The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-03
TILLMAN on HANNiISM.
''buSineSS Methods" Wen i'll Ohio and
tie Whole Nation is DiSgraccd.
from the New York World

disappointment 70 It's friends who had ex-
pac.ad ,Aat il woall finally come out for
frse silver and then give Mr. Bryan
hcaI;r support.
Bat while Democrats were disappointed
TINT the great Demecratic daily of New
York city assumed the attitude it did, the
ts!i:nc Blows which it has d alt to trusts
an; n.anoro;ias and the courage and per-
sistenc- with which it leads the fight
against corporations and their E!Sh
priest. Mark Hama, must command the
admiration o: every true patriot.
We are nl:..;:::,g history very rapidly IN
ItI,is closing ipStrRm of the nineteenth con-
,uYv aA.j tie two opposing forces in Aneri-
can ro.;!ics. tie people and organized
capital, as,.;,ircady marshaiiing their forces
for tie COZ! test Of 1900. The last election.
although Il witnessed the triumph OF
money. is acknowledged to have settled
nothing. ana every stalcnt Of current
events must realize that the condition of
antagonism between man and money OF our
country is becoming more and more accen-
tuatcd ever, Jay.
As soon as il became known TIA: Senator
Sherman woald receive the portfolio of
SAFE in tie Cabinet of Mr.. Mckinley, the
question Of his successor came prominently
to the front and for two months taa iIure
Of Mark IIa"na has doomed porteutiousIE
above the horizon as the mar who was to
take S!;errans place in tie American
House OF Lords.
There hay. b"en reports, interviews and
s,:r.aiscS almost daily leading the people to
believe that Goveruor Bushnell and Sena-
tor Foraker wonid resist the demand tor
Mr. HanGa's appointment to sll the Seaa-
| to.!;l vacancy There Were patriotic .Amer
CT rs trained in the old school Of our poll
tics, beth Democrats and Republicans, who
horca that official subserviency would not
stooD so far and that the great State Of
| OHIO might have IS It's representative ID the
Senate one worthy to succeed John Sher-
man.
But the business methods, for the first
time made familiar to the American people
in the recent Presidential canvass, have
been 100 strong. The news came to rs
within a wce,, t:!at Hama is to be the next
Senator from Ohio. Organized capital
H,un:s il the face Of American people the
commission 10 4 seat in the Senate wrung
from reluctant Executive, and the 4th OF
March, which will witness the Withdrawal
OF Sherman, Will be followed swiftly by the
entrance into the Senate chau! Der OF 4 man
WHO boldly and unb.nsllDgiy bought the
! Presidency for bis friend and patron.
say patron, for am not ready 10 use
lay<;ier rm which. however, is floating IN
tie minds Of tie people, nor to believe that
| Nj Mckinley WI! permit himself to be-
come TIE mele punpet and tool OF Hanna
and the men lie represents.
The two men are very cti!nately asSoc:-
i.ted and one owes the other much, very
much, bu; shall hope to see the new
| President perform the duties OF his high
Office in :. manner that will reti CT credit
upon himself and the miilioas Of true
Americas who voted for him, rather than
lend himself to the scheme of the consp'ra-
tors who are pressing onward, either to de-
feat or revelation.
The American people have done q great
| deal Of thinking since the November elec:
ton and the masses have learned a great
Geal about the true nature Of the issues pre-
scntcd in the last campaign.
Ii is fortunate for those who have net
despa:rcd OF the Republic and who believe
IN the capacity of men for scit-sor rerameEt
that Mark Hanna is to enter tie Senate.
| HIS a!vaut marks a farther step downward,
a ..cwer deep" in tho debaucAery OF Ameri-
can politics The election to the high
Gitice OF bis Democratic predecessor cy
bribery has been charged with much show
OF truth, and 40 evidence 10 olSpEo'e II
ever saw the lgAe OF Gay.
Eat, WITH tAe laI' tn''' ONO cast ore
vote in the recent election for every three
and three-quarterS inhabitants and now
sees tie mauipulator OF that election trans
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tlg ~ i.n ",,r, rsn;dfy MI trol T5o ..hnsinoss
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