New-York tribune., 1896-07-30
MR.. HANNA A GREAT WORKER.
WHAT HE HAS ACCOMPLISHED IN A
SHORT TIME

THEM SEE THE CHA1RMAN-vIEwS OF
Mr.. HOBART. SENATOR QUAY. CEN
ErAL BussEY AND OTHERS.
NJ. A. Hanna a number Of callers yesterday.
and Is fast impressing every with his energy.
vitality and great executive ability He arrived In
the city at 1926 O'Clock Tuesday morning BY
noon he was In touch with everything By
O'Clock in the afternoon he had engaged head
quarters, we'll made arrangements for the
supplies that were TO go into the Offices. In the
afternoon and evening Of :he same day he
number OF prominent politicians. called upon
President Harrison and others. and got the reins
well in hand He did not retire until long after
midnight Tuesday night wing to the fact that
he had to go through his mail and few call
who came late.
However Mr.. Hanna up bright and early
yesterday. and before o'clock had finished eat
m. his breakfast in the cafe Of the Waldorf He
dressed in light gray suit and white waist
coat. and carried a light cane His eyes were
bright. and he looked vivacious II he had
not done any work the day before. AS early as 1t
was. he not ahead Of number OF prominent
Republicans. who called at the hotel 10 see him.
When the chairman reached the city Tuesday.
he found General Osborne. who Is to be secretary
OF the Eastern headquarters. waiting for him,
but only few of the men who are 10 help him In
the campaign had arrived. They began TO
to town early yesterday morning. however, and
by noon the corridor Of the Waldorf Hotel
minded much Of the floor OF a Republican Ma
tiona Convention.
One Of the first TO arrive was Senator Quay. OF
Pennsylvania He came directly from his home at
Beaver He met Mr. Hanna Just the latter was
leaving the cafe Mr.. Hanna does believe In Sc
c.Usion and transacts most of his business In the
corridor OF the hotel, where every see him.
He down upon sofa with Mr.. Quay and they
chatted together for short time. Then the Senator
started upstairs. When he asked for an express
sion OF opinion. he said with Of his quiet search
ing looks: Il have nothing to sayof course except
that Will probably win. l know something about
this have been here before. and YOU ought
TO know that ! a hard man TO interview" Then
a smile spread his face. and he added II ex-
pect 10 be here few days and ther | Will go TO
Florida iarpon fishing trip. They tell me that
tarpon biting well II cannot be any hotter
there than It is here for II It was. the ocean
would be fire" The Senator mopped on his
brow and went upstairs.
MR.. HOBART ARRIVES
Garret A. Hobart Major McKinleys running mate
on the National ticket. the arrive at the
hotel. He came down from Lake Champlain. where
he has been enjoying a vacation. He looked rudy
and happy and said that he willing TO 20 TO work
He would not stay in the city. he added
but would probably run in every day or so from
his home in Paterson, n. j." He preferred not TO
talk on the general situation or the issues.
Senator Proctor. Of Vermont entered the hotel
in the forenoon. He said that he had just paid a
visit President Harrison, who IL staying al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Proctor when asked
II General Harrison would open the campaign in
Vermont, had been reported. replied that he did
believe he would do So The Senator added
that no explicit promise from General Harrison
about speaking had been secured. 1t was learned
later in the day that ex-Judge J. Franklin Fort. of
New-Jersey OF the best orators in the coun-
try and the one who placed the name OF Garret A.
Hobart in nomination for the Nice-Presidency at
ST. Louis. has promised Senator Proctor that ne
will go TO Vermont on August Il and open the cam
The absence from the city Of Joseph II. Manley.
tive Committee who were expected to be here to
4s ess sbope hd said III Sas
caly impossible for them TO attend. Word was
sTTs 40 ana they
The committee will be in charge at the headauar.
al al over the country viii BE- invited cal!: their
dySs w the hs Of e
Ex-senator Warner Miller and George E.
rsen forenoon and chatied FOR few moments VIII Nj
Hobart and Mr.. Hanna. Both are original Mckinley
miftee from West Virginia and also member OF
hs Executive M in tasa .Beakns MN Of Rs Wes f1F
GINA that it would be hauled into the Repnoncan
for Sound money and protecson We had State
Convention the other day and nominated candidate
over %ational issue. evnced IN the oonvsn.
thorough report from every district. and by care
ful canvass assured that me STATE VIII I've
INA ma'or re nroiucers and need protection and they
must have sound money. The Democrats are badiS ,S
to our winning. We will carry all the middle west
ern States and elect our ticket
GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST
General CYRUS Bussey. who was Assistant secre-
tary OF the Interior under General Harriso'' mas
inst returned from long trip in the West. and he
wa. q, hand Yesterday unterrihed after his sojourn
among .he siiveritc. Iowa" he said, In referring
% the State he claims ms his home Will give
majority FOR Mckinley and Hobart The GERMAN
Democrats ali over that section OF the country are
O unit for sound money Now that the neat anu
pa.sion OF the Conventions are over expect 10
.os tho neople come around 20 their sober senses
Tho nsople out there are beginning 10 realize "ha'
.r.e silver would mean. There is no uouot tna'
they had hard time and that they want chanse
&, .ba nolicv of the Government. They had been
,t,na they believed t. Now they are beg1nnns 10
sec the aacy Of the Whole ma'er aIa no SsoDs
bnnor do not think that Bryan can carry NJ M
own s,ate 6 ana dt this campaign before the polls
opened for votes upon tne wbeelbor,e Of
,tinoore dropped in consult with the National
Ga,r,ittee Yesterday. He believes that Maryiand
can he her electoral vote for Mckinley and no5ar
We have hard fight in Mhrysnd lh & o, ne m s1S ,ba
or are going increase as the money ques-
on asaed Any nd nrjno 6theps p are hoping for
~ "a ,tcke- The Republicans are WORKING nara
~ roughou the State and do not hear OF any defec
tons
crN.TOR ALLISON TO TAKE THE STUMP |
,,r ,s IN SPEAK FOR MKINLEY IN IOWA AND |
OTHER STATES
chicago. July % Senator Allison came from his
Iowa home Yesterday and stopped in Chicago on ME
way TO An Eastern summer resort ""e'e ne
w. - p, ,bres weeks preparing himself physi-
oaI,,, for active participate; in the political cam
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