The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-24
WASHINGTON LETTER,
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MAsnlNaruN. Mav 3D.. 1879

] AFNNANNN NNNNNNAWNA ~ ANNH 49,
with the news from the silver eight now
being vaged by members Of his party ia
Illinois Everything looks like the Sill
yer men are having a walkoycr in that
state, and Mr.. Cleveland thinks that
the situation was misfcpresenied 90 him
when he was asked 10 20 10 Chicago aud
make "sound money speech. lie
says be was told that the "sound
money" men Of biz party were well Or
ganizrd and that they only needed a
strong send Oh from bin 90 sweep the
silver Democrats ont Of the state. lie
gave the send OIL H. that letter to the
Chicago Sound money cpmmitic, but
up 10 date the most Of the sweeping has
been done by the silver men. About
the only conspicuous leader the Sound
money" Democrats appear 70 have h
Senator Palmer and many believe that
his methods Of conducting the Eight
against silver are decidedly beneficial 10
the white metal.
Mr. Cleveland l. said To- be- much sur.
prised ~ the apparent apathy Of two Of
the leaders u his party-llon. william
X. Morrison aud cx-Congfessman Ben
Cable-irom whom he expected great
work against silver. Mr.. Morrison left
Washington several weeks ago with the
understanding that he was going TO take
a leading part 10 preaching against Ill
yer. After reaching Illinois and look
log over the situation Mr. Morrison dis
covered that his duties as interstate
commerce commissioner required his
presence at number Of western points
and he left without sweeping out any
silver men. Mr.. Gable fought silver
very bravoly IN his conferences with Mr..
Cleveland aud other members Of the all
minisiration, but II he l. doing any
fighting In Illinois the news hasn't
reached Washington. These are some
Of the reasons why Mr. Cleveland feels
like he was buncocd by that Chicago
committee.
Ex.spcaker and prospective Speaker
Reed came 90 Washington unhcraidcd
this week and instead d going 90 the
hotel AZ which he usually .top- when In
he was driven nom the
depot direct 10 the ro.ideure ~ Repre-
sentative lliit Of Illinois. who ha- been
very ~ Tor some time. hut sho j. now
slightly hctior Nj. Reed coold not poe
-ibly arrive in Washington without the
knowledge Of the Newspaper men, aud
had be gone ~ his usual .torpns place
his visit uould have caused lit'ie notice.
But hi evident intention io keep secret
bis presence In Washington was enough
10 start rumor- living. one 81 these
aid that President Cleveland had sent
Ior Mr. Reed IN order 10 get him to
promise ihai II az extra evasion II Con
ircss Is called the business. In the
House. should be confined to the object
o be stated In the call--proyiiing al.
liilonal revenue Tor the government.
Another that Mr.. Reed was about 10
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