New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
KING For VI h y Lt. \ :.

ONO MEN now HERE WHO SOUND HIS fHA'Sh''
"EirdIv forward my mail to Cleveland 90 not
,n,end m come 10 New-York In the near future
This telegram. signed by MARK ~ ""'','' "as
received at the Waldorf Hotel yesteruaS' anu
tho close of n period Of suspense For TWO "eeNs
Z, has been hinted that NJ. Hanna the ''''
not.cian and hacker OF william McN'''''' ""' ~
cor,a IN New-York and open headquarters
Dasn,te the fact that Mr.. Hanna Is not coming 10
IN. CITY there are other Ohio politicians ana iren"S
NJ 4x Ex-Governor Mckinley who are co'h'"s " W.
CIV and intend to do great deal OF suos'ah''"'
work in the interest OF Ohio's candidate senator
o,ec, Foraker will he here before the emu o' ,"e
,L C,oIorcI Alexander Gordon who was on NC
E,r,.v.s staff Myron r. Iierrick. the Cleve'ahn
banker and lieutenant Of Mr. Hanna 'o'oheI "''-
,ester r Everett. also Cleveland banker ex-'unse
Stevenson Burke. of Cleveland. ana many OUTFITS
are now In the city.
AR Burke Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and said
+, r.o -, n conversation that Mr. Hanna and
Major Mckinley had been together In Cleveland
IN Sunday and he laughed at the IDEA that MT
uanna intended TO open Mckinley headquarters III
Now-York He added;
"Nr Hanna has not been In New-York for some
time and probably will not he There is no ruin
I'm the report that Major Mckinley ana Mr.. hanha
had ANYTHING to do with the election Of TWO Mchih-
low delegates in the " estcrn part OF the state II
10 also nonsense 70 say that Major Mckinley Is
spending money Ike water. Mckinney II poor
man and he has money 10 throw away lie mas
not made contest for delegates except In Few
Southern States and that Is dcbatable ground lie
has not gone into any State. and urged MS ''al'n
where +, would connlc, with Z favor,e son, and he
has his strength he IL tho exponent of the
great American principle OF protection ana the
people with him . go 1900. ~.
Mr. BURKE has chattsd with Mr. Plat about COY
ernor Mortons candidacy and he SAYS he toli MI.
pla,r frankly that the Governor could never Ne
Nominated and added NO on" appreciates me
e,erlins qualities y Governor Morton more man
I 40 AMI IL Is the same way with Mand"fson 81
con Reel Cuom and the others named. lhr
truth * that there Is TO comparison between me
o,her candila'es and Mr.. Mex nl'y. the p"opir
van, 4 return OF prosperity Ia business circ's Ny
,dca is thei II YOU nrst regulate inc business OF
no country then the money que-iio" VIII MOI"
essiIv adts, Itself In 1892 the politicians ana Hc"
work. wer. against Grover Cleveland. Oh, ne was
nou'naied That IL the position OF MAJOR VI hlniey
Tho politicians against MN. but th' P-,'',,-
,ren, him and when the sentiment or IN" poop, -
u,,h a cand late that candidates nomnatl non y
fo-egona conclusion. Mckinney Will be nornlna'el
and r's a foregone conclusion that ne VIII oe
Colonel Alexander Gordon said The people wan,
re,urn Of business prosperity ana u VIII con-,
a,,h nroi lection II s admitted ihai " u me he.a
sosinst Mckinley. Several states have iaVofltr
sens bur Major Mckinley IL tho great Nhtonh
candidate the man who stands for Na,lohxa
,ss,n .nd tho nominee ~ 81 Louis beyond DOUBT
ue is growing In strength daily ara i expect !"
see him nominated on the hrst ballot