New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-11
HARRlSON'S CABINET.
GOSSIP ABOUT IT STILL CONTINUES.
LATEST FORECAST OF THE PREsIDENT-bLh0l
OFFICIAL ADvIsERs-A CAILFofNiAN

LATEST FORECAST OF THE PRESIDENT hhN0i .
OFFICIAL ADvISERS-A CAIIfohNAAN
AMONG THEM.
tBr rELEoRAra 10 IaE rSIsuS&)
indianapolis, Nov 1o.-The sta'emeh. VI -
Elan, In interview at Chicago 'ha' aoo,
California man In the Cabinet of the fIes''onV
:. r.na.a hor, as ahout as reliable information as
a "a possihle 10 obtain at this time ciauNo ~
General Harrson's selection OF Au"''s -
vissrS Mr.. Elan spoke UNDERSTANDINGS" 80,
visedly He is one Of General Harrison 40" p
pers ana knows moro about the "orh 'n", -
IN his nomination and election than does ''o w.
h,mself There is authority equally as high as ai
vl.m for the additional information 'ha' #" - w
interior Secretaryshp that is likely 70 10 " IAN
forna and there is some reason ior 'no oNPe0 -
that the honor will fall upon either DE Aouns' ',
mr. Swift Mr. De Young, who IS ahpi"o"' - 80,
..uv made two visits to General Harrison ai'er HIS
nomination and was twice guest at aihhoi !" W, -,
sI,so, home during his stay In Indianapolis. he
"a. ,ogether with Greed Hayman and W. II. Dimohu'
rendered important service IN promouhg uoho' al 10
rssons success in the Pacific States, ana u IL - 'O
.rn,r.nt that he is the man whom the people oi
California desire honored. IT IS not impro"aoie 'n"
he will be given distinguished recoghuoh' .
In the gossip about the possible Cao'He. "pPo''
mani, much NAV be heard here about the reeos-
nitop that will be given TO New-forK ana inu"""
Tn. name OF Warner Miller is probably meh'ionou
more frequently than that OF any o'Ier man
,hs rossible execution Of Mr. Blaine ana MI ohei
II is the belief OF the prominent poil.iciai'' "'
"a, c.r,ain,v he among the Presidentcects aHV'se.o
~ :. = d,vison of opinion to what VIII DC
Mr. Dlaine's relations 10 the Administrator s
,b,pk that he will decline 20 assume ohicia'
h,,,,ies but II a Cabinet position VIII 10 a''oP"'
TO him It Will probably be Offered him' 49,. n,.t
As 10 Mr. Sherman, there Is h''io uouo' 'a
,e will he very conspicuous figure In the Aonils.ra
Inn
80, ha made nublic at this tirs, for the sta'elhcn
that he is pretty to be called 10 the posi'0" "
there IS an Indiana in the Cabinet General me-
pretty certain to be John c. New conc "a ocroinf
harsons friends n Seeye Is s .nS that Mr. New in
formed General Harrison thai nc o Ss' was terrific
I'll, pennhican ,oHdcatlon over General Harrison
election which has been IN piogoss nnrnar With
,he boom9r of cannon the ringing of bells inc oed d
ing of drums the blowing OF horns anu ,hsc waS
omSnation OF discofdant noises that was bewdefing
ran.Ioads OF Republicans from neighporhs oS a the
eItv all dav The crowd looked as If 1t was our Oh
Mardi Ciras carnival Women as We, wei az as them
were IN the streets blowing horns and Joining in
the hurrah for Harrison s India5 SsS
Since the dav before election there has moi Dce1 l
an hour OF sunshine in lndlanapois, d anu The
csmpagn clubs all out in uniform, anu , ~
procession of wellngh mmesSabb, house followed by
ou'. paSS n3 neonIe many of whom were Democrats
m preeidcnelect in compliance with rcqucst h ,
committee representing the cltllels' soo Pc
door OF his home surrounded by seVeI MI. nbesr
nnhcans ard reviewed the PROCESSION ln Nv ,rhiin
ing and the noisemakng were Bept up i,od ~ The
Tie column marched past, and aier IL Ieluio t,,nd
central part Of the city the uploar Was 0oh''N"'1
until midnight. ,x,oroe ond In various
forms verbal epstOaTy and teleSfapIhg J,h,
nour in upon General Harrison. SINCE huestSS N i
here have heen over 5000 messages deiVricu 10 nun
nv tbe telegraph companies, and great piles OF mem
lie I'm his library where they have been assorted ny
Stafes ly the of the Piesident-eect IL Is lPossl
HE for him 10 reply each of tem ana AT inc pOtcr
time he will make general response ln'ehaen lTr
all the persons who have congratulated nlm i9c yer
some OF them in languages with which the men,
tcrs Of the Presdentelects family are nov acquanu
Persons who come personally offer their congrau-
laiiOns are now occupying much OF the time OF tne
victor Among the callers today were congressman
Cheade of Indiana. and John A. Anderson the anti
monopoly Congressman from Kansas one or the DOW
hood companions OF General Harrison In ONO.
Another partv OF visitors seventeen members of
especially for the purpose OF concentrating the
President-eect and participating in the Indianapolis
tollfcatOn. The party was composed OF charles a
Seth Green, James WaicOtt, Samuel Palmer, george
Devere Jerome S Williams and others.
Judge Woods, Of General Harrfsons most lnt-
mate friends exhibited 10 day a treasure that gives
him the right TO claim distinction as prophet In
speech al Goshen. Ind, and in his haste 10 catch
train after concluding his address, he left on the
stand notebook which contained tho skeleton OF his
speech with newspaper extracts rtlaune 10 t or
nee'h Z. found the book and holding it up in the
pre-, &C of number Of persons, remarked;
propose TO keep this until General Harrison
Is elected President Of the United Sates.'