The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-29

TIE palpahle truthiuluess Of that asse.-
ton IL vas greeted With a shout Of
laughter ~ though IL way something
funny.
The best informed politicians u all
partir. now believe that President
Cleveland ]. out Tor another nomination
and that nothing will prcventhi. getting
10 but ihe capture u the Chicago con.
ycntion 10y the silver Democrats.
The American missionaries In Turkey
are after Minister Terrell. official scalp
and they have. Il i. believed. go,i
-h1w Of getting h.. They charge him
With profanity, vuls,rty, unsenilemarlv
habit. Of several kind. aud geaell in.
competency. and they are birksI up by
many influential porsonil friend. % the
PRECEDENT Terrell is iu Washington
now trying to square himself
o. has just come 10 light that m at.
tempti. to be- made 10 consolidate the
votes Of the negro delegates 10 the -.
Louis convention and to use them ~
dictate the nomination Of some other
man than Mckinley. How dangerou.
this movement may lee to the fortune.
Of Mckinney is no, vet apparent. but IL
i. already alarming some of HE support.
rr,. Perry Carson. who IL negro dele.
gate from the District Of Columbia to
the convention. l. credited with being
at the head Of this scheme. lie claims
10 favor the nomination Of Senator
Allison. but Is believed 10 be working In
the Interest Of Speaker Reed. Mr..
Manley. who is Mr. Reeds manager. u
not In Washington. bus his private sec.
Rotary says Of this scheme. III the
plan goes through, Speaker Reed will
receive she vote Of every colorcd delegate
At the g. Louis convention. az some
stage Of tho proceedings. whether they
are under Instructions Or not"
The most important political even, Of
the week vas senator Quay'- announce.
ment tha, De intended 20 pay cN.Goy.
Mckinley visit II isn't 20 strange
that Mr. quay should make this visit.
but h IL very strange, In view Of his
usual method ot doing thing, tha, he
should have announced it In advance.
IL has set everybody guessing. and that
is probably what Mr. Quay desired aud
expected &c Co DO. Nohody prcteud- To
know just what the object Of this visit
De-, but there be- a rather general idea
that b {. largely in behalf Of Senator
Plat Of New York. II has never been
believed that senator quay WIS very
strongly opposed 90 McKinley's nomina-
ton. IN fact he stated a year or more
ago that he was for either Mckinley OF
Reed. Since then he go, the idea, which
the Mckinley tidal wave has brushed
aside, that he might get the nomination
himself, and while that idea vas work
ing full time he Is believed to have made
an alliance, offensive aud defensive
with Mr. Piatt, which may Keep him IL
4 the field asa candidate, unles. he ear
e get certain promises from Mckinlc,
. that will enable Mr. pIntt to retain hi'
e hold on his pariy's nachiue by gcttin.
{ q liberal share Of the Federal paironag,
b In New York. According 10 the be.t In
a formation 10 be had, u lac gets thos,
a.. promises Gov. Morton and himself vii
, withdraw In McKinley's favor. II q
: believed In Washington that lac will ge
, them, too. Mckinley can probably b,
/. nominated without Platts help, but h,
T cannot easily carry New York withou
. L., anu loss Of New York aud the silye
{ states, which are expected 10 holt ih
y -. Louis platform, would make his clec
. ton very doubtful.
G 4 Senator who ought to kuoS what h
y Il talking about said to-day; Me
d klnley expects to get 100 silver votes II
+ the 81, Louis convention. That's wha
i Is keeping him mum ON finance. Ate
o he gets the nomination he'll come on
n hatfooied Tor gold standard. Mark tn
prediction"
II The senate Ia slowly but surely dis
q posing Of the appropriation bills, bu
Is nothing Ia, been done about adjourn
9 ment yet.