The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19
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WAuuvoroN. October n. 1894
Tvodistnguishcd officials have dur
ing the present week made statements
ou the same subject that ARE dificult 20
reconcile. Senator Faulkner Of West
Virginia who is chairman of the ncmo-
cratic congressional campaign com-
miticc, said that there never was time
when Sc was 20 difficult 10 got conuibu.
lions from federal o'liciala. aud that
about The only ones who had contributed
what might be considered their quota
we're the employees az the capitol. There
is quite an interesting little story about
the manner IN which the contributions
NJ the capitol cmpluycs. some ! $40 in
number, we're secured. n IL said that
each ot them agreed To chip In 500, aud
that the money WIS prid, with the
understanding that Joint resolution
would be pat through congress allowing
them an extra months pay. The resolu-
ton was introduced all right enough
but owing to opposition IN unexpected
quarters u failed to pass. lui 20 return
TO those opposite, statements; u 10
from that NJ senator Faulkner that the
government empoycs nrc not coutrbut.
ing, Now, look 1t ulo other side. Civil
Service Commissioner Roosevelt said
In published interview. that the
commission was having no end Of trouble
because Of the political assessment Of
government employees and that he did
not recall any non.prosidential election
year IN which the commission had had
40 much tronble for that sourc. one
Or the other must becithcr badly misin.
formed OF have wrongly summed upthe
facts.
The populisls are, as the saying IL,
"Iust ticklod 10 death" over Secretary
Hokc Smiths explanation Of the falling
odottho Democratic mnlnrity In Georgia
They FAY that II Me-. Smith will only do
a little more explaining Of the same sort
he will make ropulists out ot thousands
Of Democrats In the southern States. lie
says In effect that the vote In Georgia
has convinced him Of the necessity Of
the IDcmocratio party standing mp
squarcly for the Cleveland silver policy.
Mr. Smith Is being roundly abused by
the.silyer Democrats Tor what they call
his 'impoliiic uiictances against silver"
In the midat Of n campaign In which
that party expects To elect two-thiris Of
oithe membcrs h will have in the next
house with the votes Of men who believe
In the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver Il Is hinied that Il WIS The IN
discreet nature Of Secretary Smiths
speeches that caused President Cleveland
10 order that members Of THE adminlsira-
ton should no, take active part in the
campaign
A quorum Of the cabinet have gone 10
Batavia, y. v. ostensibly only TO hear
Secretary Carlisle deliver n carefully
prepared address on the lie and chsac.
ter Of his distinguished predecessor Of
revolutionary fame, Robert Morris bat
Il II regarded ~ altogether probable that
they will tako'advaniagc Of the oppor-
tunity 10 put In few ticks that will help
along the New York campaign now iu-t
getting on q fall head Of steam.
The Mexican minister 10 the United
States h ina -ia,c Of mind. because Of a
publication stating that Mexico was
plotting 10 annex all the rest Of the Cen.
trail Ainerical Republicans. lie denies
the story aud says there was M iounda'
tion whatever therefor. II the minister
Ii correct the man who furnished the
details with which the annexation story
l,boundcd Is gifted with an extraordinary
imagia,ion.
A gentleman Who visited The Demo-
cfatic aud Republican congressional
committee headquarters says that b,
received substantially tho.mme answer
u both places to his question rs to The
present outlook and that stripped Of al
yerbage Il was: eve are certain 4
control THO next heuse II the Populisl
1 d1Iff s5set tnough members to hol,
+ III balance Of pdNcr:'' Odd, wafn' II
b The politicians who thought tia
I Senator Cameron was only maxim
\ believe that he intended to enter III
a field M candidate for the PRESIDENTS
10 nomination Of his 'pariyi basing hi
d claims for tho nomination on his iayo
ing the freq coinage Of silver, and slowl
getting their ewes opened 10 the fact tn
whether others may hean, Camera
, meane business aud IL really out for ihi
VI nomination, Thousands Of free sily,
documents are being daily sent out fro
ne Washington under Senator Cameron
a. frank. Senator Cameron canno, col
pete with the orators Of his party wi
m are seeking the presidential nominatio
On but he has a long head aud a long
k. purse, and will be heard irsm when 4
K. delegates to thenalion ! convention a
rounded up.
I'M The gensiatlmpreSsion In Washing
for Is that the Independent Demoora
candidate for governor Of New York "
hOtRet enough support 10 make him
iol factor in the fight, Beth hemoefatsn
, In Reruhipua senm 10 be OF the opini
that he viii Qnlygel the votes al III,
who would not under any clrcumstan
ar have voted Tor either I'LL or Morton.
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