El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
HARMONY IN TEXAS.
Mckinley Will Send in all Nominations
TOGether.

The Dallas News ea;d yesterday:
After months of trivial .and every
kind of trouble among the leaders in
the republican party, this Sunday, q
dsy of peace, has witnessed them all
] lay down their arms and embrace. The
meeting consisted OF Grant. Green.
Hawley, Hanna. Dick Thompson and
Herrick. The sitting CONNIE need at
10 O'Clock in the morning and con-
tinued until 2 O'Clock in the afternoon,
and when it was concluded the big Of
fees in the state bad been distributed.
This morrinR the work was taken up
where it had been left YESTERDAY. In
the fret place ThomP:on Withdrew
marshalship of the northern district of
Texas
This withd- avail of the name of
Flar agan for the ma-shalship resulted
in the agreemen Mt on O'Leary for the
posto office and George Green for the
marshalship. The reason that Flapa-
gan's name was Withdrawn was be-
cause the Office of the msrshalship for
the northern district does not expire
until some time next October, and it
is said that Mr.. Flanagan chou'd be
Immediately provided for. It was
agreed a so that Grant chou d be made
the marshal for the eas ern district,
though this has been certain for the
past few weeks. Dillon is to be made
collector at FL Pasc, and Bob Campbell
the postmaster at that place. There
ie still come doubt as to the sppoint-
ment of collector at, Corpus Christi,
though the fee ing there is not 60
great. Hawley has recomme nded
Grass for the place, while Grant is in
sis.iuR on Haiues.
The ouly place that there can now be
said to be trouble over aud the one
over which the conference deliberated
the longest, was that OF collector OF
tr.ct.
1t was agreed that this particular
matter should be de -ided by the presi-
dent. This settled the whole affair.
It is not difficult to say what the presi-
dent will do in the matter If we would
Judge him by the usual standard of
men. The chances are that lie will
decide in favor of giving the place to
Flanagan, for Flanagan has the back
ing of Judge Thompson and the Ohio
contingent. Flanagan was always .
friend of Mckinley. The Ohio bosses
will insist all the time that he should
be rewarded as any other good Nc
Kipley man should be rewarded. and
as Grant has been rewarded and other
good Mckinley men have been reward
ed.
agreed that Green should control the
appointments of the postm ssters in his
district and Haw'ey the postofices in
his district. The judgment of the pre-
sident will control the balance of the
state in the appointment of 6rst-class
postmasters, and the fourth as. istaDt
postmaster general will exercise his
best Judgment in regard to the appoint
ment of fOurth-class postmasters.
Globe-Democrst says: Texas repub-
The dissgreeing leaders have been-
brought together, slate for the fede-
raj Offices in Texas is almost made up,
and the president will send in the
great ms jority of the Texas nomina.
tiors the same time. For the past
few days some important conferences
have baen held by the Texas republic
cans in the rooms of the Nat'or al Re-
lvnhlican committee. Both National
Chairman Green were pres ent
, TT these conferences sand Ma
tional Chairman Hanna. acted as re-
feree. DR.. Grant ii st OF all conceded
that Green was the regular chairman
of the state committee. Then the ques-
tion of the distribution ef patronage
was taken up. Arguments were heard
On 6Ii eue cases, duu Uo1u LIZ. Oroo1
and Mr.. Green were forced to make
mutual conc sons The slate for the
offices is now bout made up.
Today Mes-rs. Grant. Or en-, Secre-
tary Dick, Assis a 1T Sa"r,r-rv Perkins
and Myron Herrick call, d st the White
H use and the preside' was informed
+ the satisfactory way in which the
conferences ere proceeding and an
nounced that as soon So slate was
sgreed upon h. tween N. tior al Com
mitteeman Grant, State Chai-man
G cen and COrgressp Hawley, til,
only republican repre- en- alive from
tie state of Texas, he would send In
all t. g nominal ons together.
Perished i'm Fire.