The herald., 1896-08-17
AMONG THE POLITICIANS
Candidate Mckinley Confers
With His Manager
THE WORK OF EDUCATION
Does Not Require Mckinley to Take
the Stump
Ingalls, Admits the Force of Bryan's spesch
At Hadison Square Gsrdcn-Notes
Of the Campaign
THE WORK OF EDUCATION
Associated Press Special Wire.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 16-MaJor
Mckinley and Chairman Hanna met at
the latter's home in this city today and
talked over the campaign. Mr.. Hanna
said he was very much pleased with the
progress of affairs. More than fifteen
million documents had been mailed
from Chicago headquarters within the
past two weeks.
"Thesituation in the west is improv-
ing daily" he remarked. THE work of
education is having a good effect
Mr.. Hanna said the speaking cam
paign would probably be we'll under way
within the next ten. days. When asked
If Major Mckinley would take the
stump Mr.. Hanna replied:
Major Mckinley has made no change
in his plans. He will not take the stump
in this campaign. 1t has been limited
that he might go to Milwaukee to ad-
dress the convention of the Republican
league. He will not do So
Mr.. Mckinley will return home to-
morrow and Mr.. Hanna will start for
New York tomorrw evening. The ma
tional chairman said he was not inform
ed as to the progress of the campaign in
the east for the reason that he had been
so busy in Chicago that he had had no
time to read his letters
INGALLS, REMARKS.
HOLTON, Kan, Aug. lex United
States Senator John j. Ingalls,, who is
campaigning in Kansas, spoke here to
an enthusiastic crowd of 1000, expound-
ing Republican principles After the
meeting he aired his views on the poll
tical outlook. stopping to speak of Mr..
Bryan's notification address. Senator
ingalls, said among other things:
1T is not undue eulogy to say that by
his Madison Square Garden speech he
(Bryan) has put himself on higher
plane than he has yet occupied intel
lectually."
Continuing, Senator ingalls, said:
From the audiences / have met so far,
/ conclude the people are much less in
terested in the silver question than in
the other aspects of the campaign. !
look for an entire change of front in our
line of battle before the campaign ends.
l feel entirely confident that we shall
carry this state and the country. There
will be much Independent voting and l
anticipate many surprises but 1 have
never felt more faith than the appeal
TO the conscience and courage of the
American people will not be in VAIN"
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. ia spe-
cial to the Journal from Washington
says:
Now that it has been settled that Sem
ator German will not accept the chair.
m q ~ in, Of fLA
committee, the preferences of the lead
ers seem to be for Gov. Stone. Mr.. Bry-
an, too, is said to favor the Missouri ex-
ecutive. A gentleman who recently
talked with Gov. Stone about the pros
poets of his being named as chief ad-
visor to Chairman Jones says that the
governor gave him the impression this t
he was seriously considering the accept
ance of the place. According to this
gentleman, Gov. Stone said: "Of course,
if I accepted would have to resign the
governorShip''
SENATORIAL ASPIRATIONS.
KANSAN CITY. Mo-, Aug. ia sne-
cial to the Journal from Jefferson CITY.
Mo-, after saying that '1n the event of
Mr.. Bryan's election, Gov. William J.
Stone will be asked to sit in the cabinet
as secretary Of the Interior" continues:
1T is stated, however, that Gov. Stones
aspirations for a seat in the senate. TO
succeed Senator Vest, are to be fostered,
and work in his interest in this connec-
ton has already been begun"
KANSAS TRADES.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug ia spe-
cial to the Times from Wichita. Kan.
says:
Populist ex-Gov. Lewelling, who was
recently beaten by j. W. Leedy in his
race Tor the gubernatorial nomination,
is being groomed for the race for United
States senator. There appears to have
been an agreement entered into whereby
Aeedy was to throw his support of Lew
elling for the United States senate in
consideration of boost from the latter.
and this agreement is the basis on which
LeWelling will make his fight
PLEASED DEMOCRATS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. ia spe-
cial to the Times from Topeka. Kas..
says: The Kansas Democrats are pleas
ed with the selection of j. G. johnson to
be member of the national campaign
&ui. IS an unt1r1nR
worker, and his acquaintance with the
people in the west and with the presi-
Dental candidate will enable him to
give valuable assistance to the commit
tee.
GOLD HEADQUARTERS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 16.-The
national gold standard Democratic ex-
ecutive committee has selected parlor
II, Grand hotel, this city, for the head
quarters of the national committee at
the approaching national convention to
be held in this city in September.
INSURANCE CIRCULARS.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 16-State Aud
itor Parks, who threatened to cancel
the license to do business in Colorado of
any mutual insurance company using
its funds for the dissemination of cam
paign literature, has received the fol-
lowing telegram:
&C. G. Parks, Superintendent Of Insur-
ance: Yours of the 18th inst. received.
No circulars or letters have been sent
out by any officials of this company to
its policy holders. This statement ia