Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
FIRE ALARM FORAKER AGAIN
{. SCHEME no KNOCK OFT Cow
gRson MCKINLEY.
obio Republicans Arc Divided Into
Three ractions--rNaitine to Fly az
zach othcr-Li,~Iy Contest for IN,
spells In Prospect.

Cincinnati. sept iO.--No political
news in months has excited the onts.
uunos OF the Republican party In thia
state no much as the announcement
that General Asa s. Bushnell OF Spring.
a,id had decided TO become candldnt,
for the guhernRtorial nomination next
rear General Bushnell is an excellent
business man and has many elements
Of strength, but that is not the cause
Of the excitement, His candidacy.
means that the Foraker faction OF the
marty believes itself strong enough TO
grasp all the patronage OF the state.
and that It Intends to disdain ali over.
lures OF peace and friendship from Nc
Kinley and sherman and make a dc.
termlncd fght for both the United
states senatorship and the governor
ship IN 1896.
This can have only one effect 1t
will prtcipltatc a fractional row beside
which the Observation-Disclosures contest
Was mild and summary 1t makes it
very clear, also, that the "nre.alnrm"
politician Is drawing long bow for
MeKinley's political life and has no in.
tentIon OF giving the Napoleon OF Pro.
lection sincere or hearty support for
the presidency in 1926. In word Il
is a declaration OF war that IL bound
to split the Republican party In ohio
into two as hostile camps as can easily
be imagined.
me Hlu"Is % governor Mckinley
n.
viii be found only too vni,n, q, ,,t,a
~, o,,t. - 80.
w u'e s"ute ol p"t'le' now that II
has been thrown Gown. They can
never forsVt that the ex-governor de.
ieated them and their pet candidate
~ Minneapolis. and came very near,
t. Indeed, ne did not wholly succeed.
ihfever eheckmhting The idol OF pro,
ieeuonlsts as a presidential probability
only a rcuk OF chance last Year pre-
vented Tue brilliant sehere from h0v-
ms peen rehlsed ere TINS. II ls true
lhat fuIaHtr FOUND MctNinley WI.
lns looi, nut the thct thRt he played
nun w. teN ineh nave ever been played
~ V''ao PVil'is' ~. wy MVNll'iey men
sv'N' ailu .Ilvy nhNo ohly peen waiting
s gppH y, t 10 70 NJ ven IN eefS9lh
p,sie, ,,. ~ W., nnoWn 'nut NJ
49, ,,i,,,s.i, -. eui,ui ~ n tur Wy VIZ
!, ,Sers nnssi,,,a a. H., :. ~ u,ouk si,'.
n,sIdsntinI nnn,i,ntimn ~ ,,H,,,y, Ky i,',
snd tiv frlsnds ha,n b.a,, tn,'i,,,. H.,
rones aasiduo,,si,, AZ nii ,i,,,as "a, 1,,
ne mst elrhteen months
Wy IA Uo,id in'a '''V ha a., .ono.,.
shin ma "A certainty from wbicb he
better to direct his boom for the presi.
dency. Tho nttcmpt of the Fornl,er
people TO grasp both the great offices
viii be made an excuse Tor pushing
ship and in that position, II Bushnell
continues candldnto. the friends Of
Governor Mckinley win likely have the
hearty support of all the powerful in
iluenccs which John sherman can COM
mand
Is probable however mat bling
VII De put up to cover the real
teheme or the Mckinley people, ana
the man to be used for that purpose
= cN-Secretary OF the Treasury Chns'
roster The htst oFerturcs were mtde
% that gentlemnn when the state
"h~htoh met mere M June some
" the friends Of inc NApoleunle pro-
,ecuohlst wanted MN 70 accept me
honor or presiding over that body
eut ne refused. Ihen roster was
calico In ana made happy by the place
Ine ioet mat the luondam secretary
lht treasury hnl become phhf.
a 'f SO N"'AA''N'
nave pecn serious hud ms BANK pcen
meprp.fnted under national instead or
STATE laws dld not lessen the APP
lttht appreciation shown Tor the
man
~ was a bright thought on the part
me Mekinleyites' but It's force was
useounted by the fact that the honor /
ue lrst stop In what the political /
s'foteslsts hope to make Fosters third /
nuhllatiun. Vhe mckinley men us
appointed him sadly IN MINNEAPOLIS |
swhen ne found he was unable TO hold |
ss own state for Harrison and the |
suetnlan heuton0ntB unmeroUully |
r,sod.wlnked him In the late sherman |
fsraker senatorial contest
ne latter story Is one that Is not |
ssry well known In the country ut |
.slge and the Sherman men would |
kauy believe II false, Its truth. how
WY ~, can not be called In question. |
eNnen the election returns were all IN |
oAefinan found That he was almost
sSgSalnly defoated, and had about con-
ruuen 10 draw out OF the light, Eos
~ went 10 him and made compact
we. was 30 satisfactory to the Man
nsiu statesman that he accepted Il,
ihc conditions were that Foster was
70 furnish the money for the con-
Nsti and. 81 Il were aucccaaful, Shcr-
man was either to repay him or 10
wait III pueh IA time ma Iroeter eould