The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18

BLAME WORT RERUsn
A Prsninsat Psnnsyivaais Hspsbilsaa
Has N Interview VITA the Distaa-
guishsA Statesmen.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept 14.-A special
from New York to the Re-
public says: II was discover
ed In Pittsbsrg In the early part of last
week that Chris Magee had gone to Bar
Harbor for . conference with Secretary
Blaine. On Thursday the Pittspurg
Press, the personal organ OF the west
ern Pennsylvania politician, announced
authoritiysly that the purpose of Ma
gees visit to Bar Hsrbor was to find
out, II possible, the intentions of Blame
the presidential nomination
signified his intention Of accepting the
nomination Magee would give out an
inspired" interview. II. on the other
hand, Blaine absolutely declined to run,
Magee would keep mum and saw wood
Tor some other man suitable to him."
Mr.. Magee reached this city last
night on his way home. The INSPIRED"
interview was forthcoming to-day. 1t
is very conservative, but it probably
states the secretary's position accur-
ately. Mr.: Magee said that MIR. Blaine
was In good spirits. =,
His conversations were treats" said
the Pennsylvania, ''and he talked in
his usual animated way. He was not at
all depressed about his health, although
he is by no means recovered from his
recent attack. He was interested in re-
S u o"s , u9 $500; W eey
nuUus 'h n,J "u .hns ot pork .no Ger
many. ana what ne SAID was not only
r ,.oer ouC i n ne 6 asked
y aue S aoout western IL: Iehn1yi-
,.an, "more ne useu W i've. nls
1901 ,.oaIo 49, ~ @ In..
DereI People "Iom ne lhquired ABOUT
T Ena a ! INV NC uas no. seeh ior years.
! liz. :. 90" anyone Nun W. heene5 aP
euts 10 n Ino aoEaS ~ ;no pJUp.o "n1 'ne
'.n;S =. az M" - Ia oy SS ZOE.
niu sne con'erSa'ioii ever urile IaVo
po tMc -
No, not once. MT. Iiane old not
seem 70 nave any polticai cares "hat-
ever On MS minu.
10 you thinK ne would accept the
nomlnstlon lor the presidency IL II
shouIu % tehaered MIN
les, III certain contingencies. Mind
you, ne mas SAID hothlng TO me on the
SUBJECT. L only surmlse. One OF the
oil course is his health.
II he Is as strong as he is now 10 not
think he would refuse the nomination If
it was practically unanimous. But,
really, do not think he cares anything
Mt oil hnttt If 10 iS int IN, l., g
work as secretary OF state, and l be-
lieye he prefers to remain where he
Is"
ut is said in several papers that YOU
were against President Harrison and
went purposely to see Mr.. Blaine and
sound him on the question of the presi.
1ency?"
"There is nothing in that story. It
Is well-known fact that President Har-
rison and are not thoroughly en- rap-
port, OWING to some appoiutnents. hut
no one can deny that the president has
,arried ont ali bia nladgas astha
he is the head of the renubli-
IAN party, and naturally the acts of his
party In congress become a mart of his
But somehow the non.
Die do not warm up to the nresidsnt as
hey do to Mr.. Blaine. The tide seems
10 be in favor OF DIR. Blaine,s nomina.
ion. Not that there is anv enemitv
owards the president: nor that he ia
lot an able man, but because he Lacks
he magnetism. That il ali there ia in
{. The friends of Mr.. Blaine do not
iecry the president and thev do not re-
'use to credit him with giving the
COUNTRY one of the most satisfactory adj.
Blaine holds the peo-
lie by his mapnetismn
ssMr. Mapee. do YOU honestly believe
hat Mr.. Blaine will be physically can |
bic of going through another nresi.
ential campaienP" asked the reporter
The Pennsylvania hesitated a NOM
mt before replying. and then said.
Well, you know, Pm not a medical az.
ert. But from what 7 could see of the
ecretary he is rapidly on the msnd
nd, barring unforeseen developments
think he will be fit for the FIGHT next
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