The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-03
CAPITAL GOSSIP.

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| editors of the Raleigh News and OBJ
server for having in that paper made
personal attacks upon him in connec'
ttOn with his war record. This tele'
| gram aroused the greatest interest
here, and the Alliance Headquarters
where Col. Polk has his office, when
! IN Washington. has been beseiged Ivy
newspaper men and others in search
of information, but none of the ALI
ance officials seem to know anything
about it, or at least, nothing that
they me disposed t. make public
although one of them said that he did
not believe that Col. Polk would send
i CHALLENGES under any circumstances,
hut he might accept one if it were
sent to hmm.
In sp't" Oh the l%et th"V every
poly WAS satlhe0 from the HrSI Gay
tha' senator Edmund resignation
was maue PuMlc lh"C secretary
PROCTOR "ou'u Oe HlS s"ccesSoA l'' |"o
senate the AoFnai announcement "a
thal tact ny Ihe G0Vohor oi VeE'h0"'
has been the principle poilt'c"l Topic
''huef discussion 'hls week mss
was pt"o""lS "Fse'E owing ~ '"o
oeliel Ih"U 1heie may NC at ie"s' "i0'
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eSting 10 po!it'ciahS DIS E"c'nc'eS w
prospective E"c"Ac'oS !" 'ne e"oi''e',
Ihey open "p SUCH long FAs'" "a
posi- Oih'les' all" e''"olo ~ many
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el"'se never 10 N"o""' 'N"'
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one OF the vacancies III Ihe O"o'net'
our correspondents having io "0o'"
OF THIS Klho' Will hoC tnenU'oH 'ne
names OF the score OF poI'C'c"l nooo'
dies VINO are seItlhs themselves
TAXED "oou1 aS proo"oie S"cceSsois
10 secretary 1loC'oi no"' oO'"'S0
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his Cabinet he rendered the Secre'
taryship of War to ex'Gov. Cheney
of New Hampshire, who declined 1t
for personal reasons That leaked
out some time ago. and is probably
all the real basis there is for the talk
about his now entering the cabinet
which is going around. 1t Is said,
and it is plausible if not true, that
Mr.. Il trrison would be very pleased
to nave Gen. Alger JOIN his cabinet.
1t would unquestionably be good
politics for Mr.. Harrison TO secure
Gen. Alger AS a member of his OH
ci"l family and it may be true, as
said Ivy some, that he has rendered
h;m tile position, but, although
possible, those who should enjoy Gen
Alger 5 confidence do not regard it as
at all probable that lie would accept
us lie is known to indulge IL higher
ambition.
1he statement OF representative
crisp INA: "the Speahershlp contest
IS 10 De friendly hght with soft
gloves ana Tor points only must
nave Deen INTENDED Tor sarcasm; 1t
certainty was II Mr. Crisp is aware
or the VICIOUS attacks winch are
oelhg mAde upon him by the friends
OF one OF the other candidates. These
peop'e are certainly not treating MI
CrISp candidacy IN a lrlen"Iy man
her' 'hey are constantly saying bad
'"'hss aOO"' hi'h an" mining tha'
'hey kne" hl'tch worse Things when
may oe 'Oio Iatef on. WIN the he
presehtaCl'es supposed 70 De Under
tne 'nnue''ce OF the liquor men they
harp on the TACT that MI. Crisp was
o''" VI the n'e oeihocra's mat Voteo
.o1 VIC VI s'n"1 F"'o~ ago oI'l !" 'he
S"pp"Seo ~ 10 Spec'al'y h"hkerlhg
"''e' 'o''''i''''oo "'ll''""Sil'pS 'neS
~ 1"'nT"'Ahs 'he Iun'oE IhaU MT
Cilsp III" PROMISED away every single
''''' ',i"' sup "'io ~ '"ose nepre
Se'''"'l'es N"o"" W h"'e Specla