New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
NAY AGREE IN OHIO,
=. Test Of Strength by Senators
Forqker and Dick at Once.

- March 1E-Senator-eleCt DICK re-
-, Cll,o to-day IN a defiant mood Al
u maj very gommUnlcatire Wnen asAeo
uO' .ss mans. De qlaiuly intimated mat he
f'-- =, -.-otect his interests In the matter OK
w., .,.-orare. and did not take al al hholg
- .r,o-lzs recently made by senator i oI-
y .-s-a- Senator Dick feels JUST q illle net
.- The attitude OF President LiooseNe4- was
-.rr when asked r DE had mace an az
a. - 20 see the President he said No very
p'--sa.,.arv. and followed Il up by remarking
-. - would ego Up there when ne got
ready" ,.-.--..- es,,.o-s Foraker
-. NAV not be made Immediately. for
arc -.s,-- -here seems 10 be nothing i'm
". ding upon which they can clash.
Or .r. nav occur when the case Of Ed"
-. collector at sandusky. Ohio. Is
r-e+ when that VIII he no one seems
r' d., 90 -,fu doubtless come TO pass
" 80. .r-eaIzs Mr.. Zurh0rst IS a Hanna
VIZ, . ers would. therefore. be entitled 10
tfl.--.,-.,-- ~ Senator Dick. hut the fact that
A' 49,, f-veet-rated by his department
p. .,or charges more or less grave and has
.,..----a-5e9 fcr dismissal would make
.s ~ lees importance from q poAtloai
-. ~ view. u is generally understood 1ha'
p-ssisert had decided 70 remove Zurhorst
-, s~o and would have done so but Tor the
-. lessons that prompted him 10 hold OF MS
80 +r-e lima and Napoleon postottice cases
- r7s..-s'e reelection. sickness and death.
.-.os United states Marshal Frank NJ.
- 80 Cleveland. seems likely 10 open up
60 o. hattie between the Ohio factions as
r.,,.- case on the slate Chandler was FOR
- .,-,,a che recognized Hanna leader IN his
- - she woods" and earned the ermity or
- foraker in many campaigns. lie has
,.o- o-r7sed by Representative Burton, hut
-. -.,, lineup that IS expected 10 take place
-. state he may have the latters support
an. l,s,ga OF front may be brought about by
-,,ss-fo0 Senator Foraker has shown 10
80, .oDar-uation OF the Cleveland postmaster
~ n revstoe Colonel Dewstoo IS Burton
-, and II the latter fn5s that lhe senior SEN
,.,- IS still anxious 10 defeat bis noiriia'l'h
may decide TO help out Chandler
senator Foraker maintains that he Is pre-
,sres 10 continue the old agreement which eX-
- t.s-v-aan himself and Senator Hanna PRO
,f5a5 Senator Dick wll keep the La-l-- A.
oo-5t-p m This agreement the Senators indorsed.
II possible. q single candidate FOR eacA ieaeIa'
oerce bsf where no agreement was possible the
recoumeudatidn o. one Senator and me Iocal
PapubIicar Executive Committee was accepted
that the Qualifications OF the appointee SO IN
do-sed were such as 10 warrant his appointment
b. the President
There are some indications that when 7ell'-l'1
Foraker and Senator-elect Dick meet face 10
face they VIII reach an agreement when WIZ
put an end 70 fractional differences IN Ohio II IS
generally recognized that such differences as
have appeared 10 exist have enanated largely
from she mischief making procivltes or iocdl
politicians and bosses" and it IS hoped ihaL
with the increased dignity OF his new once A-I-
Dick VIII meet Mr. Foraker Oh plane ABOVE
fhat Of fractional sQUabhes. II Is admitted eF en-
lv some Of Senator F0rakeT's friends that sen
Eto--elect Dicks present control OF the organ
szafion might enable him 90 prevent the senior
Senator's election as "a delegate 10 the nauonal
convention but such action would look Ike
email politics and AIR Dick having entered the
more diguifed body Of Congress, IL is thought
Sc could Ed afford 10 let petty spite or desire
10 hunListe a man who has for ten years been a
Senator from Ohio dominate his action
Seraror-eleCt Dick. II Ohio. occupied Eis place
a. the House to-day Tor the first time since his
election 90 the Senate Ie has not yet resi- gned
his seat 'n the House, and announced that he
should not do So until be had completed certain
matters Of pending legislation