The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-16
~PLACATERs IN DEMAND.
Three Leading Republicans Who Have
been BNncoed.

Three Leading Republicans Who Have
been Buncoed.
New York. Sept. 1~6.-Prominent republic
cans who have placaters about their persons
would do we'll to use them now. Three re-
publican leaders are very mad and also
about a. sore al is the we'll mauled John l..
They are Rosewater. of Nebraska, De
Young, Of California. and Huston. OF In
diana. All of them are members OF the
republican committee. 1t Is necessary to
turn back a page or two to tell exactly why
the row il now on and Why n OF the gen
tlemen mentioned, Rosewater, has resigned
from the committee. During the short time
that Campbell. OF Illinois, the man whom
Mr.. Harrison had some time before called a
professional lobbyist, was at the head of
the republican machine he did several
things. Among them was to listen to APP
peals and arguments that in conducting the
campaign the west be given . headquarters
and be allowed to run it's fight practically
Independents OF the head center at New
the adoption of such a course were De
Young, OF California;: Huston, OF Indiana.
and Rosewater, of Nebraska. Campbell
thought the scheme q great one. He said
that the thing would be done, and that 1t
would be done from Chicago. Exactly
WuUt PkOAAAOOa AC AAONV VySA eAAS - "
known.
De Young SAYS that he was promised the
place of boss at Chicago when the concern
was opened there. Huston says that the
place was pledged to him. Rosewater says
that he was assured that he should have 1t.
stand after ex-senator Charley Farwell, of
Chicago. had quoted the Presidents "
words in regard to that newly exalted poll
tician. History tells rs how Campbell was
made to get of the grass. Carter sue
ceeded him.. as is also related by history.
water began to think it was about time
that their practically independent head
quarters at Chicago were opened. Each
was anxious to put on the importance which
would come to him as the boss of the re-
publican campaign in the west. They be-
gan to move upo Carter. Whether or not
the latter new beforehand of Campbell's
doings in the matter of a western head
quarters is yet unrevealed, but it is moe
than probable that he did, At any rate, he
knew just as soon as De Young. Rose
water and Huston began to lay
siege to him; He finally de-
no headquarters ut all in Chicago. and
that the whole republican campaign should
be conducted from New York. This de-
oisioL riled De Young, Rosewater and
Huston. Kosswater told Garter what he
thought of him. He also said that he be-
lieved he had been buncoed. The position
of boss at an Independent political ranch
at Chicago had been promised him, and he
worked to secure the nomination of
Crounse, Harrison's assistant secretary of
the treasury, for governor of Nebraska.
After that nomination had been secured,
and he had zone to work for Harrison in
other directions, he had been thrown over
board. Rosewater is an impulsive gentle
man, and can converse. He conversed
much and angrily with Carter. Huston
also gave Carter a large section of what he
and his particular friends call his mind. He
said he would resign from the COM
mittee. Carter could not placate
him, but did convince him that
it would not be we'll for him to resign his
position. He did this by telling him that
Kitchener. of Indiana, his trenchant politi-
cal foe within the party, would be chosen
to succeed him.. De Young also gave Garter
a turn. Like R%osewater he said that he had
been buncoed. He had been induced to 60
deeply into the fray with Harrison hat on
his head, the inducement being the boss
ship of the western campaign, with
headquarters at Chicago. The more
De Young thinks about it the mad
der he gets. Efforts are being made to
placate him. Al for Rosewater, it would
seem that he is past the stage whe.e a pla-
cation doctor will do any good. He has re-
signed his position on the republican COM
mittee, and has written to President Har-
.ison, telling that gentleman what he has
done and why he has done it. It is really q
pity that the republican brethren cannot
dwell together in peac &c and harmony,