The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-13
And that the People Will Gust Cleveland and
Put Harrison in His Place-A Parrot
with Republican Sentiments.
No Truth in the Story that the Presi-
dent Criticised His Party Managers.
He Is Pleased with the Result of the Fight in
His Own State Democracy Not Likely to
Keep the Pledges Made at Chicago.
QUAY INDUCED TO TALK.
The Senator Predicro the Reelection Of
Harrison Four Years Hence.

The Senator Predicpo the Reelection OF
Harrison Four Years Hence.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Senator Quay,
of Pennsylvania, ex-chsirman of the Re-
fore declined to make any comment upon
the result of the presidenJial election be-
yond the single iaconic remark: "We did
not have votes enough" To-day, how
ever, your correspondent succeeded in per-
suading Mr.. Quay to say . little
more. The Senator was found sitting
in his library debating replies to several
hundred kilograms of congratulation
which he had received from friends in
Pennsylvania over the Republican major
ity on joint ballot of So in the Legislature.
which insures his return to the United
States Senate. When asked to explain the
causes of Republican defeat in the battle
for the Presidency the Senator turned TO
sunny window whore parrot was
swinging in q cage. The Senator cooked
one eye at tho parrot. and tho bird. in re-
sponse, blinked both eyes and sang very
distinctly: "Ohl dear. what can the mat
ter bew
full when asked for his opinion as to the
1assg. Dassy Df'y Believe ss' Ss .aS sSss
the Republican party should not
yield s.I one inch in it: theories .ns4,k ha as
lieve, too, that the bills passed at the last
session OF tho House, placing wool on the
free list and reducing the duties on woolen
manufactures and removing the duties
from tin-plate. binding twine. cotton
ties and cotton bsgging. and from
machinery nsed in the manufacture
now In the Senate finance committee.
should be retained in that committee and
will not be reported. If the business inter.
ests Of the country are anxious to know
what scheme of legislation awaits them it
10 the duty Of the Democratic House, as
general tariff bill. indicating. in broad
and definite form, just what the revenue
policy of the next administration Is to be-"
''Do you think, Senator. that Mr. Cleve-
land will call an extra session OF Congress
next Marchp
mo, / do not One reason for MT. Cleve-
lands election is that he 10 estimated as q
conservative man. He is not likely to be
dragged by the more radical and revo-
lutionary elements of his party into
the peopie who the have very believed nsss
In his conservatism. It may, perhaps, be
too soon to speak 90 positively. but / really
cannot believe that there will be any extra
session of Congress beyond the usual execu-
tive session of the Senate TO confirm the
most important appointments"
Speaking In the most general terms.
what do you think of the future of the Re-
publican partyp
"You may say that / consider nothing
more probable than that, four years hence,
| there will be an exact reversal of the pop
ular verdict of 1902, and that, as In 1883,
Mr.. Harrison will succeed Mr. Cleveland in
four years of Cleveland once, and
they had enough. As have
| said before. Mr.. CleveIsnd's renom-
ination. while he still held the presi.
| Dental Office, made il easier for the Repub-
lican party to succeed. Four years hence,
after wages have been reduced. and after
the enormous cost of labor strikes has been
CHARGED to the party in power, it may be
that the people will demand the renomlna.
tion aud reelection of General Harrison"
| senator Quay left Washington tonight
for Florida He expects to return In time
for the opening Of Congress.