The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-25

run Gays: In the minds OF hdmlntstrRs
ton officials aud politicians generally in
: Washington there is no longer any doubt
that ex President Harrison is an aggres.
slys candidate for the Presidency and that
his canvass Ia being managed with an
astuteness which ls lacking 10 that OF any
OF the Republican possibilities. lie has
undoubtedly an organization as complete
as any man who ever asplred to the noml.
nation OF either OF the great parties. 1t lie
composed almost exclusively OF men who
hold office under his administration.
Harrison was renominated In '02 through
their efforts. and he hopes to secure
another nomination through the same
means. Their headquarters are at Indiana.
polls, and John Z. Now. who organized 1t.
will resume It's active management as
coon as he returns from Europe. But no
steps have been taken, and no steps will
DO TAKEN without Mr., Harrisons personal
consent aud advice.
The Harrison organization is better
equipped in Indiana. Illinois and Wlscon.
sin than anywhere else. John @. News
success in manipulating the Minneapolis
Convention. where one hundred and forty
Federal office holders. by presenting
solid 'front.' effected Harrlson's nomlna.
tlon, insures SKILL management which
no1e Of the other aspirants for the Presi.
nency can Afford TO ignore.
Long" Jones lie at the head OF the ma
rhine in Illinois, He Is the man WIN
planned the famous Roon.day conference
ut Minneapolis. which made evident Har-
rlson's strength and foreshadowed the
outcome OF the convention. The Harris
son manager In Wisconsin Is ex-senator
Spooner.
These three States forms the plvo. upon
which the entire movement lie to turn. To
lhem may DO added West Virginia ana
New Jersey, where Stephen G. Elkins ana
ex-senator Sewel are respectively in con.
troll of the machine.
In Washington there Ia a literary bureau
managed By a former member OF Harrl-
son's official household, weose business t
q to keep the exPresidenTs name con-
SANITY before the public snd to secure
the publication OF interviews from mem.
oers OF the cabal OF ex. office holders no W
Engaged In advancing Harrlson's interests
While the OK President Affects pseudo.
retirement and causes the PRONUNCIATION
of reports that he is not candidate for
the Presidency and would not turn q
Hngsr to influence delegate or secure
the nomination, the managers OF his or.
Plantation are sedulously cultivating the
impression that out OF the struggle
among minor candidates like Roed. Nc.
Rnley and Allison will come sponta-
neous demand for the nomination OF the
real 10 ader OF the Republican party. 1t is
regarded as a scheme to place Harrison
on plane little niger than all others, at
the same time quietly securing the cleo
ton Of delegates favorable to him as q
second choice. The scheme will be to fill
the convention with as many ex.oll ce
holders as can be chosen.
On the same subject tho Washington
correspondent OF the New York Times
says: The friends OF General Harrison
argue that he will occupy next year as
Presidential candidate much the same
position as Mr.. Cleveland occupied In
1872. and will have many OF the same al.
TT Fantages in a contest before the people
Tie feeling that AIR. Cleveland would be
safe President and that tho business
Interests could be trusted in his care un.
doubleday counted for much in his favor.
A like feeling, 1t is argued, would hell
General harrison enormously with busl
ness men, If he should run across new
and unknown Democratic candidate, Iu
his case. as that OF Mr.. Cleveland In 1892
the bitterness engendered by factions and
disappoinlmeuts over the ofllees wolld
have had four years to subslde ant
would be a small factor. This Is the ar
Eument of Air. Harrison's friends, anL
they believe also that any other candl
d tie would rather see Mr.. Harrison name,
than any other rival. because of the cer-
Ialnty that he could not again stand II
1900
Senator Allison occupies something G
tue half way ground between the extrem,
views Of the East and West on the tarli
which Is occupied by General Harrison
and his friends say that 1t is an additlonu
advantage that he ls not entangled with
past In the White House. involving fac
tlonal quarrels aud personal dlsappoini
Aents. Any advantage which Genert
Harrison would gain from his eonservl
tive administration, the Allison peopl
argue, Nonid accrue equolly TO their car
dldate because Of his long record OF lar
>, work and moderate politics In the Senaty
The friends OF the Iowa Senator appa
emily do not Intend TO make hard tigl
Tor delegates on the opening Uallots a
the National Convention. They relyrathe
upon combinations which may be MAJ
when the Mckinley forces shaII begin {
drop to pieces and il shall become eyldel
TO the New England men that they ca
not nominate Speaker Reed. One of u
forces UPON which the Allison men a.
counting. 'on the quiet" Is tho suppo
Of Thomas c. Platt aud Matthew S. qua
when the break shall come from Meki
Icy aud Reed. a prominent New Iorae
who recently has visited the State. r
ports that 1t Ia understood on tue lnsIC
that Platt will support Allison II he ca
have the pledge Of u Cabinet position
1t Is believed that some Of Allison
friends have given tho necessary assn
anees. built is doubtful II the Iowa So
slor has cDunterslgned them
SQuRE Charles L. McWhorter aI-a
when he can helps to untangie tanl
knots or Jars when Wrought Into his cou
His latest and successful RttCmpt in 81
Ting dislGreemonts between vile ar
husband took place on Wednesday, wh
no brought Mrs. DIY.neeu and her Lus5at
together. .. ....-
The couple had quarrel some t.me al
ard separated; the vile took her Eye
old child. The father picked tho child
while playing near It's mothers home al
took It TO his sisters house. The moth
and sister.in law had llgAt, when I
slster.in.law came out victor. The mott
had the slster.iulaw arrested for add
tion. The case was withdrawn and
III iband and wills we're united,