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men have been appointed In an evident
effort - prevent Immediate open opposi-
tioa. This is striSingiy apparent in sena-
tor Platts case. Only two out of six
names Oh the local slate are those ~
machine men. These are Cornelius Van
Cott, candidate for postmaster, and George
r. Didwell, candidate for collector Of the
port.
Senator Quay of Penns yIvania had been
disFegarded almost as completely as Sen
ator Plat. Although the President has
named ChaTlemagne Tower as minister to
Austria, Mr.. Tower was persona grata TO
the Aagce- Flynn w an anna keT- Mckinley
combination.
How completely President Mckinley has
ignored the anti Mckinley combination is
shown by this list:
Ambassador TO EnglaRd-John Hay, OF
Ohio, personal friend to the President
Ambassador to France-Gen. HOra ce
Porter. of New York, ant-PIatt Republican
and an original Mckinley man.
Ambassador To Geraiapy-Andrew ID.
White, of fNew York, neutral in State poll
tics, warm friend OF Mckinley.
Nominated as Minister to Japan-A.
Z. Buck, of Georgia, who managed She Nc
Kinley nomination campaign In his State.
Minister to Mexico-Poweil Clayton, of
Arkansas, who voted the delegation of his
State for Mckinley.
Consul General To London-Wiliitn Nc
Kinley Osborne. of Massachusetts, cousin
of the President.
Consul General to PaTis-John X Gowdy,
of Indiana, chairman OF the State com
mitJee. who defeated the anti Mckinley
combination In the Hoosier state
CoasuI to Liverpool James Boyle, of Ohio,
President McKinley's former private secre-
tary.
Consul TO Bradford, England s. Day,
of Ohio, personal friend II Mckinney
FirstAssistaat PostmasterGenersl- Perry
Heath, OF Ohio, chief of the National Com
mittee Literary Bureau during the cam
paign
Third Assistant Post master General
Lester r stearns, or New York, MoKinle y
delegate 20 the ST Louis convention.
Assistant Secretary ofthe heNavy-Thco'lore
Roosevelt. anti-Plstt police commissioner
Ambassador To Italy william F. Draper,
OF Massachusetts, whose candidacy was
opposed hy Senator Henry Cabot Lodgr,
nlanagerof Speaker 7 r. Reeds Presiden-
tiai campaign.
Assistant Secretaries Of the Treasury
w n Howell, OF New Jersey, and o. l..
SpaulGng. OF Michigan, supporters Of Nc
KinIey's Presidential nomination.
u is stated that the distribution OF pat
runage has caused many breakS. even in
the organization that stood back of Hanna
in 1896 Henry {. Fayne. Of Wisconsin,
national committeeman, who aspiTe,l TO a
Calines position. and peremptorIy refused
a foreign post, Governor William O. Brad
ley. of Kentucky, who expected recognition,
Ex-Governor William Merriam. of MinnesO-
ia, who carried the convention of that
State for Mckinley. and whom rUmOT once
placed in the Cabinet Samuel Fessenten,
national committeeman fIom Connectictt,
who stood steadfast for Reed at st Louis,
James s. ClaTks0n, Of Iowa. manager OF
Senator Allison's Presidential campaign;
Senator Cullom of Illinois. who was turncd
down 10y the Mckinley managers in Illinois,
and last, yet first among the anti-McKinley
combination, Thomas {. Flatt-these and
many more are hooking forward to political
revenge in 1900.
H. iedueTs are SeifdtOFs 10 - IaOt anu
Joseph Is. Foraker Foraker is already
working to prevent Hanna return to the
Senate
Senator Foraker is said to have told
friends he viii not acquiesct I'm the posi-
ble nomination OF his personal and politi-
calenemy. ex Congressman Bellany Storer,
Of Ohio, as First Assistant Secretary Of
State. He may appeal to Senator Platt
and the other anti-McKinIey Senators to
stand by him.