New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
M'KINLEY GOES SLEIGHING.
ENJOYING THE WINTER WEATHER IN
CANTON
SECRETARY MAcFARLAND GOES HOME AND Cos
SIP is RENEWED ABOUT SENATOR ALLISON
AND THE STATE PORTFOLIO
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.]

SIP is RENEWED ABOUT SENATOR ALLISON
AND THE STATE PORTFOLIO
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.1
Canton. Ohio Dec 24.-Canton has enpyeo
heavy SHOWS for the last three DAYS. AM 'he
s,e,ghing here is superb. Major Mckinley c"uiu
m, resist the temptation to take slesh'iue.
He took Mrs Mckinley out with hfh a''
spent an hour riding through the residence po'
ZION of the city The Major handled INC i'''''
and both he and Mrs Mckinley keeTE en,oS'"
,he ride Later in the day, after 'ne "''''
had looked over his mail and reeNeu sun"
callers. he went ou; for a second sie'shr'uV
Major Mckinley and his wife WIZ eat '"e''
Christmas dinner at Mother Mckinney ho'''
This has been their custom pr many sV"
only The members of the family VIII pe pr
on, The day will be spent YER! iuie'iH q" Wv
>Ia1-;,l,,- home There will probably be more
,o;cbr;des but no callers are eXpec'eu' anu
~. president-elect will probably get needed
ros. Private Secretary James Boyle anu '','
po,,o have gone 10 Cincinnati TO spend 'he "o',
with friends there and Joseph T. Hih'h
,r.sd for his home il Urbana thls mo'""s
-, ., the attaches Of the house except 'ap'
,.,.,ord have scattered to their homes anu
,.,o work with the immense c"rreSpo"u
r,il, be done until Monday -,
cocre,arv OF State MacFarland OF ioN"' ''
.as haen here discussing the question " .
.uson's appointment to the portion" - go
,.ar.sd for homo this morning anu "iN
.rs busv discussing the SITUATION al '
vacFar,and would say after MS l'''a' NV
With Major Mckinley was that 'ie iie''
a,e5t was more thar favorabiY mci'"e"
NJ Allison but that nothing uehi'e
.ore nv him during the holidays Inc pun. NO.
~ -'..--..,oa ,ha, MIR. Allsons inability 10 De
he
:, his seat in the Senate during 'iie "'eO 10 ,,,o
-. Crhan question was fortunate thing. Ihe
."' go. 1,,,., has not committed himself on
.h,s ir,nor,ant question. and While ne mas Nep
VIC -,, ,tor,,a5 thereon no one can say tha'
he knows his views. That in the mann no"
ever they coincide Win MaJ'i
there can be but little doubt A.,
1vhro reither the Presdent-elect nor NIL
Arsor has smoker in regard to the 0uo""
.uas.,on those who are close 10 both men o"'
Tho, their course would be very constr .a,,ld
Thi, does not necessarily mean that ~ "a Soc
edopt the course OF President oieN ,aa, that 7
retarv Olnev. nor does II necessal ny nt.ior ~ Inv,
49, would djsapprove OF the recoshi'.oi.
th,s country of Cuban independeHcEr;. said
who stands very close 10 NaJo; J,;, " COOS over to
,odey that II the Cuban Questioh S"ee ,u 10
Woior NcKinley's Administration thete VII 7, ;s
q nrompt settlement one way OF anu -. as q
.paraii>. understood here Therefore, 'hal a. q
eene.aIS W. NacFarIand's visit there VIII ne
sone communication between 'ne 20 ,ha :
oIact and Mr. Allison al HeaipH u"''' ne, /,
81 ,hs a membership is offered to Mr. Alson ~, l..
viii he soon. and that between the 'Hn % ., send md
acceptance and the inauguration ne nnestion'
1r,,ch time investigating the Cuoah que a;ii
NJ Auison's course when CONGRESS meets win
he watched with intense interest," ,,.ou- to-day
Major Mckinley had very rev u' vlsle1iS Cou,rniy
as9 r. Winberly the National Conlnht -.
ap'a .aeInan from louisiana, had long intervltw
his morning bu ne refused to tax nfs n,
II can now he definitely announced ,i,a' 49, nn!o,
.,,y,nlev will not go TO Mr.. Hanna Wll'eI
snr'a in brownsville Ca He viii spend two or
three days In Cleveland before the
tr,t aside from this he does not expect 10 'ea'e
Can,nn until he goes TO Washington