New-York tribune., 1895-08-17
A KANSAS VIEW or CANDIDATES.
GOVERNOR MORRILL, DISCUSSES THE FEEL
ING OF THE WEST TOWARD PREsI-

GOVERNOR MORRILL, DISCUSSES THE FEEL
ING OF THE WEST TOWARD PREsI-
DENTAL AsPIRANTS.
Rochester n " Aug. 15.-Governor f. n. Nor
ril of Kansas is at the cottage OF ex-Congressman
Baker at Charlotte where he is spending few
days with his old friend. Governor Morrill, was
asked Who is the favore Republican for the
Presidential nomination in Kansas?
.Uilliam Mckinley is decidedly the choice OF the
Kansas Republicans" he said. He Is level
headed man and a safe He has the personal
popularity with the people IN 'he west
What about Reed?'
"Reed I knew intimately during the eight years
was In Congress He has many admirers in
Kansas and is regarded as one OF the most brill
liant men in public life
Does the name Of Levi P. Morton receive much
consideration in the West Presidential posi-
binty?
Morton has greatly enhanced his reputation since
he was elected Governor OF New-York. II he were
ten years younger he might be formioao.e- ne Is
too closely allied with distinctively Eastern IN
terests 10 be as strong in the West as Mckinley.
Allison. OF Iowa. Is also on ,he Hs' ""a' 10 HIS
chance in the West?'
"Amson ia highly respected. and his nomination
would be very acceptable to Kansas but do not
expect 10 see IL. l met Allison snort tme ago
He told me frankly that he did not ln'eno 10 MAKE
any special push for the noninauoh'
What's the matter with Benjamin harrison!
date. ~
NO. am not a candidate nor even possibility
in the National Convention Wouid accept II
nominated? Well. as Secretary Carhsie fepheu '"e
other day. who wouldn't. .x,s ,arr, for C,eve-
How is the chance OF tnro teri" io' Oe'e
land regarded in Kansas! touovsrs an,onv
"C;rover Cleveland has not any 1ono"sIs anV,re V
the Democrats Of Kansas; They are all FOR the un-
How do the Western Republicans stand on 'he
silver question: -ao ~ our convic-
TONS and the Republican opposition To- 70 s.e '''"
age is now bold and determined IN ha"'"'
CHANGERS LISTEN TO WARD AND " oihr'"'
Politicians day at the Changers picnic at SWINE
field Bridge ~ j. yesterday did not come "p "
expectation There was big cro"d present ou'
the only men mentioned in cohhec"o' 49,
nomination for Governor were Augustus
Morr,stown and Elias S. Ward. OF Newark 'o"'
K..r MO. ~ he nresent but ne had TO attend
funeral Mr. Cutler is being urged for '"e De'no
cratic nomination by the reform eiemen' " n ~
party Mr. Ward Is an Essex canoioate ~
Republican nomination. Mr.. ware anu The senti-
spoke and each was warmly tece, are Republicans
seemed TO Be for the nomination q sn an Esseh Wn
County man. and after him for John ne""
the Democrats Mr. Cutler had '"e ~
wRANGLING OVER CLEvELANp'
TasIey Va. Aug. IS (speciaD pres'oe"s on
lands policy has divided the DemocrA"' , hsd
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia. AZ ,.g,s,ati(e
yesterday 10 choose delegates 10 the "n
nominating convention OF Accomac ana 1>o' - ~
ton counties Dr. Garland p. Moore one lies
leaders OF the young Democracy. onereu s.n.,or
OF resolutions indorsing the course VI IN.
Daniel and CONGRESSMAN Jones. put is" homh
Administration. The resolution fell ike d 49,
IN the camp Of tha ClsvslsaA msn o'S' -