Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-12

-- N,veuber 1l.-Presldent
? J aNs- ,aN, freely today abPuJ the re-
'3l '3sl-..-fg.s al. party ana the causes
,'. '..+-r about, says a dispatch
,..- -..-s ZION t0 the HerI.d
r. 49,. -.s,-.--.- be discussed not only the
..-- 5r-rge gravity OF the sltu-
,1..5 row c0-torrts the hepuOllc4n
-,s,-fsydefsat Of the Republi-
,l- .rs p ,i5eut said, was due
I.' r5f-I1a of the party on the
-,1 The Republicans had
fssrs 20 an extreme, which evil
i-.' y ','S75--sgttde approval Of the peo-
-,-sssior Of opinion on the part OF
: = !. s1,~rfs91 veu6es the rumOr cur
..-rs rms sgO that II was the
81 ~ -te President who took sucn
----si-fo1 on the TWO leading issues
4 .Fs Republican campaign was to
rss another important element,
..35-- sid which uad much 10 DO
sssis5- 1i tue Republicans last
and its force was tsIt at the
well sat the South.
asa popular belief that tae force
gs-r ths Solid South within the
5rt M the Presidents estimation
1,-stss1 tlat, for il brought 70 the
r. --a Democratic ticket many
-,-5,r, ,- of last Tuesday, the Presi-
.-@-,s3 could be construed IN but
n meant a condemnation Of the
sr1b tar.d policy Of the Repu0l-
,sv,sbIe move, If the party was TO
ransva. of power, was a mOdl-
4 ,fr1is p0sitOu, out not q renuncl-
IFs7sr1er of the protective tarlit
v5,1 lad been the key note OF
P.9-5ican campaign Tor many
President did not dwell on this
lhe discussion, possibly because IL
s,s revived the Blaine reciprocity
sr5ai 0y many here as the saving
The Mckinley law.
Est Harrison has very declucu
90 the conduct OF the campaign.
gtc.uk much of Chairman Car
Republican National Commit
rss..sd to Mr. Carter's appoint
when 10 became evident J1aI no
gv.l5e man could be secured. lie
campaign had been mlsmanaged
u-.a better results would have
1l. buti5r the rainbow cnas-
enc 20 which Mr.. Carter gave
alce and assistance.
President. is particularly chagrlned
sl.. 1h.s native State, aud be-
Git was largely due 70 the lack
,gleG.sllp
be wanted them 20 DO, he said, and
1ieavored 90 impress upon them
absolute necessity OF keeping the
Ian States in line and carrying
Tk
resident said that he had realized
time past that the drift Of public
Be was against hlm and his party
vas this that led him 70 force this
gcl .le party leaders.
suysrd OF this advice had much to
lle result of last Tuesday. The
l,re..z5d before any of the cleo
-rls came ia Tuesday that he was
.- man.
lel for success until the last hour,
..ed that he bad not expected il.
'-5 reasons Tor the Presidents S
% bis election was the wcu-knOwn
11 o. auum0er OF the prominent
t1.s party.
evidenced by his statement with
dudley, Quay and Cameron. As
02 The President believes he not
e 20 support tue ticket, but act
aln bis power 90 defeat 10.
ms nuueuce extends, like Quays,
ID TIE confines OF Pennsylvania
PRESIDENT evidently realized that
gentlemen were in q position to
y lllr5 the TICKET in the hereto
'.--- States OF New York and In
Oo- Dudley the President said he
leye Co. Dudley had done any
-.-re t1e ticket, but his influence
q oe2c OF auegative character.
-i! lle President admitted tha
y! S in1u1ucein Indiana had beer
Y, 70 knife the ticket, 70 keep his
pa working for it.
,-s ,le Interview the PreSideu
vale some mistakes might have
!, l was quite evident % any man
.-s could have witustoOd tae
.s.s.Is Of the people against the
,y-'e policy 20 which the Rcpub-
y S'oo1 pledged by the Mckinley