP G9SCEaNING HARSIsoN's CABINET
p nsfsSdy fife. Blaine stands ia the
game relation to Harrison that he
did with GRrf9ld H. cen have the State
Department il he W4ots It, bu. Ii is b.
jievad he does not want cayiat0g. Pos
sibiy William Waller Phelps may take
bis place. He "a very close % B'eice,
and bag teen in the diplomatic service g.
Austrian Minister.
Nav Of Indiana is stated for tbs Post
Office department., some SAY tne Treasury;
bat Allison c2n have the latter portfolio
If he wants it.
Gof Of West Virginia, who WAS for
merly Secretary CT tie NsVY for 6 brief
psrl7d, is mentioned for .nst place again.
Elk Senator Henderson Of Missouri will
probably receive tie Attorley-Gerersl-
ship While Warner Miller is selected for
the Interior Department.
General A'ger of MICHIGAN is spoken of
Scr the War Department, and 1t ID sid he
will make an excellent military director.
The promin Mt r publican candidates be-
fore the Chlcsg0 conYentiol sre also
spoken Of for csDinet posItions, AID Sner
man, HaWiey, Ingalls,, Allison, Depew
and Gresham msy &c piAced in the LIST Of
possibilities.
The NV York Herald to-dsy publishes
INTERVIRw WITH TEE PRESIDENT
On the result CT the election, in Waich
Nj. Cleveland IS quoted So fol!owa: "Ycu
leslie to learn, you ssy, 10 w1st cause
attribute our loss Q; New York
aps~er frankly that DO not know I
'hc uld say (aDd TIE PRESIDENT lsugheo
lutetly) t5at 1t wss mainly because the
':her psriy hid the moss votes. Your
'enstk when sou frs; entered the room
nticetes thst you regard M as indif
ms to The result. l AN not Indifferent. l
COX upon the situation from prsc .icsl
md conmo' sense standpoint. II is not |
personal matter. Is Is no. proper to |
peak o: /. either IS nv victory or ny
leies: l. was & contest between two
,reat carries
BATTLING FOR TEE SUPREMACY
Il certain Well Ct fined principles. ODe |
'sr!Y mas won s1d the Other has lost; |
nat is all there ia 10 Il ~
chow about Governor HIP"
81 hsve not the elIghtess doubt OF Gov
rnor HIPS Absolute good ia II sud hon.
sly in the canvass. Nothing hiss ever
ccurred to Interrupt our kindly relations
ince we ran on the ticket together Sc
Governor and Lieutenant G Governor"
81 would Ike TO Inquire, Mr.. President,
oW Mrs. Cleveland bears your defeat"
"She feels about it jus: ss l do.
on know the deiest brings les compan-
stions.. We shall now have some time
ourselves and can live more IS other
oIks do"
"Shsll you continue your residence at |
)skvieW or return to Buhslo?"
~ haven't given thSi SUBJECT thought,
or shall for the present. There ia no |
urry about 1t. My futue movements |
re as yet wholly unsettled"