Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-11

Iu6 O6ndG6, anu W -OllNAlAy L1ll44-
self With Both East and West
by Appointing Sherman to the
Treasury-Te pew for Premier.
Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November 10
The cabinet makers are working night
and day now, in the effort to present Nc
Kinley a completed piece Of furniture all
polished and ready for use as soon as he
may want #. Usually. these political cab
met makers find it harder to discover tim
ber entirely suitable for use in the top
of the table, than to find sticks that
would do for legs and braces, but this
time there is more material available Tor
the premiership than for the other parts
of the structure. The Treasury portfolio
is the matter causing the greatest con-
Germ The East, and New York and the
great banking interests especially, Tor
whom Thomas c.. Platt seems TO be the
spokesman now. as he was at ST. Louis.
where by his zeal the word gold was
inserted in the platform in opposition TO
the wishes of Hanna, Mckinley and other
western Republicans, want Cornelius y.
Bliss. or some other equally pronounced
gold bug from the East. for Secretary OF
the Treasury. These Fasteners are de-
termined. if they can force it, to have
real gold bug. a mononetallist, i'm that
position. They are not much pleased with
the international agreement idea. and
want no half-hcarted man at such an all
important post.
Mckinley Mark Hanna, and the west
ern and middle western Republicans. how
ever see that the success of the Republic
can party was not won on stralght-ou.
opposition to silver. and are aware that
the great mass of the people OF the coun-
try. outside of the Wall Street district
and the capltalistic territory directly con-
,roHed 10y it. are friendly to silver, and
only opposed it's free and unlimited coin
age through fear Of panic following a sud-
den change of financial policy. They also
know that free coinage by international
agreement viii satisfy most of the friends
OF silver. If it can be accomplished within
reasonable time. This they conceive to
be the strongest point that can be attained
by the Mckinley administration, and
they are shaping their course according
ly.
OF course, Mark Hanna could have any
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l'.'',''7 -. ,.,i.i
net positions. unlesss it should Doe the
treasury ms NV nm -. ,.,.,,,
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-. ,-,r-irIa,. ,o,rot Give II he
anu Nlll'' -''y'-'''', ,.5.,,t -,,,,.l, ,,sie.
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IL T,t,,, e.,,o,,,a, is about the only
=, is 3D., fr,,ci.r and his
,,ts.or,. ircI,,dirr that which he made in
1872 renders him satisfactory to the ultra
,,,l,l hugs of tho I,ast with Mckinney as
President the westerners. knowing him to
bo frio,dl, 10 silver. would not Doe afraid
oe sherman as Secretary of the Treasury.
Hence considering ali the elements pre-
scented by the situation. McKinlcy's big
MAY will be TO make Sherman Secretary
of the Treasury. thus making vacant AN
Ohio Sanatorsbip for Hanna. But Gov
,,.,lr prsbrerl is am aspjrant for Sena-
,,ri,l bonors and mirht not care TO ap-
noint Hanna to Shcrman's uuexpired
tor,n which runs till 1929. for this would
nut Hanna i'm direct line to succeed him.
s.rr However those I'm position TO know.
...,., I,rebuoll sees that he is not big
.,,l,,ob ,oliticaliv 10 fight Hanna and Nc
1-irlc,. and that ne is more likely TO for
-, ,.,- i,+,.~..ts b,. ocouioecin1, I'm the
,-.1-oc M. fI,rra and taking what
r.II ,.,,,,,,1 -, .,i,.o hin, ir tha
-. y-,t,, r,,,,l,,.u fved and Sherman
-, tba cahinat tbines will assume a rosy
..,,t r,,. sotiec,.ino oU reasonable Repub-
ucan demands. sherman will suit both
...t ,,,d v.set Hanna will get his Sena-
torsbin ond Mckinley VIII be relieved of
,....,+ s+rai,
go ,i,. ,..,,,oiri,,e- roornbors NJ N1cF5ln-
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-. -. ,,.o,,ll mo n no Secretary of
c.. a,I 80 o,noint him, Uould disarm
-. Co.. 80, o,s+e-, man for
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,',''S VI -, r,,,si,io,,, ..r. too
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num- Jus -. III r,re,o esction ~
~, 80 IN, VT ,.iu 5o,iare the money
''' -'.',''''' ~, i,,,,,,r+.nt matter the
,,.rr,or demanding gold recommendation.
apu l[ln,.r '1' and ,r,'s Hanna. and few Of their