The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

WASHINGTON. ~. g.. March 81, 1891.
-fest al extent a. Is possible with . n,nn
Il his phiegmatic temperament. The
;Anse WAS the publication Ia . numbcr
u republican papers. including the New
York Press. OF q Washington special
aging that ex-Representat've Mckinley
l<t determined 10 a~ntagonize Harrison
tpr the Presidential nomination, snd In
imssing that Mckinney believed him-
self snd not harsi>on entitled 70 u'at'
,mrty honor. NJ Harrison has lori
Iquite > while h-cn . m~on'nA.'sc o.
Inis subjec he hss tro' g't Aimseli
10 be believe that II IL . er.uso ioE any
other member o. bic party 20 aspire %
what he thinks l. his ~ personal PET
ionis;tc. and he has taken no trouble 70
hide this opinion from republicans tla'
have called on him. whether me state
ments made In this special are tfur can
not say, as Ir. Mckinney i rot mere
but that he has presidential Aspirations
has long been known here, ana should
The. b. u combination circumstance
and the LIBERAL expenditure q Doodle
contributed b. the protected nanu-
fscturers su,ceto IN being elected 2
lernor Of Ohio this year, predict that ne
.ili be 4 candidate before tie next RI
publican national convention, no nlt'er
Who he has 10 antsgonize. or course II
he Il defeated in his fight for ths Cover
ship, which democrats hope and believe
hc will be. that will remove him from
the Presidential field.
Numerous reports having been print
"A coupling the name or John NJ. Lsngs.
ton. the negro x-Congressinan with one
~; The new u. :. Circuit Court Judge.
ships, ! have been msking a quiet in
~vestirafion. with . view Of ascertaining
, whether Mr.. Harrison wss really seri'
!. louslv considering such an insult 10 tbs
i while citizens Of this country: From
= what / succeeded la learning II Is pretty
safe TO say that Mr.. Harrison is fullS
4 iprepsrcd. n certain contingencies, e
elevate q negro TO the bench but wheth
<-ler L2ngston or one Of the half q dozeT
81 other negroes whose applications hsv'
~ been fled il not apparent. One Of th'
contingencies referred 10 IL public opin'
4. ion. and there Is coed reason for be
IL ieving that some Of these rumors abou'
,6iLangston's appointment enausted di
rectlv from the White House, and wer'
r,tst1-ted expressly for the purpose OF feel
ing the pulse ~ the public on the sub
lieci. ana that Mr.. Harrison -. very care
igthe newspapers.
nol The treasury officials are struttin.
itIaround like peacocks, because they hsv'
Undiscovered that il will not be necessar,
pgIto default in the DAY Of the fifty Cd
heImii.ions o: ~ per cent. bonds that vii
I'd Immature in September next. Doesn'
IT, take much to pun these republican ofEc
reho'ders up with conceit.
on Senator faulkner, who was one Of n
nglcomn;ttce, ana whose word IL heyon'
OK reproach. SAYS tho sensation accounts o
N, the carouesl OF tbe Congressional CON
Ia mitfee which accompanied the remain
Iof the late Senator Hearst 10 San Fran
W Icisco on ! special train. are ensireI
without Foundation. Other gentlemc
who we're on the train are equally 4
~ emphatic 10 denying the charges Of m
'or scctrly conduct GU the part Of the Sens
,m tors and Representatives who colnrossI
ais the committee
ISL The Attorney for Ii. Canadian gos
cK ernmeut and the Attorney General bot
'ea say that the Sayward case nov befou
ne- the Supreme Court will rot be afTactc
ia any WV BY the negotiations. now
ma progress, bet cen Mr.. Blaine aud ID
~ British minister. for making the necoI
AZ 'sary arrangements for the proposed D
"a oitrsison OF toe Boring Sea dispute, b'
for some cause Dir. Blaine is verv IN,
Gus thst the arbitration shall be full
NJ. agreed upon before = decision IL ra1cte
- BY the Supreme Court, and il II state
tt 1t when the case i again called up 81
lotner short pCstpcncEnsnt will be asks
&C. for in the hope Of accomplishing Il
is!end.
an Tho negotiations for a rcciproci
HE, sreety with Newfoundland Gre 81 IN en-
lne and there will DO no treaty. Canadil
It's officials are responsible; they prevail.
! 10 on the British government to refuse
,cis allow Newfoundland 10 make 4 sepsra
trcaty. The idea OF annexing Ne,
fourdiand has not struck the admin
Y traiion favorsh.y. A member OF 4
~ cabinet Is credited with saying that
ine application would not be favorably I
'hs' celved even II England gave her consoi
'ho: because Of the islands OF her coast bel
o. owned by France.
ia- Tho partnership entered into by G
senator NshOne and the negro, Lanr
,.eL ton. fer the purpose OF trying to galva
~ - the corpse Of Republicauism in v
icerl xf"is i" worrying suo y is8lnla CEN
the 800 ns1o- nc even : ntsie 0ls. ~
ue.c could not Ret out tho full Republic
vote Ia that Stats 10 savo their ives, I
c,nse neitnrr N them pos-r-s 'hs "a
/, t,liience Of eish.- he isisrk y. rr.,.sc 4
ong. Tn.lnHns a :
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