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out of the bachelor and trousers end; but
aBluebeard has had. his key returned to
him., and is now satisfied that his. cham
ber was never entered except in somnaIn-
bulism =. They had So many eaters with
Hanna tonight that *the tables; were put
in rooms secluded and afar. At the last
minute the ambition, Of the orators to: be
|reported, prevailed over the neophYte
prejudices of the young men who could
mot ;whinny.s Mark Hanna s monk s face
shone out like an :unstamped silyer;:dol-
lar. He has been bnnping like one esof his
own vessels against the breakWaters 3of
politics these many. years, but this last
time made Cuyahoga river and delivered
William, his passenger, under the Viaduct.
So stthe Hoyts, Garfields, Herricks, etc,
annointed him with Standard oil, rubbed
| it into his scalp and palms, and made him
! feel like the Queen Of England at corona
| tiun, some thing between salad and; Sala-
din. Moses Cleveland, J: out on the. square,
surveying his way toward the tenderloin
district, as represented by his statue,
never in all his glory was arrayed like
one Of these Hanna folks. Mckinley was
REPRESENTED by Cousin Osborne; who has
been quite still and oEersha adoWedi with
holiness since election. .:., II: g g ...:s
Mark Hanna is onesof the peculiar
American variations said to he Scotch
Irish, crossed with: Southern !. Quaker.
Quakers were, persecuted during the
American revolutions and exiled to the
eastern base of the Blue Ridge Virginia,
whence they spread oYe1. the country with
southern aggressiveness and a bottled: Up
lIoatancy which made them un-
affeasahle radicals. Hanna was book
keeper fernls Wits s.s Gather, ahode es, who
was a relative ana execution: :of ST. phsn A
Douglas. Rhodes came from Vermont to
Cleveland, and had only f1O cents. He
felt4poor and desperate, but took the 10
cents and went up an alley and bought A
big drink OF whisky, and says that in
five minutes he felt as If he: owned the
whole town. .5:st.. ..Hs.-'' " H. 4
He: died leaving upward Of a million.
His sons took their money and lived leis-
urely lives On their Incomes His daught-
ers husband took the BUSINESS and rnadeit
buzz. Mark is full of furnace and of: fleets
He has a brother, Leonard, in his raw: ma.
terial business, but not in his corpora-
tions. He found street railroads among
other markets Cor his iron, ano here, he
ran upon Tom Johnson. also a southern
jumper upon northern soil. They say.
Johnson bought an old, spawned, rustic
car. line for $780,, and with it as an en-
tering wedge worked into Cleveland and
contended for tie,.streetsF with !: Mark
Hanna. Johnson has become an iIon
manufacturer both; in Penn sy lVania and
at Lorai, Ohio. He is more of the George
Pendleton style than. Hanna, who is#aIsort
of 4! John. Bright, welded On Thaddels
Stevens. " He is smooth -sha wed Sas George
Fog, political as William Penn and radical
as Elias Hicks. I saw q Beautiful photo
graph Of him today, by John. H.; Ryder,
who was once advance agent for ATtemus
Ward, and I borrowed it to test Hanna's S
lineaments. He has a smooth, large,
full eyes. No lines 1,of care, but. all the
outlines Of earnest, force are in his only
moderately animal head His ears are big
and mastiff like, his: nose is straight&Or
only slightly Celtic :. His mouth. is warm
but shut; his: eyebrows; formerly plausi.-
bic; are becoming 5grizzled. He has. a
good, large, intellectual dome, the smooth
hair OF which is becoming thin s:on the,
top OF the ball. He is; three times as 5spon-
ta1eous as everybody in Cleveland, yet
with. a amode derate;:, will and, they say he;
never has conciliated. ais many people as
III this campaign and covered past dis
tastes with glory He is wide, and long
W1asisteGl and informal his ideas pressing
upon each other, and humor; through their
parlance; man without much schooling
|, T should say, but Of the type which: ac--
uuirest advances and isr:nots seeking rest.
His face is fine at,the summit and solid
at the base s s5.ss:5 - Z.
He. would; be master any wheres, s said
one critic to ME. IL I were he: would:
not want to go into the cabinet and ii
|Is WereS Nc Kinley Y T olld not invite him
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