The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-05
HIS FAITH IN BUODLf.
The President SchemiDg to Win
Again by the Use OF Money.

lev and Cla:k:on and the old crowd
will not run the .epub lean campaign
this year, but those who are in the
presidents confidence say that more
Doodle will be spent by the repub!i.
cans to elect Harrison than was used
in 1888. Although the president
turned his back ON Dude i'm nedi.
stely after the close of the campaign
four years ago and has since repudi
ated both Quay aud Clarks II he still
believes in the use of money argument
to win elections. He believes, 20 it is
asserted, that The longest purse will
decide the battle.
Everything Indicates that Mr..
Campbell was selected chiefly for the
money he can bring into the republi
can campaign fund. IL could not
have bean his experience in the feel,
Of national politics ,h.t WAS regarded
for he has been on tine ma iona. COM
mit;ee less than q year, and is almos,
unknown outside of hi. safe. Mr.
{ mpbell his been counsel tor Phil
Arm, ur, the millionaire meat king,
anu besides bei,g a rich man himself
ne can command large contributions
tr"m his clients.
II is elieved to he The Pre,id, mt :
intention to let Mr.. Reid and bis
Fri nds take care OF New York and
The iebstabe stales OF the east. On
his account the Pr, sident was anxi.
Gus to tap the ii;h men Of the west,
and hence his selection Of Campbell
Acc riding to ibis Arrangement there
will be two main distributing points
OF republican booiie during the cam
paisu New York and Chic go.
One explain alton of the Presidents
selection OF the chairman of the na-
t;onai committee and The executive
s;afi from the ives i. that be expects
10 mansge the campaign iu the east
himself. While sitting on the back
orch of the White House Sunday
even ng the PRECEDENT said t. Mr.
Clarksrn: Il exp,ci to be east this
summer AM l propose to look after
tie campaign here myself"
Same surprise : expressed In adj
mini,tration circles here over the
,an,zaiion OF the Republican State
Commi tee in New York. Tie Presi.
dent maize 10 secret OF his with IL
nave personal represen' alive at the
hesd OF she ST tie Committee and alsO
II trusted man at the head of the Elk
.ctive Comnir,ee. He expressed a
preie;e nce for e. n Bliss tor chair
man in Mr.. Brookf-lis place. and he
III II. want HacKeti Ia charge OF the
Executive Committee. Inc Paesi.
DIT did not intend that Mr.. Bis:
should be elected Treasurer of the
National Committee. He Iequ.s ell
that the matter be held back un,.l
hey could ascertain the result of the
IN, citing Of The New York state Con-
mittee, but for $ me reason the
National Committee ignored the Pre-i
dents wish AMI announced Mr.. Bliss,
election a, once. The President il
disturbed over the situation in New
York With Plat and Miller il
control of the machine there he vii
be comp lied TO treat wi b them if he
hopes 10 carry re State. Alter bid
ding the b aipe men d. fiance by ~
js, ting Mr. Cla,ksOn the P.esi''en
would feel the Illumination keeDiy e
be forced to bow down t. Plat AM
Miller.
Up to The present time the p-e-i'
don't mas made no Overtures to either
Plat or Miller. /, vs. his intention
not to do e., and let them e,me t.
him, it they wished to get in out o.
the wet. But Plat, ard Miller, il
control of the New York m .chine, al.
in a position to force the resident Il
come to them. Mr.. Piait Is under
STOOD to be determined that the frs
overtures must come from III presi
dent, and that if Mr.. Harrison de-
siIes his aid in the campaign he mus
come out frankly End say SO.
T. SJme of Mr.. Clarkson's friends arr
disposed to iticise what they call hi
| ok of "nerve" in refusing to ne s
candidate after the president told hin
he did Tot wan, him. They say tbat
the Committee stood ready to elect
bin and that he would have been jus
Tiff ID in tnking it. Those who .hsr.
the I.t,er opinion are said TO be Plat
and Quay. However, the Blaine peo