The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-11-09
WASHINGTON LETTER
fFton our Regular Correspondent.

able to get into more trouble than
all the rest Of the ADMINISTRATION
together. rhe idea seems 10 be
getting INTO peoples heads that
he is 4 good q Al like the man on
the Jury who gltangry hecldse the
other cleyenohstinate fellows kept
him away from his wife all night.
Another idea that is making
friends among the working re-
puohcans,is is to bllng about state
of things that will enatle Mr..
Noble to appreciate tn. fccIing, /
of man who receives kick tlom
the Pre- idcntinl boot. In pam
words, movement has been
started am lng republicans, 70
drive Nobla out Of The Ctblnct,
and from certain things, am IN
elm ii to believe that it viii event
aally succeed, bat not without .
desperate fight oa the part of the
Secretary. Here's an extract
from letter received by Mr.. No
bile from New York republican,,
who, il resIgnlng the Office of
Special Examiner Of the pension
office, used language that caused
/ Mr.. Noble 70 refuse 70 acacpt he
gnatlon aud 10 remove the
) writer; - am free 10 say, per
9 sonally yon are a puppet, ollielal-
!. " II sycophint, and individually
coward and craven. | SIMPLY
= desire to say th4t will place my
let cr and all my .clalons with
l. YOU before the Presl lent, II he
|. sn>tains you, ~ ! suppose he will,
shall be only confirmed Ia the
! ! gen raj conclusion that lie has Sc
lectcd you, aud some other' Of
y y your caliber, t. m,Sr'pres mt ,hc
mnA who ma !e It possible fol
ell Benjamin lIIrrlson to insult tho
sr. r. nation by putting you in plae,
% which neither your services no.
A. A. charactcr could juStlfy, and VII q
your whole personality Is proc
Of pos tive that vlolenc. to eyerl
". sense nf decency and propriely
r. was attenlc by your selection.
4, II preventative Joe Cannon ha
or virtually thrown up the sponge Il
AZ the Spcaker4hlp fight. by IN
nounclng his intention of goin
nd- home this week 70 remain pn'l
',s' rs TIE mlldle Of November. 1hi
20 action is surprising, in view q
the fact that Mr.. Clnnon ha
tor. been actively engaged in canvas
ing for votes almost rv.r sin,
Congress Adjourned. have n"y'
seen IA man, except Mr.. Canna
vas himself, who thought that Clnnt
hr' had The slightest chance OF ~,
'er, becoming Speaker, and now th
II Il one man has lost hope.
Ire- Representative Mills, vino
GIT name became "A household wol
TOP through It's connection with u
red democratic tariff bill during Il
sur last Congress, has taken qaartc
cet here for the season. He has e
.eet tirely recovered his health, viii
the came near breaking down fro
Mr. overwork last winter. Mr. Nh
a viii not have tariff blll duui
up the Fifty-frst Congress. but
ZOo proposes to sec That the lepub
ut. cans do not pass ore with obna
1nc lous icaturrs.
lhe All Of the imnrnso pow
az wleldc by the administration
- to he brought to bear upon Ga
l'cs grcss tins winter for the purpc
"nu Of getting mi Of the suiplns. Q
10 Of the first schemes to he push
'uh Is that Of Government aid for st
anne cral lines Of steamships winch 1
. ~ to run to South and Cent
'nc American ports, and which, in
% turn fora liberal subsidy, are
rage realize Secretary b aine's UIop
o'he idels regarding the commerce
up tho-c countries. This idea
; OF Govern nent subsidies to priv
neel individuals or corp lratIonS, !
una'i always been anragoaized by
Oh democratic party, and ! see
runs reason forsupposing that 10 de
ef > ocratic leaders will allow anys.
toP measure to pass The House.
oiks Swell society circles are
! 50 torn up because the new Chin
pass minister has announced tnat
'''h' will take no part in the wIntc
envy entertainments THIS is all
'''ee more Disappointing because
ene former minister made the
> Is "Stewart CASTLE a center for
! ~ that numerous class of diploma
con worshipping Wa4hingtonlans.
" - new minister has his wife y
'n'cii him, and as she is the first il
caste CnInesc woman oyer TO ,
this country, he probably fear
and turn her loose 10 Washington
lock. cle.v.