New-York tribune., 1897-01-08
THE SOUTH IN THE CABINET.
MAJOR MKINLEY's POLICY TO BE BROAD
AND LIBERAL.
,,,srn FROM A GULF STATE AS WELL As
,,ox BORDER COMMONWEALTH
MAJOR MKrN1.Ey GUEST OF
corC<Et. HERRICK.
Inv TT, rcRAYH TO THE rRIBuNE1


Inv ,rrroRArH TO THE rRIBuNEI
,a Ian Major Mckinley had a
:, .o,,ers from the South to-day So'''o
hun.' - % discuss Federal appointments
OF '"' c,ats.. some came TO talk ABOUT
VI r,,... and all came to talk poi,ics "".
INV IN one form or another Oehe'"'
go. ,cnus of Baltimore. who rooe "p
- with Major Mckinley. renaiheu "
.,. o@,ernoon He thinks Major MoN'
W oror, more than one Cabinet oii'cer iio'',
- This idea is shared by se'e'"'
-. r,o, who have seen Major Mchi''e'
60 g No room, for doubt about the na'u'e "
.or,,roan, he entertans in respect ~ ~
r,.ha-r neople He is frienoiSi |" '"e'
.as alwavs been gracious ana AihuS "
,,oor,rg toward them and his uttera"'-'
.no-o He wants to be liberal IN MS -,
:, ,he South and he wishes l's so"u''
- he is able TO DO so. ne wouiu
s.b,lass be glad to appoint Capihe' oN,N
-. or,v from a border State. such as Ma '"
- West virginia but from sucn
Georgia or Alabama as well
- -,o-s,s,ant resort to fraud by the Demo-
a.s IN Tennessee is discouraging 10 any
o'"' -. 20 he Of service 10 that state anu
..,ob,v the President-elect Is emoa''a
p'o''' r,s he hears of election outrages com
.,,,,ed there John 7. Latten. chaii'""
- which has charge OF the con'es'eu
ooi'"'' - - rannessee was here to-day
I'D There is no doubt that gross ilauD'
fe san ,oa o,d thar the thousands Of Re-
"''e -. .hrov, out in West Tennessee
,-a than counterbalance the piura"'s
400 ,hich Tavlor is supposed TO nave ""u
VI r,u,on These election frauds nave ~
= ,os+ elections but we were never a"e
-..,.-a such complete evidence as is no" III
ossess,or II will be no trouple 10 ''uu
- sgislature 10 appoint an inVesusa'"7
.-,..oo. IN fact. we have a State st"'u'e
.-,,e,s II 20 grant any such penuon' n"
1oc;s,ature Is. Of course. Democratic anu
.ao, that il will whitewash things "ne" -"
,i,oa comes for the report OF the
o,- only chance is that some OF the avs
will rise above party lines ..,-,,
ra,a~al Felix Agnus in discussing southern
-, fo~ the Cabinet said: THE Presloeh'-e'e'
ills and speaks very highly OF Eenerai va
10, Corf. Of West Virginia. ana Nou'A "V'
surprised if he got an opportunity T." ne IS
~tr,. Sri POSITION IL he desires one, ~ ~
Na1IH Nai ,,n1rn and is highly esteemed py -
~ his ability and character WHersN1 c.o,ar
l,,own General Golf is on the 80 and he
Ierch He has been a CABINET QUE ",n he Is
- % hrave and distinguished soiIieI, e5c;aI
q, eli respects desirable man 1or nie" VIM
place. III, ,,rdarstood that Senate,
C,rhr AfoT-ir II
.,. =; not 70 he member OF Major ny AZ = e. -,
iey Cabinet speculation aD9It Sicb 'ny Was lively
a'er Sl.ei S hanonoe tenfold more vivaclous. 60, -
rsported from washington 1na' rn 70 Ohio soon TO
man nas 80 president elect. 1t is not at , an r
Enable that may come hsre or one in Cieve-
h has not vet ntimated to any oie ,rr.,sad 80
but Ne nas his pans are and it IS only
tina, he is coming The Ca'.nF, hofh deeply i'm
.%e nolitical outlook in ONO are W.. Wv now
the pol'ud Ia interesting in personal way no~ re
to senator sherman and the esa iw9 that his
so cohIuss sao;sion seem essential to happ! so-
tin'3on ~ the problem. which grows n'oie Pe
iv;ng as the days wear on <o.ar to Mr.
PS3aier and Mrs Mckinley said lareM o'clocll
and Mrs Hanna this afternoon aD'T the city to
ana @ wspe ~ colonel Myron T. Herrick, VIII eel
they viz remain til sOmf tbe 5a nost Sh widely known
onsl herr' IN Northern Ohio and is one OF MaSol
MnKinleys most devoted snd rs hvn NrKinley have
,, ei eio'~, ,r,,ssts Al his house many times anu ny
ssel much at home there