New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
SHERn1v On THE bUrzdox:
THE SENATOR FROM oHIl sArs Pros.
Porous TIMES ARE HEAD.

HE THINKS THE DIEGLEY BILL vi BE PAssrm
AND SAYS THAT HE HAS PAID b ATTENTION.
TO REPORTS CONNECTING hts XAwn
WITH THE CABINET orHA PROM
INENr MEN IN ro%.
There was an unusual gathefft Of profnibbh,
Republicans In the city yesterday Among thn~.
who were registered at the varps hotels wen
Garrett A. Hobart, -Presideftelkct: C&nhtne
John Sherman, of Ohio; Henrye. Payne VA
was the Executive CommitteeHn from Wa.
consin; Senator Carter. OF Mo1Ana. ex-ch6ir.
man Of the National Committee: Ieneral Rusex,1
A. Alger. Of Michigan; CorneliusD Bliss. tree
urer Of the Naticr Il Committk: LleuteuarH
Governor-elect w. Murray Cr4e. Of MSs1S
chusetts; Colonel A. l.. Conger. Akron. Cha
and ex-senator Warner Miller Benator ehef.
man. who is staying at the FiftBAvenue Hotel
talked about the situation with hose whom h
met. but carefully avoided mahg any state.
ment when asked about the repst that he wa
to be one Of Major McKinley's plItical house.
hold. "Cablhet making at this Ime." said III
Senator, With a smile. when refe1hce was mad
to the report that Major McKiey might ask
him to leave the Senate for the Cbinet, rs mers
speculation. and have not giv( the slightest
attention to the newspaper repts connectins
my name with the Treasury Depament Major
Mckinley will make up mis- ow1CabInet when
the right time comes. and just ny one guess =
good another"
Senator Sherman said that he Spected a bury
legislative session at Washngtd this winter.
and added: Il believe that therere prosperous
times ahead II I owned a fabry l should
start II at once on full time. as are going 10
have market for our goods. bnfidence has
been restored by word. and monf Is being put
forth In legitimate enterprises. anSwe need have
no fear for the future. Besides. Il prospect for
revenue Legislation by Congress his winter n
bright, indeed. There Is no imm4ate need for
wholesale tariff legislation. ThdDingley bin
with some little change. will md all require.
ments as a revenue measure. lie Democrats
made q mistake In refusing to pas that bill last
year. II was onr, an emergencytneasure but
had 1t passed the Administratid would have
been saved from the necessity oftsulng honda
and SO some of the criticism II cad in for would
have been passed. or course, elieve that Il
had the right to Issue bonds to I've the credit
Of the Nation, but 1t excited tense antag.
onlsms."
Senator Sherman went on to 81 that he dd
not believe the Democrats In thelenate would
oppose the Dinghy BILL for. he add: This n
purely revenue bill. and Is to rdain in effect
only year and a half. I see by Il papers that
the Republican silver Senators. sae Teller and
Dubois. will not oppose revenue kislation II
this Is true the bill can be passed ID one great
obstacle will be taken out OF thepath Of the
Administration
Colonel Corger was making Cbinet all by
himself. He got too many names, bwever. and
was badly tangled up lie said this Marcus A.
Hanna ought to be Secretary Of the!reasury, a.
he had the confidence Of the bushes men,
Mr.. Crane said that the revival obusness n
New-EnRland was astonishing Seator Carter
didn't have a word to say about Il situation:
HIT he IL one Of the silver Senators no will not
block legislation. Every one spoke opefully OF
the future and commented upon the usiness n.
viyal everywhere.