The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-11-23
WASHINGTON LETTER
asraw oaf Rssplar Correspondents


Chairman Calvin 81 BHcc is Il
stroag fayorite " IA dem acrals /
here aad the wish that he may So /
sent to the Senate fr9m OHIO Il
heard On all sides Is argued /
that is has HE good VIII Or all /
classes Of Ohlo democrats, and 4
that his election would leave ~
jealousy TO make trouble III tn.
future.
President HARRISON is still uy- 7
ing to make people, including
himself, believe that tho recent
elections djd not mean Il disap-
proval bv the people. OF his ad
nnlstration. Tbc word has been
pissed to every prominent repub-
lican otliclI that he must argue
at all times that IS no federal
officials we've voted for the result
OF the elections mean nothing as
far ~ the administration is con
ecrncd That IS for public con
sumption IN private, the shirt
sleeve brigade, tsot is always te
he'd upou to do election work,
and which has been snubbc |
almost uutll now, IS, to speak
iiguratiyeb, being warmly en-
braced by Prcsidrut llliiispn and
promised any nua,ber OF nice fat
appointments If they will only
agree to resume business at the
old stand Bother II rrlson has
walked Up 10 tha fact that il is
Tie members Of the shlu sleeve
brigade hat carry elections, and
tha, the carrying Of elections il
the great end aud aim Of politi-
cal parties. 1t we're better for
the democralic party that he had
not found out 50 much.
That Mrs. C.csellud has lost
none Of the great popularity She
enjoyed here when mistress Of
the White House was fully demon
strated, when She and Ii i lllGs-
lrlous husband came to Washing
ton to attend lie marriage Of eX-
secretary Bayard, Afcr the
matriag., Mr.. AMI Mrs. Cleye-
land dove to the Whrp House,
aud Mrs Clet eIald left her cnd
for Mrs. Harrison, whols OFT Of
town, while b,.r husband went ~
sldr and paidhis respects 70 Pre>i-
dent Harrison. II was grace
fui aud courteous act on the part
Of the C.eveland-.
The cry that Foraker was
knitted by tue sherman men IN
Ohio was 10 news TO the regular
reader Of this correspondence,
who will remember tltt The ~
ganization Of Il plnt u "down'
Foraker bY tHcrmnn all his
tra8d va n8ed tapy weeks
ago I F 6Nal sR Hfe in
Washington, aud uuic, I'D signs
fail the gentlemen concerned -
it have bitten off more than they
can chew. Their only desire
was 10 sldrtrack Foraker, but
the +, suit shows that they have
n.ade Ohio dlu5tful State fo
the grrpt contest III ls92, with
chances deriledly in favor Of the
Democrats
The republicans here bad il big
! scare lasting several days, oyei
the fate ot Scntior Allison, u
? Iowa, whose successor Will be
elected by the legilature chosen
last Tuesday. Allison would
leave a big gap "a che republican
side Of the senate shonid he, fol
any cause, haze to 90.
Il is feared by some Southern
! democrats that the republican de-
{ feats last week will have ten,
dency to encourage the more radl-
e cal republican Congressmen to
S pass an obnoxious federal cleo
: ton law IN the hope OF gaining
enough members Of the House il
g tn. South atthe iex Cong cs. Oh
. al election to effect those they are
{ certain to lose elsewhere. Such
: law wiil neyl be passed by tie
e d, xt House. There are a mum.
r ber of determined democrats -
e the House, that have pledged them
selves to illlbu. ter until the OK
: plration Of the Fifty first Con.
} gIess, if such action should be
! como necessary to prevent tn
. pas age Of an obnoxious fedora
I election law.
The Superinien lent of ih,
e Census has le a report o. wha
4 has so far besn done. and what i.