The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-07
Republicans Anxious for Ac-
tion BY Congress.
TARIFF REVISION NECESSARY.
rsassscal RrspA<ts Fixius up the Nexs
CaAfAet-TAe President Els.s speaas
Quiet Day - Canton-Theusands
of Csngsatusssaeas. TnclsAisg Dis
passA Prs~ 60. NIass-sGaj. McKin-
Ny Deesrsses ne Gsavss q Ais Ds-
parted Children.

chicago. Nov GA special to MORN
Ing paper from Washington City says:
An extra session following immediately
the Inauguration OF Mckinney Is. in the
prevaif1ng oninicn. certain. No one pro-
fesses to have . word from him direct
on the subject, bat there is good author
isyr for saying that N. A. Hanna. during
= recent Visit 81 New Fork. said enough
20 rive the ampress1on that an extra ses-
sion il On the Republican programmes.
Senator Quay believes m extra session
h certain. That was what he had in
mind hast Saturday when he said: we
shall have new tarin bill within eight
mcnths after NcKinley's inauguratior."
Senator Quay has a habit Of speaking
BY the card. and TO get q new tarin bill
passed BY that time would require the
calling Of congress- together - soon after
March eth ~ possible.
Slate makers ara at work heTe already
framing q cabinet for Presideyt-elect Nc
Kinley. and tl1N names 1n<ntiCned range
from Speaker Reed for secretary Of state
down 10 John c. Cowan. Of Nebraska
for attorney-general. II has been sug-
gested that Mckinley might follow pre-
cedents and tender the portfolio Of sha
state depart ment to Reed. inasmuch as he
was the nearest competitor for the nomsn-
alton at st. Louis. On the other hand.
however. 1t Is believed reelection to tie
sPeakership Of the Fifty-fifth congress
s-s- 49, ~ 1ai0 s@a
Next In line with Speaker Reed. accord
ing to the cabinet flxers stands Henry
Cabot Lodge. who would make an ideal
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ana nis uiends say MCKINLEY could not
ma man Tor this place better posted
than the Maine congressman.
In making up the cabinet the West -
not being disregardeSi. and very popular
name Tor postmaster general - tnat or
Representative baocock' OF Wisconsin:
chairman OK the Rcpublican congressional
committee. There is some taik OF Marx
Hanna Tor this portfolio. as well as n.
Clay Evans, or tennessee, wno VAS De-
feated in his vice presidential aspirations
by Hobart.
Ex-Gov. William r. Merriam. OF Min
nesota, and ex-Congressman La Toilette.
OF Wisconsin. are well thought of for the
secreiaryship of the interior department.