The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16
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WARRINGTON LETTER.


"A ARLINGTON -. T., Oct. 80 1891.
A Does M. Blaine intend 10 resume ths
duties o. Secretary Of State? This n 4
Question easier asked than answered. Il
anybod Ia Washington. from M. liar.
sison down, knows anything Of the real
Intentions OF Mr.. Blaine tho know ledse
u % we'll kept that Il has NOT leaked Out,
and u 10 extremely Improbable that any
such knowledge exisss. Guesses have
been plenty. hut facts have not been be-
hind them. Fret M. Blaine VS. 70 re-
turn IN September. then IL October. and
nov the guessers say that 10 will be here
N November. A personai friend or NJ.
blai"e's. Who 70 not in politics, said yes.
serdsy IN guarded sort II Z way which
was taken 10 imply . great deal: II
have an idea that alter the State elections
are over Mr.. Blaine may decide 10
retire from the Cabinet aud 20 10 sou;h.
ern California or Mexico Tor the winter. =
Although this gentleman denied ~ vins
any authority from Mr. Blaine for ex.
pressing such an idea. Ii is nevertheIees
believed by those Who know the relations
between the two men that he would
never have said such . thing unless he
knew that some such step was 81 least
lcontempiated. Mr.. Harrison Il thought
70 Dc entirely 10 the dark % 10 Mr..
biaine's future movements. Indeed II
% stated here that he has had no direct
from Mr. Blaine for
monihs- II 10 truly On odd sort OF : sit
uation.
IfpromIses were equal to good deeds
Secretary Foster would long ago have
been the posseasor Of : white robe aud .
golden harp. He has always been good
promiser; therefore il was not surpris.
ing that no should have agreed with the
New York Merchants a. 10 the existence
OF evils in the administration OF the bus
iness OF the New York Custom House.
and promised 10 correct them ell. This
promise he relies upon 10 make come
votes for Fassett, and after the election
he can keep Il or not just % be may feel
disposed. Having done that much for
Fassett he will nov proceed 10 Ohio 10 !
see what promises will do there for Nc
kinley.
Representative Bunting, OF New York.
who 10 President OF the New York State
Packers Association, IL in Washington
ne is engaged In gathering facts 10 b., ,
presented 10 Congress when the question
OF repeating the present tin plate tariff
comes up, - Il 10 certain to do. Mr. \
Bunting says he intends to expose the Il
imposture practiced upon Maj. Mckinley
and Senator Allison, whom he believes
70 Do honest men. BY the mem bers OF the
forty nrms. alleged TO compose the
American Tin-Plate Association. who
told the members OF the Senate and
house Committees that within one wear
they would be manufacturing I'll the lin
plate consumed In the United States. He
believed these men 10 have been actu-
ated solely by political motives. 90 not ,
one Of the frm has even attempted 10
luinll their promises Mr.. Bunting says
ne has direct Information to the effect
lnat Maj Mckinley IL deeply moriified
because the promises made to him by !
lnese men, which he believed snd scted /:
npon, have not been kept and be thinks .
both Mckinley and Allison owe Il 10 the !
country 20 help to undo the wrong
which they were persuaded by false :
promises to do.
Secretary Proctor 10 again absent from !
ne department. bot come TO think about
{, such common thing Il hardly worth
Q
The administration is casting longing Il
yes towards the Sand - ich Islands, iustl &
y John Bull haa been doing &C meli.nes.
M i y said here that Acting Rear Ad- &
nirsI Brown, now In Gillian waters. isIs
lndcr orders 10 proceed. a. soon as be Il v
elIeved. TO Honolulu TO negotiate for1c
be control OF the Island by the United ID
'tstes. Admiral Brown has been &C. y
ected for this task tecause OF bic popu.
srity with the Queen and the people or
be Hawaiian ls!ands. Il isA dangerous !
usiness, and may lead to war with Eng.
md.
Although Mr.. Harrison has publicly |,
eclined 20 violate the law bv directing n
hat repu blican voters ia tho DEPART q
lents be allowed TO 60 home 10 vote !,
'ishout having the time lost deducted !,
rom their pay. Il 10 privately UNDER 4
l0od that they may 20, and that come 9
'ay will be found to prevent their pay 2
cling docked.
The Methodists are having everythIn R 2
heir own way In Washington aimee last
vednesday, when their great Ecumeni- 2
u Conference, with five hundred dele .
ates, representing every part OF the q
'vilized world. met to consider matters 2
ertainIng 10 their church. Socislly. the y
oors Of good Washingtonians are omen
he visitors. and religiously. the pul. q
ite Of most or the churches. irrespective :
denomination. are open to them. Alp
ret u looked as though the ever present q
niger" problem would intrude lie u0iv 4.
eed and make trouble, became come a. o.
% Warrington hotel keepers refused
entertain negro preachers; but good
'nse prevailed. the darkeys were com.
'rtao'y quartered elsewhere, and the
'asser Vas not allowed 10 come up Ia
e conference. although some OF the :,
elsgsies were just boiling over. n
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