The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-06

uoc,rlIuy the Presidency on His
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The action OF lres'ach' iinrr'son II!
suggesting 10 the Governor General Of
Canada that the conference OH the sub.
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jet Oh 'lo ''"U' -
stg'c' anu I"'lAua' "n'c'' ""' so' ioi
urtobrr -, DO postponed, OWING to Mr..
rr,;rc,s IN health, has aroused much
=, wosh;rc,on. This IL tho
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second p0~stpohcileht Vi 'iie
She first having followed the arrival OF
A., Canadian commissioners in Wash
'"' VI. p,o;ro'a III health wns ono
iHg'O"' '"'' A." 80.
Of the reasons gwen ioi '"e hfs' posF
rouenrnt also. and the opponents OF
IL, ~,on;nation to the Presidency now
'Io,I,rr that he never will be able to
,S,,, ,br Canadian representatives or
., ann 10 Washington. Blaine's
;,nls hnvcyer, insist that he IL not
.nai in To discuss reciprocity or to at
,oni IN othrr public duties, but that he
,T,os M, wish 10 come back to Washing.
w., rn,;, after the regular iros.s have
w, in and digsipated all danger OF
,,al,ri, 50 prevalent here at this time
81 ,Ir yr,r
En, wlInteycr is the real condition OF
W. Uloirr's health. this second pos..
,"rcmrnt of the Canadian conference
Igs ,ir,n rise TO NIL sorts OF rumors OF n
"]"Iiic,l nature. The State DEPARTMENT
d,1c;'ls m]roirss 10 sec no particular
.i]gpiirgnco in the Presidents action,
mt The politicians outside the dcpart-
mon, ara not so willing to believe that
Mr., Blainr's illness is the sole reason
lar Jni,rriur the meeting with the Cam
adams. II is said that the Secretary
has decided that he vii! have no con-
:rr,nre whatever while the present
Canadian Ministry is in power, and that
the suggestion for a postponcmcnt really
means thatalI negotiationsarc oirso far Ms
me Harrison administration and the
~ryi.tinr Canadian administration are
concerned. Mr.. Blaine, IL is said. has
often EXPRESSED the belief that the Do.
minion Government we're not sincere
lat sprins in their protested desire to
r,uLr the question OF commercial reci.
%nroclty between the two coentrics with
a view 10 reaching n basis for harmoni-
ans md mutually beneficial action. and
that the partial discussion OF the subject
which did take place was used in an i'm.
mir manner BY the conservatives in the
recent Canadian elections, In n word,
4 is said that Mr.. Blaine regards the
present. ministry with grave suspicion.
and that he means TO let them severely
alone.
The discussion OF any subject with
which Mr.. Blaine's name is even re-.
mo,cly connected leads NJ once 70 spec.
ulalion and nossip by the washington
politicians and otiiceholders ne TO his
ig;rrc p%olitical intentions. His friends
take heart whenever they hear that he
has DELAYED his return TO WASHINGTON
for rgrL day that he remains away ndds
they think. to The nosinonrmrnt oi thc
time when he must inform the public
whether he is tobe for Prcsi-
L,ntornOt, Blajue'sfricnds oswriI nc his
opponents, are BEGINNING "a fcrl That
Tie day when he shall return To Wash
in.ion must be the day when he will
show his hand. It is rencrallv believed
that he cannot remain a member oi tho
c1binc; during the cominrwinter while
the issues ior next years frht ,rc ho-
Ing made up, and allow his friends to
Icnain at work nbchali OF his nominn.
ton. He mus, leave the cabinet soon.
tits thought, or else inform thn prcs;,
dent and his friends that he viii unIrr
no circumstances be n candidate and
that he vii, irown mon tho cTorts oi
his friends TO create sentiment iavor.
able TO his nomination Thcrriorc rho
Blaine men iear That should B!nino 70.
sumo active duties nt the Sto.c Drn,rt.
mentlle will lir.t oive President uprri.
son the welcome assurance thot tho
track is FREQ as far os Tho mnn from
Maine is conccrncI
n. ,.