Show WASI washington bom rom our regular correspondent 1 august 17 1601 Sec foster is again at 1 bli big desk ho he sas he lu has not a dingle doubt ia in tho the world of tho the election of mckinley and arid a republican legislature leg iala la in ohio and now that the third party bu has shown its true color colors ho he huno fear that it will be able to control enough rotes votes to amount to anything in tho the coming election the secretary smiled when asked it it wu was true aa as stated by the dem that he waa was annoyed because the holder holders of the 41 4 41 per cent 1 bonds were not coming forward faster to get choso bonds extended at 2 per pr cent and paid said that there was nothing in tho the situation itu atlon to bo annoyed about the government bad had offered to extend these bonds it tho the holder holders wished withed them extended at 2 per cent bat but if f they wish them extended they bavo have only to wait until they mature next month to receive the cash for them there ie Is no compulsion about it in fact mr foster poster thinks it will bo be more beneficial to the public to re deem fifteen or twenty million dollars worth of these bonds than it would be to continua them aa as the money moner paid out to redeem them will bo be just that much added to the money in circulation just at tho the timo time it will ho he needed in business circles mr foster said that the report of a disagreement bo be himself and senator sherman in regard to those bonds was an entire fabrication without tho slightest foundation postmaster general wanamaker Is away on ills bis i vacation station but ho he is still coald arabo thought to improving ImproTi ng the postal service and has just directed that a n reform bo be made in the delivery of letters having special delivery stamps on them in future when a letter is taken to the address given and the party Is found to be out a printed notification similar to taoso used by telegraph messengers a will bo be left heretofore it bos has been customary to tako take the letter back to the office where it was sent bent out by the regular earner on his next trip senator Sena toor plumb with bis his bard hard horse sense way of looking at things alwa s has views worth listening to for instance lux tance he saya says it is entire too soon to begin discussing national politics that the proper time lo 10 begin trill will be when the next congress has shown its intention of the reported aspirations of ex congressman kelley to succeed hira in the senate bo he eaid said this is a free country a anybody can aspire to any office it was ap apparent parentI however that the senator was in no ways alarmed on account of mr kelleys aspirations mr plumb says that in bis his opinion not a single southern state will drop out of the democratic column in 1892 and that be he has his no doubt of the electoral vote of kansas being cast for the republican ticket as usual speaking of the probable democratic candidate for the pres 1 I will not attempt to prophecy further tatu to say that campbell Caco will not bo be the man for DIc mckinley Kinley ie Is going to be the next i governor of ohio and that will eliminate campbell as a presidential factor great preparations are being mado made for the democratic tic circus which is to take the road from this city early in september and exhibit in A number of towns between here and the pacific during tho forty daas daa season t is to be out this circus idea was brought ought to light at the meeting of the executive committee of the ration national association of tic clubs club in new york last week it is to be under the management of that association and to travel cr C a special tram train invitations have haio been extended to many democrats of prominence to join this railroad show bat but so far only the following arc are down among the certain attractions sen ator kema kerns representative bynum ex representative mcadoo chauncy F black president of the club association cia tion secretary gardner of the same organization who is the osten sible manager of the aggregation and a number of smaller fry always ready to join anything if somebody else foots the bill speaking Sp cakin of bills nobody seems to know who ie Is to pay those Inca incurred by this party although there Is a strong that a candidate for the presidential who halls from a state beginning with an M and whose own name begins with A G could easily cully tell it so 0 o dle posed meetings are to be specially spocia lly tz ranged tor for the speaker speakers in thie this parly party mot ito its pro boned route it will bo be queer it this sort of business can gaan any 1 either at a convention br I 1 it 21 ahe polls r t tho the acre tary of the maryland farmers alliance denies that the recent state con bention endorsed senator and intimates broadly broadb that tb the maryland alliance Is the field for gamu Gorm aoi 6 akalp may be buo t ua of the leaden leaders of iho the alliance mid id a mar land republican but many of tho the rank and filo file even of those who were delegate delegates of the convention aro are under german thumb and when the time comes to vote VOW they will aup up port gonnone Gonn rne candidate candidates for the lc le Ii lature alliance or no Allia alliance tim president polk of 0 ibo the alliance eay says it if the maryland alliance li Is true to lla its principles two alliance senators Se will bo be elected from that state tad nd arthur P gorman will not bo be one of them thern |