The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

Washington. June $. 1898 -iresI-
dent Cleveland surprised great many
,aoDl.. whom he rendered the secre-
ta~vsbip Of state 10 Attorney 'Fenerai /
0r4e,, bsI+ there waS nothing surprising
sy,,,Ir. IL 10 those WlH arc familiar with
,I,. ,yorkiugs Of the administration Ou
The contrary. It appears 70 them 20 have
baan the logical thing 10 90. Attorney
General O.uev l. thoroughly familiar
with the foreign policy Of the govern
mrut Indeed. II Is not stretching the
truth to saw that he had 81 hand lu the
formulation of that policy. as ne was I'D
constant consultation with President
Cleveland and the late Secretary Gresham
whenever any important move WAS con
templatea What then was more ma /
tur;tI than that he should be selected To /
fill the vacancy He l. thoroughly /
familiar with all the unfinished uegoua- /
tiouS now pending with various coun-
tries. more so than an able OUTSIDER
/ could possibly become alter months OF
study 1t l. altogether probable that
/ Mr.. Olney would have preferred remain
| ING nj the head OF the department Of
| Justice had he considerable merely as
! question Of personal preference.
/ Secretary Carlisle will return 10 Ken
/ tucky to deliver the speech which was
/ postponed or account of Secretary Gresh-
/ am - death, and II Is possible that ne
/ NAV while there make other speeches
/ The news from Kentucky Il not alto
J gether pleasing to Democrats who desire
the success Of the party The kepuph-
cans of the state are said 10 be euthuS
iastic over their prospects Of success,
| which would not exist If the Democrats
were united aS they ought % be. There
/ have been several conferences Of prom
| nent Democrats to discuss ways and
means for bringing the Democrats to-
| gether. not only in kentucky but IN
other states where there seem To Toe a
disposition to think there are enough
Democrats to form two parties.
General A. l. New. OF Denver, who ls
collector of internal revenue for the dis
trIct composed of the states Of Colorado
and Wyoming. and who l. one OF the
most pOduar Democrats OF hIs section,
is in WashIngt ON official business.
Speaking Of the political situation he
said: If Colorado keeps on increasing
her gold output IN the same ratio that
she has Of late. ! wouldn't be surprised
to see her claSSed as a single standard
gold state within five years. The dis
coverje. Of the yellow metal at Leadville
and Crippie Creek have been ast0nish-
ing, and the pcoplearc gradually ceasIng
to talk ahout the administration Of sill
yer doubt very seriously whether the
Democrats could carry the state in the
Presidential election for free silver
candidate"
The opinion Is general among Demo
Gratis who come from New York and
. | Brooklyn that the voters in those towns
have had quite enough of professional
reformerS and will restore the control &c
the Democrats at the next election. Mr.
W. II Belford of the latter city SAID
- in BROOKLYN there Is deep disgust "a
the way .hings are run ON sunday:
the whiskcv shops are IN full blast, We
it Is impossible for man to get shaved
The conditions are ripe for return %
/ the Democrats to power on both sides q
T the East river, and If they put up goo,
, candidates they will win without any
trouble
3 look out for q big row at Cleve
e land. " remarked a prominent Rcuuh.i
can who occasionally gives "a ucwSpapc
/. man a pointer He was referring to III,
~ national convention OF the uatiOua
= league. which begins three days ses
p" sion at Cleveland. Ohio. ON the 16ti
n inst And well me might say look OU