Show 31KlNLSx 100 It appears that after all there was something some-thing in what FORAKER said about McKiNLEY McKiN-LEY lending his name to the antiHAiunsof movement at Minneapolis THE HERALD yesterday was disposed to look at the insinuation in-sinuation of treachery implied in what tho exgovernor said as a jealous vaporing but certain things are coming out tending to tarnish the sheen of the little tin god of the tariffltes We quote the following from the Washington dispatches of our namesake name-sake the Now York Herald Fortyeight hours ago the Ohio governor was the pet of the administration Today he is roundly abused by the HARRISON men for his alleged disloyalty to the president It is said here by those who reflect White House opinion that Governor McKiNLEY has not only lost the confidence of the administration but that be I has ruined himself in Ohio as well that tho HARRISON Influence will not only be used against him in the state bat that It will be equally hostile should ho ever aspire to an office of national character The dispatch goes on to say that a month or so ago a closo friend of HARRISON convoyed con-voyed the latters desire to be put in nom nation by McKiNiET that the letter was held a week when MCKINLEY wrote and pledged the president 23 out of Ohios 46 votes Later strange stories found their way to Washington and it was deemed desirable de-sirable to stiffen MCKINLEYS back bone with powerful influence The Herald winds up with the following > When the balloting ceased and MCKINLEY like BLAINE had gone down in the srnoue and dust of the battle Secretary FOSTER sent the governor another dispatch It was a bit malicious ma-licious no doubt but it was probably pardonable pardon-able under the circumstances It read as follows fol-lows Rend my dispatch of this morning It spunds like a prophesy |