The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-09-30

thatby republicans VINO say that
Mr.. Mckinley will not make some
speeches in Ohio, ut will prob
ably make speeches from the rear
platform Of the train upon which
he will pass through Ohio on his
coming trip to and from the west
1t really looks as though that
trip had been arIanged solely for
the purpose of giving Mr.. Nc
Kinley an opportunity to make
some speeches in Ohio, which he
has been assured by his party
managers are very much needed.
He and his party managers may
call them ''rear-p platform or
any other kind of speeches they
please but the people will know
them for the stump speeches they
will be, and they will not be in
clined to think any more of the
president of the United States
who is willing to engage in such
business, even to help pull his
party out OF very deep hole.
Boss PlatIEhas beer. in Wash
ington, and it is believed that he
tried to make a deal for the vice.
presidential nomination for a
New Yorker, it being now pretty
generally understood that Mr..
Hobart is to voluntarily re-
tire, and that Governor Teddy"
doesn want the nomination. 1t
is said that Platt ;old Mr.. Me-
Kinlev that any man from his
state would release him, but sug-
gested Senator Depew and Sec
retary Root as available men.
One of Mr.. Depew3 close friends
says tAat having just secured a
fun term in the senate. he would
not for a laoment think Of giving
it up to accept the vice presiden-
tial nomination Secretary Root
miats fs' e K could get Il,
Since Reed S retirement there
has been much talk about mem
bers Of the house being allowed
more liberty at the coming session
Of congress. Those who did this
talking believed in it, but an an
nouncement of Speaker-to be
Henderson's programme for the
republican financial bill, does not
indicate an increase of liberty for
members; only a transfer of ST.
lent obedience from Car Reed to
King Caucus. 1t is said to be
Mr.. Henderson s intention to
bring the financial bill before q
republican caucus, as soon as
congress meets and to get it en-
dorsed and ordered passed. Their
the bill will be railroaded through
the house before the committees
are announced. The excuse Civ.
en- for this action, which will bt
decidedly unusual, in dealing
with one of the most importan
subjects that congress is evel
called upon to handle-the coun'
try S money-is that if the bill
was allowed to take the usua
course, it might never get out o
the committee on Banking anC
Currency, to which it shoulC
properly be referred after being
introduced in the House, or nigh
be changed by that committee
If this programe IS really to b
carried out. the house caucu
should first vote to abolish tn
banking and currency COMMITTEES
Representative Berry, of Ken
lucky, has been somewhat an
noyed by being misrepresente
as to his attitude toward Col
Bryan. While in Washington
day or two ago, Col. Berr
took occasion to say, with a
emphasis which left to doubt {
his meaning every word: "M
opinion is that Bryan will be tn
nominee of the democracy, and
have further opinion that /
will get votes enough to elect hi
president of the United Stat es.
The kicking of Senator Vel
ington out of the chairmanshi
of the Maryland republican Stat
committee has, in the opinion
those who know the situatio
thoroughly made the carrying
the state by the democrats cel
tainty. A Maryland republics
is quoted as having said: $
would not be surprised If SmiI
should be elected Governor /
10000 plurality. The yelling
ton incident, the independent r,
volt, and the Schley affair hal
given the democrats an advar
tage that cannot now be Owe
come. Democrats have e,
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