The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-27
LIVE WASHINGTON TSPICS.
TIE sILvBRITEs PREPARING ron a
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.

r.-roncrers,au A. y. Warner or Ohio 10
Take the Populist Nomination for Gov
.rnor in that St.te-The Silver Forces In
to,sress TO ne Rallied Against the Re-
neal OF the Sherman Silver Purchase Act
How the Geary Exclusion Act May Be
Nu,iiaed by . New Treaty with Ch,ns.
WASHINGTON. June 28.-Ex- Con gresham A.
I. Warner OF Ohio. whose nickname. like that
Of Representative Bland Of Missouri. lie silver
Doar" 10 TO be nomi ated by the Populists OF
Ohio as their candidate for Governor. and
srrane emf nts are already being made for his
campaign. Mr.. Warner for the last few years
has been a resident OF Washington. He ia one
~ the managers for the California syndi-
ante" in their large real estate and surface
road investm ents, but has now gone to Ohio
TO prepare for the campaign. The head
OF tho California syndicate. which has
recently spent one or two millions OF
dollars in suburban improvements in this city.
"A Congressman elect Francis g. Ncwand OF
Nevada. and his lieutenant is Senator Stewart
OF the Same State. These millionaire Wash
tnqton investors are in charge Of the FREQ coin
ago party throughout the United States. and
arc preparing to make a big fight in the inter-
est OF silver at the coming session OF Congress.
They will not open new headquarters. how
aver as has been so widely published. as they
now have and have long had permanent head
quarters. where the literary branch OF their
campaign Is conducted through their rccog-
nIzed organ. tho Adhondt pie~. ed tied by the
well-know1 grecnbeck advocate. Lee Gran
dali Hundreds of thousands OF copies of this
publication are sent through the mails every
week 800.
BY tho "SilveritesH in all the States where
there is a possibility OF success. And as rule
S ssns Hh Of ras sH.
ship In the next Congress has already been ar
come forward in the House. and as Chairman.
OF tho Committee on Coinage. Weights. AMI
Measures. a position the silver men are cont
that side OF the controversy. Meanwhile lie
will have been on the stump and in his travels
have famiiarized himself with many of mis-
But the Senate is the real hope Of the silver
sba n ,hsy KIN !e az M b
leadership. which IN the past has been ener-
getie and aEgressiye:. He led the tn ,S opposition
which resulted in the defeat Of the mot IN for
the repsa! Of the sherman act and his lam
the basis ior the OK pec,ation that he Will again
oppose that proposition.
At the State Department to-day tho state
ment attributed to the Chinese yiceroy. as
quoted In London dispatches this morning to
the effect that new treaty must be negoti-
Ated between China and the United States to
regulate tho i'm m grntion question. caused the
ofaSisi that tn. Presid ent could thus. With the
Aid Of the Senate. absolutely nulify the Cieary
th IN. consent Of the HOUSE, Of ei iepresenttives.
4 treaty has the full power Of n statute in the
i as the law Of tho land. The supreme Court
has SO ruled In .,I number of Gases;
Sns In M
II Wallace, BlU. where the court adopts the
language OF Judge Swhyne as follows: "A
treaty may supersede prior act of Congress-.
and an act OF Congress may supcrsede prior
treaty" II was exactly this that happened
ticnlly superseded tho most important nrovi-
sions OF the existing treaty. an. In the opinion
reason why the act Itself should not yield to
another treaty il the President and the Senate
a1d to chna TO
Assistant Secretary Curtis of the Treasury
Department has practically raised the price of
Fourth of July frecrackers. He has decided
that in assessing imported frecrackers at tho
aiken Of s' the outside Coverings a. we'll as the
making an allowance for tare. Which is ex.
pressly prohibited.
Secretary Lamont has ordered troop Of |
e Gettysb"rs to sssist the NV YORK Monu
ment Association in their celebration there on !
July l. =. and 3.
The time OF President Cleveland's departure,
from Washington for his summer home in
.Buzzard's Bay has not been definitely set, but
he will probably leave Washington before the
main Mt the White House for another week.
An there is a likelihood hat he will accent an
days nshinG in West Virginia. in about two \
weeks. should Mr.. Cleveland. however. con |
clude to 60 to GRAY Gables before the time set II
for the fishing trip it Is hardly probable that 4
he will visit Senator Camden.
Rumprs from Wall street that the President |
was contemplating issuing proclamation |
calling Congress- in extra session on Aug. l |
wer" telegraphed back here to-day. They |
wer. found TO be OF the same character as Il
most Of the exclusive Washington dispatches |
placed upon Wall street ticksrs entirely desti-
tute Of truth. |
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed William !
Gwnn OF California Shipping Commissioners at \
Ban Francisco Tho appointed ia n son of the |
famous Duke" Gwinn n Democratic leader |
On the Pacific coast for thirty years.