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istration. ass well as otner matters az
fccting the welfare Of the country were
freely discussed by the President-elect
with prominent public man who has re-
Gently returned 20 Washington from p
visit 20 Canton. Regarding the financial
situation Mr. Mckinley made his idea@
very plain. He Is fully IN accord with
the proposed international monetary con-
ference. lie wants 10 see one inaugural
cd. although ne feels that if after AN has
been done that can be done. the project
should fail. he cannot be- held responsible.
lie is against the retirement of the
ereonbacks. and yet he does not like the
endless chain which threatens the gold
reserve. lie would like 20 see the green
backs used in part for the gold reserve.
Tie has no sympathy with the custom OF
the national banks not TO issue circula-
tiou These banks ut present claim that
it docs not pay them 90 issue money.
but Mr. Mckinley wants some law lna-
will compel them 10 issue mp 90 gOOdly
percentage of their capital Tho First
National Bank Of Chicago for Instance.
has q 000O1D capital. and yet IT'S notes
or Issue only amount 20 $4,000. Mr. Mo
<inlev will crdeavOr TO secure a reform
iu this matter.
rho new President will also be against
combinations He will try and do some
thing 10 restrict their growing power ne
admits that he has not examined lne NV
thoroughly, nul me- D. 'y'l' ''-,,"
trusts can De reached giu ','
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members OF ms 'aoinei 9Ho"lr u, "'7 a
viscrs in the iulle7t sense %. 1"' '.' w.
or recent years, '-i''''''lt ""'
the past tnre" admhl3it'loH9' li-
members OF the cabinet nave lost coh.ld-
crahly or their hish estate ana nave u'-
come little less than 'uiei oieIN9. -"
cumscribed by laws ana ciVI service reg
ulations it has only neen posslDle lot
them TO execute SUCH ie5l7'l 1,oH "S
eress imposed upon 'h'i"' le',l.' 81"
policy was 10 DE initiated was uouv u,
the President ana lo'I u."'i '--
Harrison and lte4iu' ut 'leF manu- 'F.
the most trivial AFFAIRS OBJ 1he ",f"i1 u
monts comparatively uninp"I'ihl ap-
pointments and changes OF poHcy ol ITO
great consequence. had hral 10 De sun
mitted 20 the approval oil the PRESIDENT
before they could Doe promulgated. ms
curtailing Of the power OF lhe nea"s OH
departments has tended 10 Keep oiE He-
ont of the Cabinet. senators ana N'pl'-
scntatives. men WHO nave pe'u al 'n'
head Of great c1nm,i'l"l 'll'i Pl Uses.
lawyers who have h"" '"e lH,, ie9'9 ~,
lreat corporations lhli u9''' To '"''"' """
whose word has been law. nave "''n re-
mctaut about accepting ONCE suoordlh"l-
ing both their peI-ohal's anu J""7' 49, ''e