New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
MR. DINCLEY IN CANTON.
oSr OF MANY CALLERS ON THE PREsl-
DENT ELECT.
,.,>.r CONGRESSMAN AND SENATOR
IN" NAVE AN EXTENDED CONFER
>cr WITH MAJOR MKlNLEf-No
p,vcNr.E LEGISLATION EXPECTED
r r,Is SESSION.
AT THIS StSSiO-'
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AT THIS SESSION.
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To o,,o Dec 3-Many congressman
f,r the National Capita' iou''u '',,.s m.a.;.
pou'u canton to-day to talk WIN '"e
s'op ,,ct There were men from -"a .a~
oen' e'ar, oregon sitting side by sue III ""'
men studv. with visitor mere anu -"
chicago. Canada New YORK No''"
Ho'' I'D other places less reni''e
NV" nov the main incident Oh INC ' ...,.
81 p'o'' s.,.o,,,e which Major McNlhieY n""
'he .s,,on Nelson Dingley' Oh MANI, r,'.
'o'@ 1ohn NJ Thurston. OF Nep' ''"" .,
oe""'e 'or each representing one pla"." M
s.,.,ol congress. are personai irle"N'
-.a,do,t elect and enjoy MS oo'."u 1,.,a
pressure u Is believed that II MT piis
~ ron,a,ns on the floor OF 'he i,o"s ..,,atad
ley 'e'''' .,o next Administrations 'rus'eu
,sors and II he should resign MS Se". 49,
leaue' :. ..;,, no 20 accept a place IN MAYOR N'''
Kinley's Cabinet 49,, ,i,-e, 70 Cabinet
Ihe'e ,ov Major Mckinley has caused II
making that he is not to be hurried
10 pe ork If organizing his Admihs'ra-
aoo"' ,he cabinet will not be selected 'in
uoi' w holidavs This does not mean 'ia'
ai'e ,,.Uinlev IS ignoring the SUBJECT io' "e
MAUI -, that he does not intend 10 co"'N''
Is NO., long time in advance Of his ihausu-
hn,'s 10 wants to read President Cieveiano
To-, s.ro and gain some notion of what 'he " NJ
ii, bring forth in the way or leElSia'o"
-. ha gives the finishing touches 10 MS 'a''.
~. G. the talk to-day was of poncleS' no' ~
,,acas Mr.. Dingey arrived ABOUT i'''
.t,ar luncheon Mr.. Dingley ana Se"a'o'
ton had long conference with MaJo' ..,a.,
,sv They discussed the state OF '"e 49,.
with peculiar and particular relere"' ,,.
e1a,, the probable action OF congress ,
" ,. ,,nor business and politics The CUBAN
" .hor nhases Of our foreign relations
.,o, 90 an extra session and the WIS
VI ,,,,,.,sdon, OF tariff legislation were eN-
S.,,..,,.o,v discussed A good deal or time ""'
GIVEN TO speculating upon the prooapie
- tho next Senate of the United States III ''
onca n tariff legislation. All or the iS9' o.
conditions which are likely to CONFRONT '''e
Administration at the outset WERE
and some suggestions as to the manner ~ ,
ing them offered and discussed MI ",aso.
who has a severe cold, on the ADVICE VI
,rcKinleys family physician. deciueu - .'So,
all night as the guest or the Ii.s''' .,,
1Io viii have some further talk OF a PERSONA
rorhons with Major Mckinley before MS
,.uo Gov Washington Friday afternoon.
W. D,rg,ev said tonight that 1t was difhcul'
ro,, What course ought to be pursued on 'he
c,..,,,r question 81 think you will hnd' saiu
80 .tbat President Cleveland Will mereis s'd'e
a.. conditions and leave the matter ior |o.,
uss .nd his successor to dispose o. nc win
So,,h,,ess do what seems best and wise
Nv D,nglev is Of the opinion that there VIII "e
ro ,evenue legislation enacted py inc pio'e"'
corgress He said: II do not think the Finer
osncv bill or the Dingley BILL as 'he Pape''
e. coll Il will pass the Senate. nor 90 see
that there will be any effort TO nave u uo So
,,, ..o,,,,r that measure Of a temporary char
acter is not adequate to the situation seems 'e'!
to obtain ct,
Senator Thurston was very outspoken. Saiu
he. Il am not in favor OF the DlngieS oiii, anu
7 4, not think 1t can or will be passed. lheie
will he an extra session unless am ihuch n'''
taken and we can then revise the 'aiin III
careful and satisfactory manner. a Hahesn"''
Temporary measure will not DO al 'h's tii'e'
.It will not Co." continued Senator ihuis'on'
.,o nro,onr the feeling of uncertainty which
prevails TO some extent ana VIII pie'"
,ha ,.rirr question Is in an unsettled condition.
The tariff should be revised along p'o'e'''o"
lines and done as quickly possible after the
4th day Of March
referring 70 the Cabinet Mr.. Thurston SAID
from Nebraska at present. though am sure II
,,o,,ld holm us 10 win the State back 10 the fe-
nub,;can marty II Nebraska were TO secure d
,lace in Major McKnley's Cabinet but. consid-
or;rg tho resul. OF the election in Nebraska we
are a lt,le modest about asking for recoghitoh'
Senator rhurston is Of the opinion that Con
eress oueht IN recognize the Cuban insurgents
as bellgerents and thinks this course VIII De
adopted before Congress adjourns. The peo-
pie Of the United States feel very s'roheN ."
this question and considerations or hufhahiV
well as OF trade and protection 10 our III
terests will be effective IN bringing ABOUT so''e
definite action before many months.
Major Mckinley had three callers to-day from
the Pacific Slope. They were Senators D. II.
Mitchell and George W. Mcbride. OF Oregon: ana
Representative Hermann. of the same S'd'e. I've,
Major Mckinley had pleasant taih WIN ms
Oregon visitors. They said they came 10 pay
their respects and not to talk about ponies anu M
patronage. Senator Mcbride said we are
very proud OF Oregon. 1t is the banner hePup-
lican State of the Pacific slope and we rather
think II would be good thing 10 have one oi
our Pacific Slope Republicans In the CaDinss, ,
Senator Mitchels friends have talked about nm
In that connection. but / think without MS
knowledge q consent"
Representative NJ NJ. Johnson. OF North Da-
kota. shook hands with Major Mckinley to-day
and talked with him about politics In the states
OF the Northwest. We fought one winning nght
on the money question" said Mr. johnson, ana
though our interests are purely agricultural the
people Of North Dakota were not 10 be carrier
away by Mr.. Br' and his free-siIver doctrines
North Dakota Is solid and reliable RepuD-
hcan State Our people want tariff law. .houSh;
And they want IL just as soon after the ttn OF
March as It can be enacted. j am member OF
The Committee on Ways and Means, and under
AXE TO say we can pass tariff bill In the next
douse within thirty days
M. Charlton, a member OF the Canadian Iar-
lament was one OF the callers at the Mckinney
mouse to-day He said referring to the tariif
question: The Mills bill and other measures OF
us Kind the work of doctrinares VINO had
not learned and measured the practical appiica-
IONS and workings OF their theories WhiIe
tnese so-caed free-trade bills are often favor
stse TO Canada still we cannot help feeling mat
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