New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

caros that If there is any patriot who wishes 10 ac-
ouire rotoricty by being mentioned for I'a'c IN
IN, prrsident-clcct's family circle. h. can he ixcd
up Eat the business Office at IN" usuaI r"''s. ~
fhird class politicians get a heap # free advertising
by announcing ma; they woui h9t' mn ".n,I any
circumstances. accept 4 position In the Caone'.
Some Of the political Information that appears in
the columns Of the metropolitan newspapers Is
interesting to say the least An oracul'r Ae'l'rf-
ancc appeared the other day about Governor hr'i-
lev Of Kentucky. He was referred TO as an Ar'i-
dent in politics" obscure country LAWYER VINO
noato into office the Republican tldhi ",N' u'tt
submerged Kentucky year ago. Su'h SUM ',S Nli'
cannot faN bc appreciated hy w'h.lnf'iin'' i".l-
uro I'm National politics for dozen years or more
He has been nghting the battles Of his party IN
v,h.lrnipc and he has made such courageous
charges again and again I'm the nc" of over" h"Hn-
that every loyal N"punh'hn W. ",ls"''" - ','
success finally crowned his Efforts. II" has b"'ii
member OF the Republican National Committee io'
rison was nominated hc was on" of ~" l'a1 ns
candllai,s tor e-Pre-idoui !n tho Chicago CON
vcniion. and IN every stat" and NailonAi NOV
rncnt of his party h" has been conspicou. Agnr"
To speak Of such man ms "an accident. or IN
unknown. j. siTpy r!licu.OlF.
As every one knows the Constitutional amend
Incnt permitting further destruction Of tho forests
was defeated hy an Overwhelming vote" As the
State Fisheries Game and Forestry Commissioners
the organic law Of The State their resignation from
office WIS Immediately demanded after election 10y
some OF the leading newspapers ~ IA" St';. a.
these designations hav" not been presented The
Rochester Iicrnld' repeats the demand with en-
phasis Some OF the Commissioners hay" tried 10
,.scapo the responsibility for the amendment but
.rhe Herald. reprints tho official lulorscnent OF IT,
signed 10y President Barnet ~ Davis. which ap-
pcared on October p. anl declares IN this indors"-
nent every cizcn was asked 90 vote favor Of civ
ing up the forests to tho hands Of tho spoiler.
vros. N-trgt,ta ts M io,p.r doubtfui STATE 7. Is
in the Republican column to stay. OF its nfty-ivc
counties no less than ihrty-onc including nine that
went for Cleveland IN 1872. we're carried hy Nc
Kinley and In almost every instance by the great
est majorities on record.
President-elcct Mckinley will find less difficulty
than many Of his predecessors In making up his
Cabinet. owing 10 his extensive acquaintance with
public men. I'm this he may bc compared with
Garfield and Hayes. rather than Cleveland or
Grant. Cleveland. when first elected. scarcely
knew any prominent Democrats outside OF this
State Manning ana Whitney were almost the Only
members Of his party having a National reputa-
ton with whom he held personal relations Gen
.raI Grants acquainianceship largely con
fined Army officers. Garheld's long service IN
hs s also true in The case Of Mckinley lie has
probably as wid" an acqu"ini"nrrshlp & WIN ,h. ,h.
Republican party.
"Tennesscc Democracy Is notorious for these
gigantic frauds" says Tho Saratogian.' 1T Is
high time that such wholesale outrages on the
suffrage were stopped
Referring to the ostracism OF honest-moncy
Democrats by the Bryan element OF the party
D,rhe Hudson Republican, suggests that IN"
cockrans the Flowers and the other defenders
Of the National honor have thus far manifested
no desire to return to the fold The consccn-
,ious motives that led them out OF the party, IL
remarks. seem altogether likely to keep them
] out