New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
.MA1MS OF THE FAR WEST.
, pAcF1c SLOPE ANXIOUS TO HAVE
A CABINET OFFICER.
r.v,cA Ar1vp BABCoCK URGES THE CONTINU-
.vcr d- THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION IN
THE SILVER sTATrs-sENAToR CAN
~oN AxD TIE UTAH REPCHL,-
CANs-MAJOR MKINLEY'S
CALLERS.
r,v -r,rcnApu TO THE rRIpuNE.l

= ronbn Ohio. Dec. --rN-'oNeT"or r"i'-
!. ..,doPacheco. of California. who was a member
=, C.naress during part or MAJOR M'N'"'e'
serv;ce IN the House of Representatives.
rasa caller Oh the Presi iHnt-elec' 'o-oaS' i"'F
s',,ssod the situation on the Pacific Slope very
."Ioustivey. and Mr Pacheco. who is active !"
,,;cs and VIII, spent several months on the
Y a,,r,ng the recent campaign, was able to
two Major Mckinley good deal OF precise ana
sepf,n information.
r ro,.or,o~ po,bcco uttered some very cord
=, cords If nnenlation his evening about
s ,o,,as ], Waymirc. of San Franchises,
.n,o &c beinc discussed somewhat as 'aohet
.,,,,,t The expressions Of Governor Pa
r., N II Young and other callers from 'he
poc;6c SIope States this week nave set me
,ossns buslv a. work 10 find Caplnet Minister
from that section.
.Iudgc WaNn:ire." said eN-1oVerh"r r"'il'co'
,is popular and capable man nave hio""
hin, for several years. He * good lawyer
and y very capable nan of affairs. HIS stand
,n IN everv way is Of The very best le is. IN
,,,;o, ,vav a very considerable power in politics.
,u, ,o ,s not closely allied with any faction. and
,o could all unite i'm inGorsinS him for any posi-
w., % which Major Mckinley may wish to ap-
point him. The Republicans of California ana
.bo other Pacific States think 4; would he an
section Of the country TO have a strong ener-
settc fair-minded man appointed to the Cabinet
srom one Of the extreme Western Common
srealtbs. and think the appointment Of Judge
Uavrire 70 some such position as Secretary a
Aariculture or Secretary az the Interior would
,reet all Of our expectations and all OF the re-
puiren,ens Of political conditions. The tender or
"a portfolio 10 Judge Waymre would ne emil
nently satisfactory TO the people OF CALIFORNIA
They would be highly hOnored hy his selection.
Judge Waymre is an ardent friend OF MAJOR
McKnley and did much very effective work
for him Major Mckinley knows him, and Il ne
decides 10 appoint him to the Cabinet he VIII
not be dealing with a new and un;red quantity.
The Indications arc that the Republicans from
The far West Will make very earnes' appear
for recognition in the Cabinet
KEEP Up THE EDUCATIONAL WORK.
Another caller who talked great deal Of poll
tics to-day was Representative J. w Baococ"'
of Wisconsin. chairman of the Republican Con-
gressional Commit ,e. Mr.. Bahcock ahd MY
Hanna had an extended conference ana ols-
cussed many phases OF the campaign WORK. NIX
Babcock told Chairman Hanna that the work
NJ the Congressional Committee ought TO be
made continuous and permanent. lie declares
that small expenditure for tn" purpose OF con-
duciing an acknowledgements in wyoming
South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska viii bring
those States into the Republican column by
substantial plurali,ies
State Senator Glenn Miller Of Utah. was also
one Of Major Mckinley's visitors TO-DAY. My
Miller gave the Presdent-eeot a vivid sketch
Of political conditions in his state and OF some
Q. the men who make them He says the 1eei-
ing AGAINST United States Senator Cannon is
very strong on the part Of loyal Repuhhcans
not because he bolted at 81. Louis but because
o. his bitterness and his hostility to the sound
money people since and during the campaign
Senator Cannons remarkable and uncaled-'or
Interview, in which he-states he viii support no
Republican tariff measure without free silver
rider is most unfavo,a ably regarded. says MI
Miller ty the progressive people Of Utah, who
know that they have more 10 gain from the
enactment OF protective legislation than they
have from the free coinage Of silver
'If the newspapers and Senator Cannon had
stood By the Republican party" said Mr.. Miller
"Maior Mckinley would have carried the state
As II Is we have lost il and have Democratic
legislature. which viii elect a Democratic SEN
ttor of the United States. The recent election
was not valid by the terms Of the Constitution.
The Constitution provides expressly FOR So
eret ballot our ballots were all numbered ana
made TO correspond with our numbers on the
poll books so II was known exactly no" ever!
man and woman voted. The woman vote IS
factor have 10 take into consideration III
Utah. We have as yet no means OF knowing
how large II at the late election we want
protection and encouragement for our Indus
tries in Utah. and for the great iron ana codi
Industries that we expect to build up. we are
more keenly interested in coal, IRON. san, WOO,
end sugar than anything else. Protection ana
capital are what the state needs, and it can get
neither by subscribing 10 the doctrines OF me
hivt or
voted for Bryan, are beginning to feel this. y
reaction has ALREADY st in
GENERAL GEoSVENOR not A CANDIDATE
Among other callers to-day were General
Henry White o. Pennsylvania, who served in
Congress with Major Mckinley, Mrs A. l.. Con-
ger. of Akron. and General T. s. CIarkson, COM
Gande--in-chief Of the c. A. r.. and his STAFF.
They arrived in the city at | :O5 D. m. and were
driven 70 the Hereford House where dinner
was served at cnc large table Seated there
were General Ciarkscn of Omaha: A. Traynor,
OF Omahe; H. t. Palmer. of Omaha; F. N Ster-
fe;t o: ST. Louis. g.. H. Armstrong. OF Indian
epos: Thomas ". Scott. Of Fairfield Ill: u.
N. Caylor. Of Noblesville Ind: J. J. Kents. OF
Trenton. y. J.: C.. II. Healing. of Bay City.
Mo-; Mrs. Agnes Hit. CT Indianapolis; Mrs.
Melissa CaylOr # Noblesville Ind; J. c. and
Mrs. Sarah D. Wnans. Of Troy. On the left OF
General Clarkson sat Captain II. o. S. Heistand.
=. A. and directly opposite. Past Commander
1,C Snyder Of George d. Harter Post NO JJ'.
~ ~ A. r.. OF this city. After dinner General
CArkson met 10y a number of G.. a. l.. men
VI =. tne city, who took advantage of the Oppor-
tuhlty to greet their commander -in-chief. The
parry later In the afternoon called on MAJOR
.Hckinley and we're cordially received. III ~
SShaerstood that the party came here TO arrange
.or place for the Grand Army men in the IN
s9gural parade at Washington.
-, inere is no truth whatsoever in the rumor
taat General C. II. GrosvenOr Of Ohio. is 10 be
candidate FOR Speaker OF the next House or
representatives. General GrosveDor is not q
eshoidate FOR this post os honor. and no friends
VI Major Mckinley will oppose Mr.. Reed
Senera Grosvenor will remain on the floor TO
Hsht Loyalty and ably the battles OF his party