New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17
SENATOR QUAY IN CANTON.
-ur PENNSYLVANIA LEADER CALLS ON
MAJOR MKINLEY.

= ACCOMPANIED BY SENATOR ELECT PEN
,ost sr-R,,1sEs AS To THE NATURE or
THEIR VISTA CALIFORNIA CALLER
rer TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNE1
c.,,or Ohio. Jan Ex-senator Matthew stan
-. onay. accompanied by Senator-e'ect boes
rrr~osc arrived in Canton unannounced al w."
.,s morning walked up to the Mckinney ho''e'
"' s derarted AT o'clock leaving nobody much
40 wiser than before they came. Senator quay
VI, absolutely nothing beyond the few words
a., ovc come to see Mckinley" and MI fei''oSe
-. M further than to intimate in vague way
,hot the possibility of getting Caoine' appo''.-
~, ror Governor Hastings had led to 'he'r
me-" ,u,o Those who understand the myster-
- 81 Pennsylvania politics will be better ao'e
.,,orohcnd the real object Of their presence
,hoso who surround the President-e!eC'.
-. Nv Ouav and Mr.. Penrose were asheu
.vrrcss,ons Of opinion respecting the aVaNa-
,r,,,. - Charles Emory Smith for the IreaSu'!
.or,folio but evaded direct reply
Fu.hro those gentlemen were with Mr.. Mckin-
49, rudce Joseph McKenna. Of san Francesca
.no.bor Of the Cabinet possibilities. arrived anu
-,ccecded them gaining the Majors private
,oor, He remained in conference Tor 'oi's
,,mo After emerging he was asked Whe'hPl ne
xnocted TO enter the Cabinet. ana answered.
W -. no . oGrite statement to you, but there
70" .,o,os in the Cabinet to be filed and there
.0ro nv visit Naturally lawyers "ouiu p'elo'
Aha At,ornev-C;eneralship or the treasury ~
.or,r.nt portfolio bat the Interior Depar,l"'"
:. desirable and some of our best Capine' o''''
.ove boon LAWYERS as Secretaries OF the Navy
..nd ;hon the Judge. who has an apprec'd''o" ~
Me own humor smiled. Judge Mchen"a may
.a,ain until some time on Monday q '"'"i"
,,.rca taken to indicate tina: his name IS on 'he
Mckinley list Of avaa bties. but not yet "''''
I, can be regarded as fixture.
rho snoc,acular incident Of the day was the
,-,val If sixty business men from Texas VINO
,.o,ch, a petition containing 100000 names ask
tho annoin,ment in the Cabinet of John
cant Republican National committeeman loi
roLas The Texas delegation found a cordial
,,r- but no assurances that could be called
sau,,or,ine After their pictures had been taken
III tho Tresdent-elect in the group. the leXas
visitors left the city.
uaior 9 w F. Dick. who is sometimes spoken
~ as Mr.. McKney's private secretary ca'iie
,or, from, Cleveland TO consult with the IreS'-
asn,elect on the Senatorial situation III '"io'
Major Dick declares positively that 'heiV -
ro,hinc in the private secretarysnip TAX anu
that he is busy with Mr.. Hanna on Natohai
committee affairs. He thinks that the Governor
opcht 10 name Mr. Hanna. by all means Tor the
,.canc, 70 he created by the resignation oil SEN
,,or sherman but on this point there are Wlde
- f oninion The pressure is very
strong in favor Of an extra session OF Ins ,,
i,,ure for the purpose of electinG senator anu
:. 10, bcdv is now constituted MI hanna
night find il difficult TO win. III IS hard 10 sd!
ms, what will he done. but at least IL is eViuen,
,sst Ohioans propose to indulge in great dcal
q discussion before settlement OF the matter
kpossiblp