New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15


From The London Chronicle.
The possibility that Mr.. Mckinley may be the
next President Of the United States give the
highest interest to him as A personality. We ali
measure. but that is q general rather than par
Day wR Goone John Hay ana the Subject Of
it is his friend William Mckinney, OF Ohio a the
man. .,..
GGHrss n9 colGmS f c@9 s nem a G the he
is no stranger 20 Us on the English side OF the
Atlantic, f only because he Private Secretary
f hn Se was ana nls y Of sae Wh
ngion for torn. and some people prophesy mat
Colonel T' Hay shook MS read when spoke Of iSat
and again when mentioned one Of MS b"ei
known pOems-calNnS II an carly literary mas
There can be little doubt" he remarked. chat
Mr. Mckinley will be chosen Republican candidate
for the Presidency by the Republican Convention
which meets the week after mex, a; s. i-9r..
vctory-a victory, II may be. on a marked sca;e
cate the events 70 which circumstance point mos,
conclusyeiy. and the view nave expT'i 49,, Is
Judge the view most widely entertained by pub'c
0' "Weil now II Mr Mckinley IS to be President
wha, sor; Of man Is hc-w.ii YOU as one Of H., ~
timate trends and supporters. give m something
1T t. difficult to describe Mr.. Mckinney IN
picturesque manner Happy j. the Nation. French
man ike Mr McKinley j. ali on one s.de-;hcrc IS
nothing to be SAID against hin. us c"aIa,;r =
who has been particularly happy ana ioriuna'c ~
hv great mora! carncstness-ihai j. The rr-doml-
nan, note Of the man
with his work in relation to the Mckinley hIi
you Will he familiar. and that 5 only one item
Of MS labors a. s,aie,inAi re Wv" |h, OH -
they had gerrymandered IN order 10 be an.c Z.
beat him. According 10 The arrAngencn,s mace
in OpDostion to him. he 10 bc ousicd 10y
THOUSANDS Of votes but h,s personal bod on the
9 sba Tsa eanadac was only somenns
IKE 200 Il Is provision OF i.e n,cl To-
the STATE in which nc mas MS homa. The ohj~c,
OF that prov sion IS 20 ,rcus, m , rl ranorIy
1Bu; Il is provision which mus, sometmes keep
good men out Of COnG.ess-ct al. events, ior tA'
Mr. Mckinney was in private re for year.
dilatc for the GoycrnOrship Of ONO. Inc loss o.
~ c sat at Ia, c9 Sas6 ec s TO 70 he Goycraohp by
enormous major.ties. In America there Is eFrry-
| talk Mr. Mckinley has ben more IN demand han
we Egoyn IN The personal stn.e ali over Tie
| Union. Hs face Is fam lar from New England -
aSiy one Of our foremost speaker. HIS style
differs from the recognized type o. American speah
| ing IN the fact that he rarely uses n"iAraoi-;
| images. smiles-he s the reverse OF hoild
SP,.WNNoujd Won then describe HIM as grca, de-
ba;er-iike Mr. Chamberlain-raihor than an
Mr.. McKinl-y's force lies IN The ARRANGEMENT
| and presentation OF his facts. IN The manh'r III
T Trom beg bee nnng to end there IS regular progress
Of argument: not by sy!og, ms nSl 10y Luz
| until the whole picture Is complete
| 'T1e Efpblicans nave NiI StNFihI dDic f"Nb4..
| dates 10 choose from on the present OCCASION ana
| II has Deen noted as interest g that ID" man
| identified n the main with single idea. Il SlhL1"
| plank is evidently the man who is coming 10 the
! You mean Mr. Mckinney and what Is called
| NcKln,ev!sm. The term Of McKinleyism was usrd
| as one OF reproach arains, the issue on whch MI
| Mckinley was beaten for Congress. lie has turned
! Inc rcproach the other way a. really sIonS mar
| might be expected 10 do Some OF Mr.. Mckinley
| critics have been hammer.ng away az nm Tor
| declaration on The currency question WnHh ne
| inc comes ! make no doubt lAai ," W.I fpcak
| ard sneak out strongly That tim" clearly IS when
| he accepts the nomina don which ne R"puhi can
| nary means 70 give him The Republican platform
- he against free coinage Of silver; the Demo-
| cratic pja:form viii lie for free conaGe OF silver
| Such will be the campaign. ,,.,,, D., .,, Va.
| influence The re Ions OF America toward England
| whether the Democrats or Republicans come mo
| power = 49, r-,t.1 o.,,os +ov.,rd
| ,o-e',n powers would not vary materially what
| aver marty happened TO BE- IN power. Inc dA Ire
20 n. an friendly terms with England Is as mHch
cIarac;er'sc OF political parry as or ne Other
| IT, matter like thar you get 20 national - as
| INC, from party politics. A. an Illustration /
| ,airtt refer YOU 20 the remarkable conlriehce on
| ar; -, ION which we recently had az WashnsOh.-
| "iColoncl Uav VIII be back in Amer ca again lohS
hafore The Presidential election aciHaIiy, brsih,
w "a helm In the realization OF ms pioph,cy ,IAl
| the next American President Will be MI NC