The sun., 1896-10-05
HANNA AND QUAY CONFER.
DON CAMERoN AROUND, TOO, BUT
TIE DOOR rs NOW SMUT.

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wnnamnker wnnts His Seat-News
From the beaver Harrison
TO speak in Indinna-B -Bynum Won't
Mako Prophecies About That State.
The Republican national campagners kept at
Il Yesterday Senator Quay came over from
Beaver a day ahead OF time. Ho stops at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Chairman Hanna came
down from the Waldorf and. with Senator
Quay. Joseph II. Manley, Powell Clayton, and
Others went over many features OF the cam
paign. 1t was a sort of last confidential talk
before Chairman Hannn departs for the real
seat OF war at Chicago. Chairman Hanna came
down from the Waldorf on another mission also.
1t was to see e1- President Benjamin Harri-
son, who departs to-day for Virginia and West
Virginia The ex. President is to speak In those
two States to-day and tomorrow. Mr.. Hanna
talked with Gen. Harrison about the situation
in Indiana and asked II it would not be con-
yonient for him to mako several speeches in
the Hoosier state.
Gen, Harrison replied that he would do any
thing in his power to help along the Republican
cause. He consented to make speeches in 1ndi-
ana All this is in line with tho policy OF the
Republican national campaigners-t to mako the
fur fly all during October in the middle West
ern and Northwestern States.
After CHAIRMAN Hanna nau MS thih Win
Gen. Harrison, and later, after he had seen
Senator Quay. he said to a Sun reporter: p" l
am glad to see that the newspapers are calling
attention to the spirit of overconfdence which
Is observed on every hand, especially here in
the East. Every vote will be needed. All Re-
publicans and all loyal sound-mone Democrats
must get out and register and vote. Not
avote should be lost. Our adversaries must DO
overwhelmingly defeated. The last vote on
election day will be needed just as much as
the first"
Mr.. Hanna said that he would try to get here
from Chicago to attend the great business mems
parade in New York city on Oct 81.
When Senator Quay had wound up his talk
with his associate campaigners he had call
from Senator Don Cameron, his colleague in the
Senate. whose term expires on March T. Sena-
tor Quay. while at his homo In Beaver last week,
celebrated his birthday. received visitors from
kentucky. the Virginias. Tennessee. Maryland,
and Delaware. and talked with Pennsylvanians
as to Senator Camerons successor In the United
States Senate. .
Senator Cameron has said he wasn't a candi-
date for reflection. Nearly year ago he came
when he was a Presidential candidate, and
when he believed the Republican National plat.
form at ST. Louis would be q straddle All of
Senator Cameron's business interests are.sound-
money ones. But the Presidential bee In his
bonnet whispered "EApediency. e1pediency. e1-
Senator Cameron now finds himself to be in
an EN- barrasstng position. He wants to succeed
himself in the United States Senate The Re-
publicans of the Keystone State. however. are
strait laced on the sound-money issue, and Sem
Sm sensor friends said last nsst s
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel that that letter
should not be taken seriously when all OF tho
circumstances connected with II are considered.
Senator Quay. however. has given it to be mis-
opinion that Senator Cameron's letter wound up
cameron Should move out m to idaho. Nevada or
Montana things might be different. and Cam
onay a Sss; wss asked Stedbs By Sun s rsporter: %
Who Is to be the Senator TO succeed Mr..
John wanamaker wants to. l understand"
Seriously 2"
Amy chance Of his getting the placer"
WE Wapsmaker d", M opeRed new store in
rs that to be branch Of his place in Phiiadel.
phia, or Is 1t to be the main store?"
or course nothing is known yet OF Mr.. Wana-
makers purposes in that direction.
What 10 your Interpretation, Senator. of the
f,oTy foEyg, Of Of quarrel between you and Mr..
The campaign is little slow at this end of
she line" replied Senator Quay. and II made
Eood story for DAY, dtdn'tit' No foundation
What is the condition of affairs in the So
cal sSsd border States Of Ksnucks Tennessee
tion TO give on that sub, ect."
0Stimaton?"
Senator Quay invariably replies to all in
but SnSrs e9emey Guarded and ii hs
plles at all ne confines his answers to tho actual
question and does not 90 oeyond II one jot or
formation. When he decided to answer the
question as to the progress of the campaign he
Tho drift, of course, is all our way. Let us
trust that 1t Will keep on going our way. But a
national battle Is never won until 1t is actually
won. There Is little or no use in my remaining
In New York. The battle Is all out West. A
good deal depends on the defections from the
along with Mi Mr. Hanna Mr. MIA Manieyyp ieypose"d and
others TO the spirit of overconhdence which
! am not apprehensive over it, II is a
GOOD sign IN many ways but 1t can be over
done; AS have looked over the present stua-
ZION ma that the Democratic organizations in
most OF the states north OF the old Mason and
Rixon's line are In demoralized condition
Democrats who appear to be following their
Chicago leaders are little short OF a mob with
nc no b settlea purposes or plans. This mob seems
II has been said that the alleged differences
OF Mr. Hanna's refusal to endorse a plan sug.
eested by Senator Quay for the capture OF Aia.
.nIe. oame. Ihis matter was brought to the Sena-
"Ah, no." he replied. "IhAve had some little
esIperence and don't bother with Statcs like
machinery of Alabama is in tie hands of men
wh1 count as they please They have the power
%en IT, anu tney aiwaysdo There is big sound
mingham, Mobile, and other large cities or
alabama. but the election machinery OF the
State is in other hands. and. ms | said. thev
elways cheat US. There never has been any uss
bothering with Alabama" N''
tlurlda ~ suggested the reporter.
o.. possioiiity. but not u probability" replied
Senator Quay '''''u
Secretary OF State S. NJ. Taylo of Ohio was At
Id dhe flith Avenue Hotel last night. He pre.
alcttn that McKinlcys majority in Ohio wouid
DO between 10000 and A., 900.
r1ust as Mr.. Taylor said this along came ex
kohgressmhh w. D. Bynum OF Inriianapolis
ne wss lresh from Chicago. 1t had been wired
INTO sew "rk that Mr. Bynum had been dis.
R'aneu Raneu as Chairman OF the National Sound.
-. Oh; no" "said Mr., Bynum when called upon
.0r hioimation as to the truth OF the reunrt
m Sun a Pooh Bah. Chairman Of the Ns,
uonal ommlttce. Chairman OF the Ex.cutivs
Hnp 1m onh!rmah OF the Campaign Committee
~ ps IN Town only day or 20. Indiana WslI'
10 tell you the truth, cannot tell Won what ~.
real situation IN that State is, The farnaro ,o
products" '''.e' io' ther
Tho Indiana farmers are very mucb ~.
same sort OF men ns our Maine farmers " j. r r,d ,no
rnpted Joseph IL. Manley. who was stand inmTIr 'rr'
Bynum." """ eo'u' MIR.
Yes. know" returned Mr.. Bynum "lr,
our farmers won't tel! how they are nnln,, oIt "