Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Some Breezy Gossip About Az
fairs in Washington.
WHAT WILL OHIO DO ABOUT lT7
The Question How A1lIallrg the Politicians.
The Chinese treaty Broken - Office
scckers-Bareau Of Ordnance.
Other Matters Of Interest

! good deal OF interest duipik lNNpi'HiiSohS
and. indeed. all people who discuss part!
matters. il the Ohio situation. OH,
| furnished the chief apostle of tile taiif
| idea that has made the name Of MciNinle!
| celebrated around tho world, There il
not a little shop IN the British empire Q
IN Europe In which the proprietor WI
not use the name of Mckinley WIG
questioned as TO the price OF hiS g99ds
As Boycott gave his name 70 A9Arptt
ism, so Mckinley has given his 1ttnp I,
McKinlcvism.
The question is as to what Ohio will d.
| IN the future. As she h1tTproduced
| NlcKinlcyism. will she stand NJ her hom'
| production or repndiate iti
IN studying this matter the vote OF
| Ohio in the last election must be consider
ed seriously.
Does it Indicate such Endorsement and
support Of the Mckinley hill rs to war
rant the Republicans proceeding upon
those lincsI
This is a matter for the politicians and
Statesmen to consider and decide upon
II Ohio Reppbcans stand UP to this
matter il means the nomination OF Me
INinley, add the general idea is that
that nomination will be- made
There * no doubt about the general
Republican adherence 10 the idea of pro.
lection. That is one of the cardinal
principles of the party,
-TPie point Is MS to what lessons are 10
DC learned tntough nc recent Sle .,''I,,
ailH ~" ~ lliVN NV ~ ~ ~ ,liIii,t
WIN hlcNlniey " lhe gH4s V Ky ',,,
test will be applied tn the principle in
voycd in the Mckinley tariff law
On the other hand, the Democrats of
Ohio. In consultation with the Democrats
ol the hilohul committee ure custhlE
npout lor lhe nest fgPITsstutuu'e man W
be put up against MrlNlhley.
lherc ~ ulHlual'lun uiluiE mem " ~
20 outslhe OF prominent poppe ulu sun
eht uchl3hstr Au9hs' uhu tthc w SOM
person VINO mas been IN measure more
or less non-coinmllthl
MIR. Larry Ne9l ~ considered To
be too pronounced 80 Is eN-GQvernor
Campbell: ana Judge samuel III Hunt OF
ClIclnnnl mas peen suBEesteu us lhe
right man, hecnuse he has dulte nothing,
and sud nothing, and is not likely TO do
anything that can be brought up against
Nun,
Judge Hunts ambition, however Is in
the line of his profession, and II seat upon
the bench Of the supreme court of the
United States would be more satisfactory
~ NM ana more IN the lihe oil MS tie
slrcs;
II Ia understood that Judge Hunt is in
consultation with friends here, in Now
York ind the Sast generally as to the
adyisability Of his candidacy.
London cablcgram containing the
information that III me course OF cor
respohdence between the British and Chi
nrse governments Tie latter maintained
mat me treaty OF 1850 between the
United states ana Chlnh hhd been bro
Ken by the passage of the Chinese oX.
elnslon act was made the subject Of
inquiry at the department of state To-
day. u was learned THAT there can he
no correspondence with the Chinese gov
eminent since thgt treating of Minister
Blalrs rejection that contained amy ref
oNhee TO the treaty, and the only allu-
sion TO the subject embodied in that cor
reSpOndenCe is complaint, that by the
pnssnse OF me exclusion net, the United
states Violated one of the troaty proyis-
l9nS' VI COURSE the recognized latitude
lMl9wcd diplomats In the argument of
thelr cases, makes II unnecessary to
NEurd such statement tnntnmount to
. formal nbrogaton of the treaty and so
iar as is known at the department of
slulc the chinese treaty of 1850 Is still
IN force
-
What Is supposed Ia he the oripinol
Of the American nnr, now known IN io nii
the world MS the Stars nnl STRINGS IA nj