Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
EiFF REVISION
L.,Iosl Subject of Inter-
1, a Washington.
Be A BATTLING TIME
.,.,,io, Of Tho Senate Congress.
...,.,s plan-Holman's Ideas.
~, talks clsvoland's
500 Companion ETC.

on n. slinrton are watching
,nM,srest The Developments in
a case. in,nortont
lpe ri Is said that Presi,
sn hos been strongly advised
I, ,0a q ne negative attitude on the
.;ran for this advice. which
" earn,ninent Republicans, Is
" a 100 short between this
~ n his administration for
,s,aslish anything tangible.
Nj fiat he could not more
IVY notion the diplomatic CORE
,rhirh would he necessary TO
government of France TO It's
.,.p1 would then step in and
'D new policy entirely, or
"A m,rieai, spirit with so much
.s,hide and yigor than Gen.
w lone that all the credit
oaI be sure to be given to
atie administration.
stlempn have pointed out to
HARRISON that II he should
Ia and Mr.. Cleveland should
M succeed upon a different
'atry would always look upon
( I'M net of his administration
= lsr or at least as being III
s,atesmauship to Mr. Clevc-
rse.
. M Harrison feels on the sub
question now is, will he be
the timorous, m-American
en- advice of his political
Mn he 20 forward and de-
l,ioration Of American rights
Il many Republican statesmen
ator Chandler in denouncing
n the administration in Crap
the difficulty. They declare
esdent Harrison does not 80
course that will serve to
5erIcan prestige on the lsthmus,
American shippers against
discrimination. the closing
I administration will not be
Win admiration by any class
n home or abroad.
no doubt of President Harri-
on a question so grently af-
dignity Of the United States,
Mil b. no backing down on
= this case.
bpandme the state department
The facts In the case. Ii is
had Il will be able to present
+ pur case when the diplomatic
ence with the French govern
been opened.
a long list Of abuses already
1inst the Panama company.
4 States government will for
hihon IN every way possible,
tant information Is daily eX-
the state deartment bearing
4lnse Of American rights.
gossip was given n new turn
the arrival OF Warner Miller.
declined 20 say who'- - he
REQUESTED to come To Washing
but the flct that he spent Il
portion Of the afternoon with
State Foster convinced
. +, y watching the progress of
NJ presence Ind some con
the Panama question.
"a - able to give expert testi-
fsning the extent to which
l,erests have been injured by
ar on the istlimus.
he declined to discuss the
his business In Washington,
N from reliable sources that
shatlon desired TO consult him
ne relationship of the United
The Nicaragua and Panama
,nbers Of the administration
to have the United States
withdraw from the present
abandon its interests in Pana-
is support to the Nicaragua
Mr. Miller sides with this
at the head Of the Nicnra-
nse 1t is pretty well known,
bat both President Harrison
an Of State Foster take a
o. the Panama question and
lhe prestige of this govern
id on the isthmus.
lhe nine successful candidates
ia1ks fer second lieutenancies
lar commissions and were as
lhe regiments us follows:r-
layne, Nineteekth infantry;
y lyutz, Second infantry;
Hliahisin, Twenty-fifth infantry;
Fox, Tenth infantry; Guy G.
sixteenth infantry; William
Twelfth infantry; Cornelius
cseseehd cavalry, and Joseph u.
,iA cavalry.
Wolfe, son OF the late Cap
Wolfe, U. 8. A., was not
cnmiSsion fsr tba raaynp that
renber ~ ,i,o 'a aia ss" ~ Nicst
d Which % o VIZ ti,lss 80 VI mSS'
failsI H. sr i'i, ,,,',,n neAi 'var
N 10 III c las ssut ,.. ~ NJ, NE
heal assume ~ ,ha,' ~ IA man" on.
+ IA tbereto w 'i haan d ~ VA
luna nov, peen u ,n,a,n IL
4. ilns ~, NY ~, DuI as Ih l,sil,,, rs Is
r on NJ w., t,ie new nuliiihis. H.,
chances of I Pso,9rSss sboulder
b. REGULAR y, n, wv"r ae siou ra, !.
amy "ie ho' WY
b.,,.,,.,
' V;'IeFed to be Il fair prospect
s w Republican senate and
M President some modifica-
is sraehinley bill can be secured
is s session.
ANY, Holman said that he
lIa. something might be nc
l,grlhs the coming session.
,leuiarly anxious to see n
slrasliir.e passed, and as the