Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19

accomplish ihiuga. Clevtlard when
asseriiye cannot uie other men. He IA
rut with Congress AMI hu can at us
President only 90 fnr ne the Inv gives
him the right. Yes, I l7nk Dra great
naturalization from Mckinley
SENATOR QUAY.
Quay received i.u ulaaufe which
greeted biz nomination very quietly.
lie wac well feptoaontsI anu Cow
Headings paid gtUht compliment 90
his political capacity though be dit not
mean 90 no 90 when he said, ~ Quay
b. NOMINATED be will elect himself"
Matt q Iuy is, pcthupa, the btst or.
gauiaes ~ tho Republican party. lie
seems 20 have mnlv % ~ cutifU.y with
Hanna aud NJ kinlry aud ne is con.
FijCfably talked D as tue chairman uf
the Republican national committee.
Ito hal this Ilco during tho Clm-
pHIgn 90 rs huI uU hoe t.r yCnfB lOru
CIUsu iu the mat u.rurul u' national
CANT aisna. PwIIHrt Iafrif9u made
the create mistake OF uIH lIiU when
be- drove q 49, from tho committee Boo
1892, There we nj TINT uurR great
deal Of scandal auI Hl1ri.r luuh.ucI
tu the Now York W.rlu
about Quiy. Hem on has al.
ways bUuu timed as iu the character OF
his associates. Hr Jaw tho reports
aud no feared Tint whether tfuo Or not
hey won q hurt him, aud he asked
q Dy 10 resign from tho Chnirmnuauip
90 tho committee. i gm told that Ga y
was dlsgusicI Afterwards that he c1u.
ssnted 10 oblige Harrison. lie die gc-
fign, however, anu lnflif0u mad goat
trouble IN getting another chairman.
lie offered II t. twouiy.0uc lcrsOu., it
Is shid before be finally got Tom
Carter Of MOntann % accept N. At one
time he had IT pretty we'll placed with
Campbell u Chicago, but Campbell
was working for Phil Armour and
Armour needed his services. don't
know whether there was any personal
motive Ia the action OF Armour taking
away Campbell from Harriton, lut
the relations VI the two VI late years
have not been tho mos, cordial.
Armour dil great deal % have Hat.
riion elected the nfst time, ana Harfi.
ron, | am tod, was not gfntolul. HD
even Pretended that he uid not know
Armour when his iLfluoncs A. pro.
sontei Mt the White House anu said:
armour Armour " Chicago, you
fay2 On, 1 member no sells
hams, d0n't ht2" Ihis, am
told, II wbs that cooled Phil
Armouts aTjur. lio IA now quite
friendly with Mckinley aud when
called ut his private Office the other
day / Fnw muRnitlceut portrait OF
Gov. Nick l'cy hanging on his wall.
FUKAEUi's slmNutH.
Itlsan tvidoucs OF tho strength OF
Foraker here that Charley kuuz hhs
teen chosen national committeeman
from ONO. kurtz "a n lively young
man nom the central part VI tue state,
lie has always been M enthusiastic
Foraker man and has takes the place OF
Wm. NJ. Hahn VI Mansfield. Tho pos..
ton Of national committeeman grove
more important every year, Tho
COMMITTEES II now looked upon m
hind ofndvising committee VI the party
ana ils influence cen DO estimated
when ~ ~ remembered TINT II sgtGed
los cOnies,s Of this convention without
appealing TO thu convention itself.
a REMAUISABLE NEGRO.
Ono OF tho striking characters Of tho
meeting today was coal blIrk negro,
0 foot inches IN height and ~
straight ~ n poplar tree. lie made
one or two remurks during the pro-
CeSdings. He comes from Washing.
ton, -. g., and he hnlls the sixty
thousand negroes there IN his pocket,
hgupuvUly speaking. His name IL
Perry II. Carson. Hts business
lie that Of "A saloonkoeper
aud he has In addition
negro boarding house. HB Is very
bright but VERY iliiterat1 Hnd wllhsl
man OF strong chsrncttL He hAs
worn NJ least Fix different suits Of
clothes during this convention, coming
out In now dfges Ofco OF twice a DAY.
At one session he IL dressed In linz
maCull'u dfuu, a uTaD bat covering his
woody LOCKE, NJ another session he
comes In suit OF black with q new
black hat ana altogether ho has been
the most picturesque man 10 the hall.
Speaking Of the COljfed CitizenP, two
VI the most iam US oil the negroes Of
tue United States have practically
dropped out II sight. THESE are
Senator Blanche *. Bruce anu John
Linch, both VI Mitslssippl. A
dyspeplio looking OOiOred man with a
Jaw aud curly eide whiskeTs 10
named James HIN, has taken their
places and now represents Mississippi
on the national committee. l talked
with George Hoase yesterday. lilo
Udils the Canton Repository OF Nc
kinley's town, anu theGe seems 10 be
n big possibility that no Will be Me.
Kinlby's private secretary II be 10
elected President. He has for some
purpose made flying trip to the con-
yeniiOn anu left ngAin last night. He
tells me that Mckinley II Rs cool as
the center seed o. cucumber and the
iuss made about him here has not at
all turned his head.
GOV. M'IuNLEY's HEALTH.
saw Governor Mckinley myself
about three wgeks ago. He Ia
In perfect physical condition and
his mental machinery works without
friction. His campaign here has been
run IN heightened way and there
have been fewer actual promises maio
than at any convention have ever
attended. talEed with Governor
Mckinley not long ago about the cor
ruption M POLITICS Anu asked INN N Il
was not true that public lie anu public
mon were iull oi corruption, He re-
Piled "No, they nrc not. The profes.
siOno politics today Ia aa pure ns that
Of any profession Ia Tho United States.
Our public men have high sense Of
hoE0.. Take Congress, | was In the
House Of Representatives fourteen
years, and OF tie four hundred mon
with whom | WIS., associated from year
10 year during thst tim0I do not know
one whom l would have dared TO up.
Ir0ach with a corrupt proposition. II
! had tho money and wanted TO buy