Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
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Washington. Nov. IS james 4 Car
ter Of New York, is likely to b. spcrc-
tnry rs state under President Cleveland.
Mr.. Carter Is Acknowledged ~ he the
leader of the New York bar and one Of
The rrcutest lawyers Ia The United
States. Information reaches washing
ton through channels which leave no
doubt rs to the correctness OF the noNya
that Mr. Carriers name N now under
consideration for this post by Mr.. Cleve.
land with strong probability that the
portfolio will be offered him Mr. Carter
Is an intimate personal friend uf Nv
Cleveland, iuau OF high character aud
and the posNessor OF Il sufficient fortune
TO give him that easy indpndencn which
Ia almost Indispensable 20 one who IL 10
assume the post of secretary nf state
To tie objection thar Mr.. Carter is not
well known 10 the country at large, how
ever well he may be known to lnwyers
aud In the city Of New NntL. MIR Clpy,s
lnud has replied that MI Garter IL better
known than any man who became n
mcmhor Of Gen Grants cabinet Mr.
Carter. In Mr.. Cleveland opinion, N
not only II more able man than Hamilton
blll was whom he became secretary Of
state under Grant bu, ia In the ouioy-
mcnt of wider fame.
Mr.. Cleveland ~ thinking nhont his
cabinet, but hna decided on nothing, with
the hnElc exception that unless itN.tioy.
Gray Of Indiana, will consent "a take
the foreign mission or something elac he
will be- invited 10 II seat w the cabinet.
| The inference from this ~ that Mr..
| Cleveland ~ not eager 20 hnve Mr. Gray
In his otlicinl family. but feels under the
| peculiar circumstances thar he cannot do
| less than To offer MIR Gray that which
| vii satisfy him. This IN the prccisd
truth Mr., Whitney could be- secretary
Of state y he wanted 70 be, hut Mr.,
| Whitney has definitely decided that he
| VIII not become "A part Of the nov ad.
ministration II he takes any oiicn un-
der Cleveland, Il will be- the mission Ia
] hor mnjuaty's court vi 81. James. MIR.
| Whitney may possibly change his mind,
| but II Is not probable
| The slime thinc IL true of Don Dick.
| nson Mr. Dickinson could have a cahi.
net post II he wanted il. hut h. has de-
clared over and over again thnt he Will
not tnke one. MIR Gable, Df Illinois,
! Is not 10 have u place In The cabinet,
! bnt is likely 20 be the American mluiHcr
to Rome or Paris. An talk of Nh Bay
ard for secretary Of state ls Wide Of thu
mark Mr. Bnynrd Is not 10 be Ia tho
new cnhiuct ut all. nor IL u. j Phelps,
| ex.minlster TO London. ESGpy Camp,
bell OF Ohio, may lhyc place In tn
cabinet II he will take IL. but Ii IL welt
| understood lac is mora eager To make
some money In the practice OF law thau
10 hold nm executive office IN which hn
would spend twice or thrice his salary
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ONE LESSON or THE ELECTION.
Washington, Nov rs The defeat OF
| tile Republican purity aud les lessons 90
AfrO'AmerlcHna was the subject OF II
sermon delivered In this city yesterday
by Rev Dr. W. Bishop IOhuaou, who
found his text Ia Exodus Ill.,, ~ Aud
| am come down 10 deliver thcm oft Of
the hands OF the Egyptian. mud 10
bring them up ont Of de land unto a
good land and a larger, uut0 land dow.
| lug with milk and honey" Che preach
er arrhgnod President Harrison for his
failure 10 adopt q policyhy which Youth
ern outruges could have been STOPPED,
and the lnwleHsnees pnt III submission
TO the laws Of the government lie be-
| lievpd the election of tlrNplnnd would
make the conditions better for the negro.
II menut the absolute diyotccuent Of
! tho negro from MI parties and would dee
| crease the Southern outrngc7 by remDy-
| Ing "a great extent their cause, there.
| by destroying the race prejudice because
| the Southern nnu would lpelu 70 regard
| the negro ss fellow citi1w. and not as
q tool Of political party The election
| Of Tuesday would be-. he declared, the
means Of opening 10 the negro The dpors
Of industry, aud would atninp premium
| On hii vote. making him a man to be-
sought after 81 III pariics The negro
had nothing 10 fear but proposed to cont
] iune IN the requirement 1f property 1iid
! The establishment Of sterling character
| for himself ~ nn individual aud q com
! ponrnt tarf NJ great riicei thereby max.
/ Inv himself respected and esteemed by
| M community aud o fAci0r M the gov
erhrnrnt Of which he Is part