New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
Sufficient returns have been received 10 sas's ~
me that the following States have been c"rr'eo i''
Mckinley and Hobart, without douDt'

Which insures their election by majority, OF
81 in the Electoral c9liese IL every ''"
Another most significant fact Of this vicaory s %
cured by a plurality OF over 100000 OF the popular
votc-the largest ever given .,,r. tho other
two Electors in wyoming. and the thirteen IN
Kentucky North Cardinals eleven votes "'c ~
The Importance to the country OF ms Fe con.
cannot be overestImated and Is ,aoi Citizens of
the United states incendiary c amS of
tended clsims which question the nnbiic mind
this statement shS MARK X A. HANNA. Chairman.
Chairman Hanna was seen last night at the Hotei
Waldorf and asked upon what GROUNDS nc oase"
his claim to one electoral vote In wyoming ~, ~
Kinley. He smiled and replied "Our claim -
has.d On Telegram we received this afternoon
from United States Senator Francis r.. warren VI
wyoming stating that We were absou'e.y SUI
OF one electoral vote. and that IN all proo"o''
we will also get the other two.
The chairman talked freely about the campa's.
Eve mt in much work In the middle West sa'd
no ..a,d made the fight mainly upon the money
,esue and won upon that. The other side raiseo
tho Issue OF tie classes and the masses l"e'
abused me personally and designated me az INC
representative OF the money power, the agent VI
the gold syndicate and so on. They tnougnt 'neS
had the farmers upon the money issue ana the
laboring classes upon the creed OF mass asai"H'
,ass Tho vote shows that neither one was taken
In and that the country Is safe
When Mr. Hanna was asked ABOUT tar'i iesis
latlon he replied by telling a story he sara 'na'
NJ ono time some one asked Lincoln how long
mans leg should be. Lincoln answered that ne had
often given that question mature deliberation' ana
he was OF the opinion that a leg ought 10 De long
enough to reach the ground THAT Is the
way with Major McKinley's tariff legislation'
continued the head OF the National committee
"IIe ia I'm favor Of Just much protection as VIII
enable us TO compete with foreigners ana pIUU'e-.
our laborers and no more. thnk tnat VIII n
H.. t,,,t at IL
Mr. Hanna EXPRESSED himself as being nienl,
nleosed with tho sudden revival OF business am
DISPLAY OF confidence all sides ''Thc people are
have anv wild financial legislation. We nave tne
Hons. the Senate and the PRESIDENT l tn'tlN ma
bushes. will steadily revive and every one Will NC
benefited" . a.. cs,ra Nor.v
The chairman paid tribute TO the SOUND Money icy
Democrats and said that much OF the credit ior
the victory WAS due to their hard woik III ,ne III
,arest NJ Nc Kney They WERE" he added. impor-
ron, factors in the result They worked as hard as
we did for the same cause, ana une! acte" &c W.
mon and patri,ts throughout. They were Oh s So
ase,s,anc. and deserve much credit. Most OF thehi
voted for Mckinley directly. II seeTs -,
Mr. Hanna said that the headquarters mere M ou,1
bc here probably. that long. He said that ne ana
not expcc, Major Mckinley 70 come East pc pc
before the inauguration and wnen askeo VIVA, ~
would do after everything was closed ny, ne :" unt
round in his chair picked up iot OF pape's anu
said cheerfully:
"'io back to business. ,.. Tor tho
Carrot A. Hobart was ut headquarters lot va, we
ars, time since his election. He said that ne didh
have a word 10 say except that nc WAS p'o"" VI
Mr. Nancy started for his home In Maine yestcr,,
doy His face WAS wreathed in smiles as ne aSheu
Mr. Hanna How about Maine?