The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
CTEVELAND'S AVAILABILITY.
4 Very BRIGHT Outlook for the EI-PpGSi-
dent in NlGlY-TEO.
HARRISON INVITED TO SAVANNAH.
49,. President says that lie WIZ 70 n Be
~, uiscock VIII not Succeed Proc
for-Washington Notes.

..~ attending tho sessions OF the Supreme
l- ue discussed the result Of the cleo
,.,.. 81 some length with a reporter this
.of conrss. he said, every one who was
...oeiatei with Mr Clevelonds administra-
tor ,nnst rejoice over the result in New York.
,f.s.sch-seftsnnd Iowa. hr. Campbell made
e,o,ious felt in Ohio and deserves great
-, forit regret that he is not TO serve
.,..be- tsr,n as Governor. but Mckinley's
ro.+io, is not much Of q victory for the Re-
,..Iit,,rs 10 le decisive. he should have
t.--,ad fle State as German carried Mary
fe,f Wth the national party organization
sfre.nirg every nerve in his behalf he should
lave been elected by q very much larger ma
f.r.tg than be got. Froma party point of view
hiseIcrn1n J think. viii prove benefit To the
Democrats. inasmuch as It Will compel the
Nepub.icans 70 stand up TO fight in defense OF
the Mckinley law. That Is, of course, what
we Democrats want. If Mckinley had been
leaten the Republicans would probably be
LOW looking around for some other issue.
DEMOCRACY SURE OF SUCCESS.
IT think the Democracy is sure Of success
la .l on the tariff issue. The tariu Will oe
tbe issue upon which the campaign will be
l0rgnt. / do not think that the silver cues
ton will figure In the campaign. J. THINK there
will he legislation OF tentative character on
that subject by the titty-second congress.
Doubt It's being possible to get Tree coinage
f.f through the Senate The margin Is Yery
narrow and in the last the Force bill fight had
b great deal 10 do with the vote on silver But
IA free coinage bin should be passed 10y both
l.-.es of Congress the probabilities are that
itwould be vetoed, and this consideration
w.u.ro0ably lead 70 some experimental, per
lans temporary. financial legislation, which
vi. carry the whole question over until after
ne national election"
Mr.. Dickinson said be thought the result OF
Tuesdays vote made things look particularly
bright for Mr.. Cleveland.
CLEVELAND is TIKI MAN.
81 DO not think" he said, that there is
ANYTHING IN this talk of great hostility toward
Nr Cleveland on the part Of Mr.. Hill and bis
fren1s & think it will be found that the
u,riv in New York is united on Cleveland"
"uo YOU think the Democrats can hold
Iowa 20
"Eevonl question. Iowa may be counted
$50 safe Democratic State on the tarih issue.
Her electoral vote viii be cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for President IN 81"
"How about Massachusetts Z"
"The vote of Massachusetts will be cast for
q
land can carry the State. he can carry WIS
C0usin also
Does the election Of Republican to fill
tie vacancy IN the House caused by the death
Of Alr. Ford signify that the Democrats are
losing their hold on Michigan" !"
Not az aI. The Republicans cannot carry
Michigan on tho tariff issue. The reason the
Republicans elected their member this time
was that the vote which is properly Demo-
cratic. was divided between two candidates
The combined vote OF the stralghtOut Demo
crat and 0f the industrial candidate was very
much larger than the vote by which the Re
publican was elected. In q national cam
paign the vote will 60 to the Democratic can
ddate.
E0I LIKELY TO BE HIsCOcK.
The report that Senator Hscock is TO be
made Secretary Of War and that he is 20 be
succeeded I'm the Senate by Mr.. Fassett IS re-
gardod ia Washington as absurd.
Az the present moment there is doubt about
tie complexion OF the New York Legislature.
The fear is entertained IN administration cir
cles that Il may turn out 10 be Democratic. N
which event the retirement of MIR. Hlscock
would merely make room for q Democrat il
t.e Senate.
But aside from this consideration il is
thought that Mr. Harrison would not select
Ar Hiscock for the place. In view OF the
Jack of harmony between the two factions IN
New York II IS not regarded as likely that be
would conclude that anything could egained
for the party ia New York by heaping honOrs
upon the leaders Of one Of the factions.
Those persons whose clOseDess to the ad-
ministraton should make their opinions on
the sub ect worthy Of consideration express
tie belief that Ex-Governor Cheney. Of New
Hampshire viii be the Secretary OF War.
Yet great deal Of talk about Elkins Is be-
Ing INDUCED in and the assertion Is repeat
eiiy made bY men who are high in the Re-
publican council that he will be appointed.
There is reason 10 believe that this and al
other appointments Will 80 over until the
meeting of Congress
lt is known that the President has selected
the Democratic member of the Interstate
commerce Commission. and the belief IS that
Mr Clements Of Georgia IS the lucky man.
olt the announcement is not expected ut that
time.
IL is said that most Of the other appoint
melts have been decided Oh.
INVITED TO SAVANNAH.
Senator Colquitt called at the White House
this afternoon at the head of a delegation Of
people from Savannah and invited the Presi-
deal 20 visit that city at some time during the
winter.
They did not name any date. but the 22d
o.. ebruary Was mentioned by the committee
as au excellent time for a visit. The PTesl-
dent responded that ho could make no prom
l'es as be anticipated he would be very busy
during the coming session of Congress, yet he
WOULD keep the invitation IN mind aud do his
best 90 accept IL.
The invitation was presented in q formal
shape but the delegation did not make any
set speeches. The call WAS an informal one.
tlo President receiving the visitors in the
cabinet room on his way 10 bis Office from
luncheon.
he committee was composed Of Senator
No.quitt. Mayor McDonough. Aldermen
haley. Charltan and OBryan. Citizens Purse.
oung. kebarrer and O'Beirne.
telegram was received this morning from
a number Of Georgia Republicans adding
insif invitation u that Of the citizens oil
on'aunah. They desire to have tho Presi-
cent note the water facilities Of tho city and
Judge the propriety OF increasing them.
Secretary Blaine received short dispatch
thls evening from Minister COngeT at Rio
'snefO. stating that the revolution IN Brazil
"a' over. and the army. navy and all other
Oiaucnes Of the Government we're under con-
Ioi ot President fonseca. The dispatch also
nsatos that s0mo Of tho members II the Bra
oman Congress support fOnseca in tho course
Ao mas tskon, and a new Congress will be
elected
Ass slant Naval Constructor William n.
"a /aut bas been detached from duty at
OienD d Son ship-yard aud ordered TO duty
a. the Norfolk naVy-yard.
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