Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
HARRISON'S CHANCES.
Can the Republicans Carry Indiana
Without H.m2
Henry clrws, the Park'r, Tins tn BE X 'niry
BIZ VIII Prove al Fcor' nile and
Political risappoiniment.
Special to the Gazette.
Hit the Nail on the Head.

Special to the Gazette.
Hit the Nail on the Head.
WASHINGTON, Oct. H. Treasurer
Huston who, according to Dame Rumor,
has been on the point of rendering his
resignation more than a dozen times
since he accepted the office, IL out to-
day in a studied and carefully prepared
interview, wherein he states that the Re-
publicans will carry Indiana this fall by
an increased plurality over 'sS. He
paints very rosy picture of the situa-
ton, and saws the Republicans have
buried the Ratchet and are pulling to-
gether for victory. However. he takes
occasion to say that elf Indiana goes Re-
publican this fall Harrison's chances for
denomination are worthless.
He means by this that if the Demo-
Gratis carry the state. then Harrison will
reap the benefit of ii in 1892 10y being ,e-
nominated, on the ground that as ludi-
aua Is a doubtful state he can carry 1t,
as he did in 1888.
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.
Secretary Towle of the Democratic
congressional campaign committee said
| literature was Stacking up a little. He
| said the committee was not sending out
! quite so many documents now Us it was
| ten days ago.
HENRY 'CLEwS,
| the well-known New York banker, who
| came here To attend the funeral of Gen.
| Belknap, said to-day that New YORK
| merchants in anticipation of the new tar
/ if law had imported excessively of Euro
| pean manufacturers. tFrom now on
| SAID he, ''there will be u dinlnutiOn of
| of imports, but there never was such a
volume of exports As has lately set in.
! For the rust three or four weeks Am ari-
! can products have been leaving for for
! pign markets i'll an unprecedented VOL
ume.
He says this sudden change is due TO
| the fact that interest rates are advancing
! in England. In answer to the question
! what he thought OF the Mckinley bill 4,
! Mr. Clews said: 81 ain decidedly of the
| opinion that IL will be an economic AMI
political disappointment. 1t is going To
prove oppressive by raising the prices on
articles of general necessity, an will be
the subject of complaint generally
/ throughout this country. / hold with
MIR. Blaine shat reciprocity Is the system
most 10 be Dies red. Take from the coun-
tries south of US such things as we do mol
produce without tax, on condition that
they receive our products. This is the
equalization of commerce that all civil
lied governments should be glad to bring
about. Not dollar of gold should &c
out of our country in payment for foreign
goods We need II all in America. Ii
used TO flow to England at the rate
of $50 900 900 to $40 900 900 per annun
in war times, but goes in no such volume
row days. Our late silver legislation
helps our silver at home, and ii is essen
tial to the prosperity of the country tina,
the gold should stay here too
TEXAS NOTES.
Mr.. F. j McMerin Of San Antonio is
at the Arlington.
Postmasters commissioned: John s.
Shook, Caldwell; Sarah e. Mahaffey
Concrete; james r. Sloan, Brumow
William T. Johnson, Double Mountain;
Samuel ]. Holt, st. Joe, and Lewis c.
Martin, Sellers.
William B. Quaries has been appointed
at Proctor, Comanche county.