Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-24
WASHINGTON LITTER.


.- rE; -r Hl- 'arr getting some
vets Is.r concerning ta" eeen'
race trognl-in North and south Carolina,
Ia. he fa- a.cn wise enough not to ac-
o.,t..-. o-a- last. not 10 r., 10 carry i
..-. Ties. uuui-e advisers have been
tr, in.to ~ NJ. Mckinley toorlerfede
o., ops into 5J,u u those states, although
no request FIR troops has been received
iron. :. governor Il either he has neen
told THAT the same ection Of the I. :.
revived statutes, unler which President
Cleveland sent federal troops into Hi
no.., during the railroad riots. gave him
the authority TO DO - regardless OF tn
regularly constituted authorities Of the
states. He has done nothing further than
to couutenancc the semi-o!ilclal stale
ment that il any federal otlicial in either
state vas interiered with, a force Of dep
utv [. ;. n.alshals would be used to pro
tect them, and in case Of their inability
to do 50, that they would be reinforced
By federal troops. some OF the men or
drred out Of both states, amorg them
white postmaster, .se:n :. [. are IN
Washington, trying to pose as Martyrs
and 10 PERSUADE Mr.. Mckinley 10 get
mixed ny in their quarrel; but every ont
= ;hcui would gladly compromise by &C
cepting ~. appo.utmen, in Washington.
IEere may be democrats who are down
east over the Jesuit ii the election. but II
50. they haven't been seen. All those
" io are talking Oh the subject express
the opinion that the parry made II splen-
did showin-, under he circumstance ;
and that reducing the republican mai'lii y
in tie house almost to the vani,hin-
point, puts the democrats in better po-i-
ton to make a winning fight in 1900 than
they would have been had they capture
the next house. With both branches 10
congress in their hands, the republicans
will be certain 10 make lots Of good demo
cratic campaign material III the next two
YEAR.
The outcome G i the riior's Of BOSS Han
ma and other Mckinley boomers ~ jolly
freddy" Roosevelt into supporting the
claims OF Mr.. Mckinley for denomination
in 1900. by promising him that hey viii
support him in 1914. will te watched lor
with interest. Bci.ic Noo-eve,t was ever
thought OF as iou.h n Ter " H. GOV
ernor OF New York, Mr.. Mckinley secured
Plati's promis- ii support in 1922; but a.
Roosevelt only put Oh the Plat collar
after he had practically made lis nomi
nation for governor a certainty. In order
to get Platts machine to help elect him
lie may, through his power as governor
be able to prevent Plat controlling the
state delegation to The next national COR
vention, thus making it inpos>ib Idle fol
Platt to deliver the promised votes tC
Mr.. Mckinley, without his consent What
Roosevelt viii do, will depend, in tht
opinion 81 those who know hi- disposition
thoroughly, upon what lie thinks vii
best promote his Own lcli'ic.i iA'trcst-
and upon what he thinks he can accom-
p!i-h. II he gets the idea thai be can Sc
cure the nomination himself, the jol,yin:
ui the friends Of M. Mckinley viii have
no effect upon him whatever. it is wills
pefel 'iat Hanna intends TO tempt
"Iedly" by ott-,ine To- throw Hobart
overheard and make HE ticket Mckinley
and hoosevelt.
Administration republicans have al
rcnd} begun 10 put out feelefs to ascertain
what chance there will be If getting III
administration man elected speaker 0
the next house, instead Of Car Reed
They are afraid OF Reed, who is known tt
hold anti administration views on the ex
pansion question, and believed to hole
them upon others, but they are also afraic
to show their hand unless certain tha
enough votes TO control the republic; /
caucus can he secured. Every republi
can elected to the next house is to d.
carefully sounded to ascertain whether lie
wOuld, ii the administration desired it
vote against nominating Reed for speaker
In putting out those ieelers, the name o
Representaty Henderson, OF Iowa, i.
suggested as a possible administration
candidate for speaker, but care is taket
to leave the impression that no particular
candidate would be insisted on; the,
only wish to ascertain whether it is pos
siblc 20 defeat Reed.
Should Senator Burrows fail to deyelo,
strength enough among the republican
OF the Michigan legislature to get renomi
mated, and his failure is expected, Score
tary Alger, with the combined backing 9
Gov. Pingree and MIR. Mckinley, will i
is understood. make rush for the sena
torship.
1t is announced that the administration
has sent an ultimatum TO Spain, demand
ing immediate action upon the deman,
OF this government for the Philippines
Just why that announcement should b.