New-York tribune., 1898-01-14
MR HANNA IN CLEVELAND.
..,,r,,,-sIAsTIcALLY WELCOMED BY HIS
FELLOW -TOwNsMEN.
GREETINGS ALL ALONG THE WAY FROM CO.
1S-Mpvs-sENAToR FORAKER SENDS


GREETINGS ALL ALONG lhE "Ah fH0" w.
,t-Mpus-sENAToR FORAKER SENDS
y HIS CONGRATULATIONS
,.o,and Ohio. Jan. Ex-senator Hanna was
.-.s.,,ed IN this city this afternoon. on his re-
- from, Columbus. with an enthusiasm far
.,s- than that which has been accorded to
,uhl,c man In this city in a decade. Long
80 the hour OF the trains arrival thousands
...red on the streets and began 10 line the
e.ks At noon the Tippecanoe Club. the
.,sss Mems League and the Republican
climbs gathered in front of the Masonic
,s,s in Superior-st. and formed for parade.
-. the town turned out to see them. Headed
,rass band they marched to the Union sta
~ where Senator Hanna was met by them
u.os escorted to a carriage and rode 10 the
u,nsnden with James H. Hoyt.
-, Senator was Justify cheered all along the
-. march. many houses practically suspend
90. ,,siness for the time being. public hand
" ,,,s -ecep;ion occurred In the lobby OF the
.-,,..Se, and the Senator was congratulated
m all sides.
...o.or Hanna received an enthusiastic ova-
al along the route from Columbus to Cleve-
- o,d AZ several points made brief addresses
n the assembled crowds
=. ,,e Houenden the Senator made happy
.nsech He said:
This homecoming is sweeter TO me than any
.,ro-s that have ever been conferred upon me-
: hsve been elected TO the Senate by the he-
,A,osn party but hereafter I am the servant
q, al! the people
so,.,or Hanna received the following telegram
- senator j. 3. Foraker at noon to-day
Tho Hon NJ. A Hanna-I congratulate you
,,,v On YOUR election. but also upon your
hs,ov remarks 10 the General Assembly.
hSpf' u. b. FORAKER"
columbus Ohio. Jan. 13-The opposition 10
$50, Hanna now proposes to fight against
~, hsing seated for the long term HIS enc
-,.s cav that they have not the time 10 inter
-.-s m the short term. but that they VIII press
.ha bribery charges such charges "e'o
,r..sed against Henry B. Payne, fourteen ye"'S
.ro ~ the United States Senate. Suop,En"S p,nsaS
49, haen issued for Senator Hanna MaJol
49, "a n Holenbeck. II. II. BoyCe anu O'iiO-s
pSh, - " before the Senate committee next
T,.sssv night. Libel suits have been oIousna
aSainst several Republican papers LOT ualia u.a ~,
IA connection with the oreeTg 65 againsf The
one by T c. Campbell Tor sIVVVV" "e"-
Ohio State Journal r..or 11onna who
Among the managers for senator Ila''nn ios,i0
.-a stnI here and will remain M ,ne ln'ess'
ss,,on Is COMPLETED is Z. c. Rathpone, Wh9
80 ba wants the bribery investigation pushsu
90 ,ba last ditch He asserts that those Who
were in that business are raising 'he cry shnw
others and that the investigation VII. Nm ~ as
Uho - guilty and who is being persecuted as
well as slandered. ,.u,. ,s,egrans
Almost a thousand congratulatory 'elen' atas S
were received for Senator Hanna to-ua' az ~
,orrror5e6 n him at Cleveland. Senator 7. {.
Plat sent strong dispatch to Senator Hanna
saving: Your success means the salvauon to o1
the party" and still more vigorous oae DO ~
nonnced TRAITORS" in the severest language.
At the jollifcation meetings in some cQun'ies ~
the resignation is demanded by resoluuon ,a 90
Charles L. Kurtz as the ONO Hei''De "
Republican National Committee.