The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

oo+or of Mr. CIoroiond +Lo,, 1o,,a1t,,
~ Tho rortv 10 ,rLioL Va au,os "'1a
mich IN 10 this +imo Ia has, AZ
I'LL 10 id,7ioo+ -, D', , ~ i"' 5 Uo
4bat bo v,;sLas ~ soo Wv Nv , '" u.1
Inov,v and nartU oesoo,a+ 9 $500 $50
IN oloo+dd Gororra. - w..
wi. ~ tbo oo,,t t,,,~ ~. Ivy
800 he wo,.d, ;n5;aoto 4b,t Lo
uisbos 70 coo hin, dofoatod , Tl,ono
oro Gin . fow Dnpoooro+a Irbo ,ro
foss "a boLoro +Lo+ ha -n;Il ~ ,aa9o
+imo dn,in,, Tho orosont mool, +bo
last Of tha canonaian toko oooos;nn
IN saw sometime Which oan ba CON-
strnGd info q wish for Tho orocosS of
Nil hnt in viow Of 1ubatIs l,nou,,,
II is difirrIt 70 SEQ nron what sncb
q boIinf rsn he hssod Mr. Clova
Land neglected to roaistor a1+6ouab
he had annie onnorfnnitv 70 baTn
5onn ca nc vol nc tho IcaoI r;rh+
which nloinIv indico+os that no
does moi wish to vote for Hi 10
- sed himself from sooina Sona-
for Faulkner chairman Of tho
Democratic camnaion COMMITTEE
when he called at the Whit Uonso
to discuss the New York camnoion
on the f,msv nIea that the Cabinpt
was at the time in session Had
he and the administration really
wished the success Of tbp;r Dortv in
New York there would have bonn
nothing imnroper or unprecedented
in inviting Senator FauIkner TO
discuss the matter with the Cobinrt
as we'll as the President senator
Faulkner apnarentlv takes this Wow.
Of the matter as he hos not ro
peatcd his visit
But still moro significant than
fine above is tho annonncomont fLot
Secretary Carlisle will not on to
New York to make snnoc5 fo.
Hill. There is Iittr donbt that
Mr.. Cleveland ordered &pcratarv
Carlisle not to helm i'm as If i
well known that Mr. Carlisle was
before Mr., ClevaIand,s rntnrn r.
WASHINGTON inclined 4o accent tho
invitation TO mako several snaochns
in New York and he intim,+od if
he did not SAY in 40 many words
that I've wouId mako several snoochoS
IN New York if if were = orraahlo to
Mr. ClayaIand II !, thoro+ono
plain that 1t is not agreeable
All this is naturally nIcasino TO
the managers Of tho Ronuh5con
camna1on Thov have ndvnr hn.
Iieved that the helm Of Mr., CIoye-
land could elect Hin, bnt thew are
'Nconfdent that his refusal to DO so
will addJto Mr. Morton,s majority
and 10 tbe number of Ronnhjicans
elected to the Hopse me indIco-
hons now are that more tban two
thirds of New Works DELEGATION in
the next House will bo Pnnnbjicons
Mr.. CIeyeland's nosition will ojso
help the RenubIicans IN other
States. It NAV he as has Iono 400
been CHARGED bv the Democrats
that Mr. Cleveland has hocomn So
disgusted with the lpoisIation If
Democratic CONGRESS t6ot he wis1ns
the BenubIicans 10 controI tho
House; but whether he wishes # or
not Republican success is to-dar
REGARDED in washington f. bo ~
much of certainty os arv noIitioaI
event can nossibIy ho hoforo +Lo
votes are cast and conntod
There is mnch ahnsn bai,o
heaped nnon Mr. CIpyoIan5 hT
Democrats for tho nositiov hn Ial
taken and II is ndt all ,,,; ,,ataIr
EXPRESSED oitbor Ronro5a,,t
MEREDITH of Va who + naSd,
date for recollection mado q onnaob
before the Virginio Democrot;a
Association mn aIo.a,,Ioo+;or '' 1 y, Levy
comnosod If oainoNboIdors nT7;aI
was uproriouslv annIanded nartin.
uIar)v when he rard tho folIInn;,(o
lang1aoe. eft is Grovor claw
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