Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-19
IN FAvoE OF HARRISON.
MI. Glenn Stakeholder Thinks That 10 the
Sentiment of the People.

Mr.. Glenn Stakeholder Thinks That 10 the
Sentiment OF the People.
Mr.. Glenn. s;udabaker Of South Bend, Ind,
who has been in Washington some days in at
tendance upon the ecumenical conference said
TO STAR reporter today that lie was much graf
ifed at the amount Of space that the daily news
papers had given 10 the work Of the conference.
II have sen: The STAR regularly" he added, Ito
many ministers Of my acquaintance, because
Its report is so much fuller and more accurate
than can possibly be obtained from any OF the
religious journals"
In speaking of political matters. for Mr.
Studebaker is fully in touch with the republi-
can party upon ali the great questions, he said
that the recent election of a democratic mayor
In Indianapolis was no indication of a change
In sentiment in the state but only showed
that the people of that city were
satisfied with the record that their m ayor
had made thus far and proposed to continue
him In office. II think, lie said. that in the
choice of municipal officers the people are look
ing more TO the capability Of the men than 20
their political Affiliations II they get a good
ofhcih they don't care to change MIN.
It's on the principle that civil service
reform works under the national government
The change of administration does Rot now
bring about complete change OF the depart
ment employees, and the changes will become
fewer each year. / imagine"
How does the Mckinley tariff law affect you
a manufacturer he was asked.
There are many things THAI we use in our
business" he replied, upon which we now
have to pay higher price than lefore. bu.
am willing to do that in order to benefit the
greater number. That is the feeling with all
manufacturers have recently received a let
ter from large manufacturer, who was a dele
gate with me In the last national convention
ana who was not very favoIaby disposed
toward Mr.. Harrison. lie says now however
that the new tariff law is just what the country
needed; that It's operations are developing adj
ditionai industries in the farming regions aud
he wishes me TO pay his Naimest respects &c
President Harrison. We in Indiana are very
proud Of Gen. Harrison anG OF his ADM nistra-
ton. He has surrounded himself with
capable cabine: ministers and aii the de-
partments of the government are being run
efficiently. had pleasant talk with The
prtsldent this morning and ii seemed TO me
that he wasiookins littie cGreworn, as il he had
been wording very hard. / suppose since Mr.
Blaine = illness be has good deal more upon
his shoulders Than before
What do you think OF the outlook for next
Year,
Every thing seems favorable for republican
success. The co"ntry is prosperous. the affairs
OF the government are in good hands, ami 40
not THINK the people desire change. 4 have
Travelled oser the country good Geal anu the
sentiment as II appears to ne, is decidedly in
favor o: rcnorllratInc Gen. Han rison OF coarse
there arc some politicians who are opposed TO
him because they have not got all they wanted
IN the way OF Patronage. but the mass of the
people believe In the PRESIDENT"