The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-04
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
HARRISON ~! 10 HAVE DECIDED
NOT 10 "a 4 CANDIDATE

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Pu.h the PIsnea Knssht TO the Frsa
"A week or TsriT SD silver Taik .,
rougress-sloas EssseW Discusses th,
s,tuatio. In New Ysrk With seaato
n,seoeh ana vies.PresiAent Morton.
WASHINGTON. April 3 -President Harrison 4
said to have minated to few chosen iriend
that he will not be q candidate for renomina
ton ut Minneapolis. As strange and improb
able as such an announcement seems II Is
NEVERTHELESS. being seriously discussed anon
the Republican leaders at thu Capitol. Whether
tho report Is true or not. It IL related with sucf
details that many Of those who believe Mr.
Harrison ought to be the candidate Of the
party again will soon call upon him to declare
his Intentions On the subject 1t is said that
thisauestion was freely discussed in the Re-
publican cloak room few days ago. pending
the consideration OF the Behring Sea treaty.
While Senator George was making a long
speech, a number OF Republican Senators re-
tired TO the cloak room to chat and smoke
The Presidential question came up. and vari-
GUS tSenators expressed their opinions as to
who'may be the party nominee.
Senator Henderson who is strong Admin
istratfou man, declared that Harrison would
be the unanimous choice OF the Convention.
on account OF his clean record and his vigor-
GUS foreign policy Senator Dubois. while I'D
hitting that the present Administration had
reflected great credit upon the Republican
party, astonished some OF his colleagues. It Is
said, BY announcing that Harrison would not
be candidate for reelection. He then went
on to say that Senator Proctor was given as
the authority for the statement that Harrison
proposes to retire on the record made during
his Administration. He realizes that great
cloud OF uncertainty hangs over the coming
election. and Furthermore. that 1t will be diff
cult to arouse much enthusiasm among the
party workers.in view OF the fsctthat all Of the
desirable Federal Offices are now filled and the
incumbents would naturally expect to be re-.
Republican nominee should 6e defeated. Har.
rison could say to himself. 1T might have
'f Senator Teller Is also said to have particle
pated IN the conversation. and he plainly indi-
hs twe
guments Senator MandeEson insisted that
predicted his reelection. Some Of the anti
Administration men. whom questioned, on this
me1s Of Senator declared tsa H sas
Sn fsss 70 a. into another
Sea treaty was ratified Secretary Blaine has
covered from his recent indisposition. There
o f. or the to
IT, IT. Rsss sssIss v 3S9tSs: TssrIseSs isIsaas
eis e pewers. and Blaine sd%ire %' insist
past Secretary Of State has benz cone one
suited; and has advised every act In oonnec-
anal, ana they insist that he is ths only Re-,
netiSm and popularty With The sanH ana fe
Go f a nh 1t 81 ss the
almost persuaded stage.
Tho Hon. Edward H. Coneer. United States
Minister to Brazil. says that tho opposition to
the reciprocity treaty among the foreign mer-
chants Of Brazil is rapidly dying out. and the
English and German Importers are sending to
ss in f HssiE e s
sIsae t s Sssn g rsgid thss ths Brazilian
maze splendid eSSbit At The WoP !is F %I
day before his departure on some matters OF
ofaciai business; and the latter took occasion
f. BIas s IL
s shSH5d do everything he could to ssnd fine
J. sloat Fassett is here to consult Senator
Hiscock and vice-President Morton about the
make-upoi the slate for the Republican rep
Eesentation at the Minnespolis Convention.
ride out into the country this afternoon. and
while inhalipk the balmy spring, atmosphsre
hs sw o4s .a afs s .1sS pSS. Ss
the future as they think will help the grand
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The Daisy Chain Guild. a charitable organ.
Triton Of little folks Of the District. Of which
President; has undertaken the erection Of o
oyGr $4,000 Il, the treasury. which viii be
Pip 81 aH ro%
g LOCO: and q charter being secured from
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fifteen. Of whom fve have been already named |
Mrs.. L. p. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald |
EE Tssastt. Reginald F'nd'll' and Sidney
Within the next fortnight a schome for the |
erection Of q hotel designed especially for
women will be placed before the public OF
Washington for their approval In the wsyof SUBJ
scIptions to the stock of the company which |
WI build and operate It. The intention is to
mere are So many women who could patron
t fe sSeh place. It Is hoped and believed that
cessiuy solved Plans for the structure have
not not been completed as vet. because It's size
" na, manner OF construction will chiefly de-
pgmo upon the amount OF cash available. 1t |
WI presumably contain at least 200 bedrooms, |
s aiso number OF DRAWN grooms OF moderate
sng. unrary q reading room. gymnasium, |
eng nall. with stage. for entertainments.