The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-15
DISGUSTING SNOBBERY.
MARK HANNA IN A ROLE WHICH
FITS HIM.
Goes UP Ladder and Dumps Himself
Into the Bed Occupied by the
Prince of wnles-Mskes the
Buckeye State n Joke.

Warrington, July l2.-(Special.)-
When copies of the Sunday edition of
Mark Hanna's personal organ, the Cleve-
land Leader, were perused here by sens-
tors, representatives and politicians gen.
orally there was no end to the filters that
could be heard in the lobbies and all
seemed to be either greatly amused or
uttarly disgusted, as the papers were
read. With flaming nesdliErs it was an
nounced In the Leader that Mark Hanna
would sleep In q big bed az the White
House to get away from office teekers.
1t has been oontended that Hanna is prac-
tically running things at the White
House, aud now that he is preparing to
move 10 and take sutirs possession, those
who voted for Mckinley on personal
grounds are becoming sorry they did SO.
The article in the Leader is the talk OF
Washington today. 1t read in part as
follows:
During the remainder of the present
session Of Congress, Senator Hanna will
spend most of his leisure time at tie
White House, room having been fitted
up for him in the southwest portion of
the executive mansion. 1t Is the same
apartment that was occupied by the
Prince of Wales when he was the guest
of President Buchanan in 1860. Thsre
is high, old-fashioned, ,four-post bedstead
10 the room, which was Cccnuied by the
Prince Of Wales, and which will be ocou-
pied by Senator Hanna and 1t is of suoh
height from the floor that steps aie
necessary to enable the occupant Of the
room to get into it, The Prince of Wales
there Is canopy of drawn red silk, which
was made to order when the Prince of
Wales was guest at the White House.
There have been so many demands upon
Senator Hanna since he came to Washing
ton that his life has been made burden
at the Arlington, where he formerly stop
ped, and later at private residence
where he sought to ESCAPE the office seek
ers and claimants for attention. In fact
he has been almost as much in demand
ss tie President"
1t is considered on all sides that TIE
"special" was inspired by Hanna, who
thinks he Is bigger man than the presi-
dent and who is rapidly developing into
ST OBJ Of the most disguttiug sort. The
frequent mention Of the Prince Of Wales
in connection with the bed on stills
shows the pi'isble plight Of the alleged
mortality Of the junior senator from
Ohio, and demonstrates what an ass a
short Drained fellow will make of him
self to become dead swell "bong-ton-
ger"
If ever fellow misreprssented Sthe
sturdy Buckeye state citizans in Washing
ton, that fellow Is Mark Hanna, who,
by the grace of the treaohery of Governor
Bushnell to his former friends, is now a
United States senator and who expects
to buy his way back there again. The
brutality he displayed last tall In the oon-
duct Of the national campaign Is to be
repeated In Ohio on grand scale, If the
wage earners, who were driven like cat
tie last year, will permit 1t. They are
beginning to sac Hanna in his true light,
however, and know just how much he
cares for loboriug people The common
folks Of this country are good for moth
ing, in his estimation, save toThelp few
unproduotive citizens to downy beds of
ease In Pennsy lvania, Hsnpa's miners
sleep on the bare floor, make about 30
cents day, which the company, store
appropristes, and live on bread and
water while their families suffer the
pangs of depth and little ones waste away
with disease ana starvation. Bus Hanns,
rejoicing in the multiplicity of his g. ins
brought ABOUT py starving the pro-
| duoers Of his Wsslgb, climbs up the aeriel
ladder, dumps himself into the big bed
and as he sinks down into the depression
left by the corpulent rear Eof 'is Roy al
'ighness, the Prince of Wales, he repeats
lieu Of acquaintance with a "now-
I-lsy-me," his recent interview which
sent such cheer into the hearts -of the
miners:
"owing TO the existing conditions of
business, no one can be expected to raise
wages for the present, anywhere, In any
line Of business, and therefore the strikers
have chosen very unfortunate time to
make their demands.