Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
VICTORY MEANS
Result in Rfotlc l,1a nd >i4nlficant
"f the Popular Oplnic: If the
: Tariff,


~ NV 0Kk, AUFil lI.~~tHAtHf tAlN-
rIc! OF ktudr I4nld, in An Interview
with II Tribune rtuurttr nll The ettc-
tiun- in i.i< site. said: '''he result
WAY NEST 2ratifyi1 4 to ti4e r, putlcan1,
tut Il great slvprtS: to the democrats,
whn felt 20 confident If -uccr>x. The
re-llit m+Arls ,nnrt tlluu ole tiinx. 1t
j. Significant nf mary things. The
HenIocrat~ cAuno. rn:r any txcust Il
fur their dsf+at. Nothing Was rnn-
cra(ed ty the republicans. The d 'm~
ocrAt4 made II supreme ttf,rt to win
and sent their be+t SPEAKERS to Rhode
Island to try to no ,dwink the work.
iugmen, but it WAS not success.
The itsues in Rhode Island were liza >
tlonal ones, and on these lines the bat~
tie was fought. The tariff and The
currency were the two principal IL,
sues, and the result in our state denl-
onstrates tLat the national democrat
ia on the WRONG side of these questions.
Not only are they on the wrong size
in Rode Island. hut in every state In
the Union, and the republican victory
in our state proves 1t. This republican
triumph goes tn show that the repub-
Iican party must make un aggressive
fight for the protection Of American
Industries aud the maintenance ot a
sound American currency. Now that
the Rhode Island election Ia over the
people Of the country cannot ark for
any ren,er proof that the republican
pa1ty Is maxim. lt1 fight this YEAR on
the grandest principles, which Ap-
peales' in Rhode 1~land t., tll~ work.
snEmen and every good c:tizen OF the
state, ana will appeal to the whole
country 10 p w"rtuIly next November
that II magnificent republican trintnph
vii! be tle result
SEt'uSu PLACE FOR LEVI
CHn'AGo, Aluit l1.-A morning pa~
r+r tuy+: "\ice President Morton is
ri>oh at the Minn+apui- convention.
That fsct was uract'tnlly determined
at .ecr"t net!ing OF the republican,
party 1uaxua'es III Chicago yesterday.
1t WAS ii private gathering, but tu~
nloI~ of The hu>ites5 tione w+rt pienl'~
fut. Senator Sawyer, o& Wisconsin.
~+nAtor .Atl's ~, of Iu~a, Je>st' Spauld~
ing, II representative ot Senator Cul-
lu1u, II j. eA>d, unu others participated
IN the conference.
Willie every lfecuution WAS TAKEN
IT, prevent the tact Ut the nteting br.
ing made public, enough was uscer-
tanned Of what took place t. warrant
Ii nnngers Of the northwestern states
will in the next week secure the uele~
gAtes froul that section Of the country
for the denomination of Mr.. Morton
Those closeted talked over the whole
situation 20 fur At the republican ma
tional nominations are concerned, Ind
they agreed that it would not he vie
to nominate western man for the
! vice presidency with Harrison, Of 1n-
diana, ~ the candidate for president.
An interesting feature of the stories
ot the ueeting which are current IL
the statement that AZ u result of tht
conference and In the event Of the re-
publics1s winning Allison and Cul'
lon1 will be rewarded with with port
folios tn President Harrison'a cAbine,
| It is asserted that ut the III teting Sen
ator Sawyer acted ns the envoy OF tht
president.
| ALLISON ROOM HAULED DOWN.
NEW York. April l1.-A Chicago
special tays II conference OF republican
leaders was held ut the Grand Pacific
hotel yesterday, and all opposition tf
Harrison's denomination was practi.
cally killet, it is said. Senator Allison
represented his btonl; S+nat,r saw
yer ot Wisconsin stoud for the Presl
dent, nId Judge Rlodgett aud Jess'
Bpaulding represented Senator Cul
lom. The situation was canvassed
and it 10 said that In consideration of =,
cabinet position Senator Allison agreed
to give the Iowa delt gation 10 tin
president. II is further stntt d tia
Senator Cullom'o recent letter Of with
drawal was given uuder simila
agreement M the one made with Sen
ul r Allison.
| 4AlEcr IL III " the only western maj
dispuling the nunitnstiou with liar
rison. and the Michigan mAn is being
hentsn IN hi. own state.
| Another Of rerry'4 Thefix.