The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
REPUBLICAN aRUMBL1NG.
Every Prominent Partisan Has
Grievance Against Him.

GIiGNduC6 A&hlASG nun.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Harrison has
not been in office three months yet. but he
has already succeeded in creating more dis
satisfaction in Lis party than Cleveland did
in six.
1t is safe to say that every prominent re-
publican ycumeet in Washington nowadays
has personal grievances against Harrison.
1t is not only that he has not made APP
pointments asked for in urgent terms by
the leaders for the workers, but that be has
delayed so long before &C ually announcing
appointments sought by them and deter
mined upon by him. One Of his cabinet said
the other day, when asked as they are all
asked every day, whether some particular
appointment would soon be made: 81 am
making 40 n@e predictions. ltseems that
he stated quite positively several weeks ago
tina ce tain man would b3 appointed to a
sub rdinate place in his department, a d
subseQu ntly Harrison changed his mind
and appointed another man, leavi g his sec
rotary i'll most awkward, not to say en-
barrassing 81 uation.
JARED LIKE QUAY.
Almost every Sc lator and representative
has had some such experience as Senator
Quay's with B. Frank Gilkeson. Quay was
asked, he says, to ma e a man for solicitor
of internal revenue. He therefore ask ID
Gilkeson, w 0, as a g der of the Bucks coun-
ty bar needed No. Office, to take 1t. Gilke-
son agreed, but it was snatched
upon it, and then he had to
chase around as though he were playing
pu wants a corner uefore he could &c
5 me 9th r office to soothe mis- feelings. He
half gives who gives slowly, and this is W y
Harrison Is offering under the caustic
criticisms of his party friends.
tn y most all agree in saying that it
has produced great dissatisfaction through
out the country in the ranks of the Republi-
can party.
WILL GO DEMOCRATIC.
They have no hesitation IN saying that
their own part san states will almost ce
tainly GO democratic at the next electio
because Of it.
0 10 is a tyDcal state. According to The
private predictions Of the republican lead
ers from that stat, who have been here
recently, it is almost sure to 20 democratic
next fall.
G v Foraker is to be the republican
clndidlte again for governor.
Rep e,e Itatlve Jane, Ca pbel is to be
the democratic candidate One is about
dS SITpuS as JA9 OJNeF, DuJ republican
apathy will certainly elect Campbell.
HARRISON RESPONSIBLE.
"Harrison W Il be responsible for it," said
an Ohio republican representative. Yes, -
said another land for the twenty -fiye OF
thirty majo ity tie democrats viii nave
Jue House Of Rep. esentadves we Will cleo
next year. Harrisons Cievelaudism
coupled with his nepotIsm. viii destroy a
our chances 70 the ext four wears Re
elect him" he said. "Why, we coulda'
carry India a for him to-day" The
members Of the Senate have never
manifested any SJecia frie lii ess for Har
riso. tie was not popular waen hs was H.
the Senate. With two . three exceptio 5
uJne Of its mem ers "a lUsd to -ea him
nouina ed, or cared to Sc him elected. II
will be fortunate If he does not find these
facing him with hostile fro when he calls
congress togetheri DC ober.
1--WE were great deal b tier or under
Cleveland" said one Of the reDublica
senators, for we could at least speak gu,
loud the ~