Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28
WASHINGTON LETTER
Another Bond Issue Not Only
 Possible But Probable.
Mckinley to be Boomed In Ohio Free Silver to Demand q Place on the National Repub- lican Ticket-Sec-cSary
 Clney and the Wal
 Ter Case.
(From our regular Correspondent.)

| WASHINGTON, D. c. Sept. 20, 1895. Secretary Carlisle did not go to the dedication of the Chickamagua battle l field although four of his fellow mem bers of the Cabinet did. He still main tsins an oyster-like silence concerning government finances, and declined positively to say a word when bluntly l asked to say yes or no as to whether there had been any preparations for another bond issue. The same policy of silence prevails among those of his subordinates who would be likely to know anything about an issue of bonds, the intimstion having been made pretty strong to them that talking would be considered 6 sufficient cause for re- noval. A democrat, not connected with the Treasury department, but wbo somehow manages-probably through his intimacy with Logan Carlisle-to know in advance many of Secretary CarlIsle's intentions said to a personal friend: Both Cleveland and Carlisle believe that another issue of bonds is inevitable, and all necessary prepara tons therefor have been made, but the bonds will not be issued until they con- sider it absolutely necessary, and noth- Ing short of an actual panic will cause their issue until after the fall elections, on account of the bad effect it would be certain to have in the few states in which the democrats have any pros- pect of winning. It is the desire of Mir. Cleveland to postpone the bond issue until after Congress meets, so that he can throw the blame on Congress for not coming to the relief of the Treasury in some other way in answer to the appeal he proposes to make in his annu- al message"
 MT. William Webster, Toledo lawyer and one of the most enthusiastic Me Kinley men in Ohio, is now in Washing ton. He says: Mckinley is going to be nominated and elected president just as certain as the republicans carry Ohio this year, and of that there isn't the slightest doubt. If We do not duplicate last years tremendous victory in Buckeyedom 1 can't guess political re- suits even little bit. That means, of course, Forsker for the Senate and Nc Kinley for the White House. The whole trend of political opinion, as I have it sized up, IS towards restoration of the strong American policy so ably cham pioned by William Mckinley. We are bound to do it in self defence"
 Ex Senator Sanders, of Montana says the only politics in his state is the free coinage of silver, to which both parties are committed. "But," added Mr. Sanders. "there is greater cohesive force among the republicans, and though they would much prefer the nomination of 0 national ticket that would be favorable to silver, they will fall in line and support the party nominees. Came ron and Teller would be ha B sd with de- light. As for the democra' 7 they are so badly eplit-up and dem, alized that very few of them can be found outside of the federal office holders. The others who used to be proud to be known as democrats do nothing but damn the Rd- ministrRtion and charge upon the Presi- dent all the evils that 8ffiict the country They swear by all that is sacred that they will never cast another vote for any man who does not come out abso- lutsly in favor of free coinage"
 Secretary Olney ie said to be giving considerable attention to the Waller case, and to have become ashamed of the indifference with which the state department treated the case at first One of the things which convinced Mir. Olney that Waller had 8 good right to complain of his treatmhnt was state ment made at his request by Mr. E. C.. Woodford, an American citizen who was in Madagascar at the time of the Waller court-martial, and who is con- versant with all the facts and at the came time entirely disinterested. MT. Woodford is now in London, but he will sail for the United States in few days and will come to Washington to examine the record of the court martial which is to be furnished the state de partment by France, in order to see if it is accurate.
 The silver democrats accuse the cuckoos of having originated that fake interview in which Senator Vest, of Mo. was made to change front on the silver question. Vest isn't man of angelic disposition at the best, but when he talks of that interview, which was print ed while he was on the ocean coming from Europe, the most of his language