New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
GOTERNOR M'KINLEY'S VIEWS.
HE PREDICTS REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

IL FAVOR OF ASNEXIHG HAwAIf-A FEW WORDS
ABOUT JUICE GRESHAM
Governor William McKinIy. IT,. of ohio. has been
In New OIk for sevcri. days. lie here rather
suddenly account OF the illness Df his wife. which
n first was thought TO be rons. Mrs. Mckinley has
been visiting friends In Ncw-Yorl for week or
more. and she caught cold several DAYS ag, which.
although 1T not severe, alarmed her friends and
the Governor WAS Summoned. lie reached New-lork
Thursday and found that Mrs Mckinley had
almost entirely ,rd and She will return to her
home IN Ohio this afternoon with her husband.
Governor Mckinley Is Just rs firm believer In
the Republican policy ever, and Instead Of being
discouraged, he says that there Il every reason to be-
lcyc that nj the expiration Of the Cleveland Admins
ltatlon the Republican party will be restored to
power The Governor says that he has wall To
make. criticism to extend to the Democratic party.
and h. hopes he says, that the prospcrou, condition
, of things throughout the country will continue during
the Administration which lcgns March next.
The condition OF the country at this tmc-at the
close Of the Republican Administration said the
Governor when seen ut the Windsor Hotel yester-
day, =" Is unprecedented for prosperity on Novcm-
Der last too the condition Of things in the country
matches. AT that time there more indl-
vdua prosperity, the wag~carner wa, getting more
and there more general prosperity than ever be-
fore. In the face OF those conditions II Is difficult 10
say what caused The result ! trust that the pros
pcrry Of the country win continue. a man would
not DO patriotic II he had other hopes"
DO you look for rep'ul Vt the Tarin bill OF 1890
rs soon a, The Democracy assumes conuOllp bc
asked
1t does not dcvolve US 10 interpret the victory
Of the Democracy ia November was the r-py. 1t
Is for the Democrats ID do that. | cannot say whit
will be done. and | SAN sue the Democratic party
would not lake any advice from Us II We offered II.
1t remain, 10 br what Is TO BE- done una In the
view take or the situation | see grand prospects
for the Republican part, In 1902
In speaking OF Judge GreSham's probable appoint
ment. he said Judge Gresham /, a well known
man OF undi, puted abiltS and II MI Cleveland sees
III 10 appoint him ~ a place IN the Cabinet the Re-
pIblicsns should have nothing 10 about II. or
have no OBJECTIONS to make. No claim Of conspiracy
be- made against such man IA Gresham II he
Is Democrat. that Saouh satisfy Mr. Cleveland. The
I'D church doctrine requires six months probation
and | believe tiat Nv Match judge Gresham Will
have been u Democrat that long and that ought 10
make lin q nIll-fcierd Democrat. There will prob
lhly not b. any strong objection, from the Repub-
ncans. The real objections complaint, VIII no
uuL CONF from the old dyed in-thewUol Democrats
who believe that the men WHO have been In Ire
ranks all tnlr lives should bc It'oInIri' lHNeau vi
the new converts" . >,
rhe outflow OF gold the Governor said In his
opinion. would not anect III" financial SitHahoh ana
there was no cause for uu"Isncs,.
The Governor j. In favor Of Hawaiian annexation
and i'm Spending The subject he said " Tic thlt''
-iates cannot very we'll nh0d I" permit any other
maritime power TO secure control there. win it""si
willing and the United states willing. SEE no reason
vy Here should not be the closest relations possible
other nations have u riEht To complain III theN NC
NOT wish 10 ~ec IA union between the TWO countries
Int that Is about the only hight thrv have In NV
,ircuU. tanC~-.'