The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-01-14
HANNA ELECTED
For the Long and Short Terms as United
States Senator From Ohio.

For the Long and Short Terms as United
States Senator From Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 13.-Marcus A
Hanna was formally elected United
States senator from Ohio, for the long
and short term, at the joint session OF
the general assembly Wednesday, The
vote was:
Senate-For Hanna II; McKisson 49,
House-Hanna Sc; McKisson 81; Lentz
Total for Hanna 70: total for McKis
son 20.
The vote in detail was as follows:
Senate-FOr Hanna: Alexander, r. !:
Blake, R.; Cable, r.; Carpenter, r. :;
Crandall, R.; Dodge, R.; Garfield. r.:
Lutz, R.; May, R.; Plummer, R.; Shep-
pard, R.; Sullivan, R.; Weight, Ind
R.; Wightman, B.; Williams, R.; VOL
colt, r.
For McKisson-Brorein, D.; Burke,
R.; Cohn, D.; Crowley, D.; Decker D. ;
Doty, D.; Finch. D.; Harper, D.; Jones,
D.; Kennon, D.; Leet, D.; Long, D.;
Miller, D.; Mitchell, D.; Nichols, D.;
Pugh, D.; Robertson, D.; Schaffer D..
Valentine, d.
R. armstrong, r.; Ashford, R.; Baldwin,
R.; Beatty, R.; Bell, R.; Bennett, R.;
BOssard, R.; Bowman, R.; Boxwell, r. /;
Breck, R.; Brecount, R.; Chapman, r.
Clark, R.; Clifford, R.; Davies, R.; Da-
Wis, R.; DrOste, R.; Dutton, r.; Crit
fifth, of Clinton, R.; Griffith of Union,
R.; Hinsdale, R.. Howard, R.; Johnson,
R.; Joyce, r.; Kemper, R.;
Lane. R.; Leeper, R.; Lee
land, R.; Love, r.; Mccormick, R.
McCurdy, R.; McKinnon. R.; Manuel
R.; Meacham, R.. Means, R.; Morrow
R.: Norris, R.; Parker, R., Rankin, of
Clark, R.; Rankin, of Fayette, R..
Redkey, R.; Reynolds, R., Roberts, R..
Shaw, R.; Smith, of Adams, R.; Smith
of Delaware, R.; Snider, R.; Snyder
R.; Stewart, of Clark, R.; Stewart, OF
Mahoning, R.; Strimple, R.; Swingle
r.; Taylor, R.; Waddell, R.
For M'Kisson-Adkins, D.; Agler, D.
Barlow, D.; Bolin, D.; Booth, d.
Bower, D.; BrackeD. D.; Bramley, R.
Cline, D.; Connolly, D.; Cox, D.; Deran
D.: Gayman, D.; Goard, D.. Haiden, D.
Halter, D.; Hazlett, D.; Hess, D.
Heyde, D.; Hull, D.; Hunter, D.
Jones, R.; Kemper, D.; Kenney, d.
Lamb, D.; Ludwicl. D.; MacBroom, D.
Magee, D.; McCauley, D.; McGlinchey
| D.; Melber, D.; Monter, D.; Niles, d.
O'Neil. D.; Otis, r.; Payne, D.; Rothe
D.; Russell, D.; Rutan, R.; SCHNEIDER
D.; Scott, R.; Smalley, D.; Spellmire
D.; Stivers, D.; Swain, D.; Williams
| D.; Mason, R.
For Lentz-Wiley. D.
Absent-Cramer, d.
It was 1 o'clock when Senator Ham;
entered the hall. escorted by the com
mittee, and he was greeted by rOunc
after round of cheers. AS he ascendet
the speakers stand a fresh outbreak o
applause occurred which continued 70
some minutes.
When quiet was restored Mr.. Hanna
! said
''NIr. President and Gentlemen of the Obi
| Legislature:
| Il thank you with a grateful heart for tn
| distinguished honor which you have just con
ferred upon me. / doubly thank you becaus
under the circumstances it comes to me as a
assurance of your confidence; the assuranc
! which given to me in the beginning of thi
| term of service to you and TO my state, grace
me with the strongest hope that I will be abb
| to fulfill your expectations and do my Who'll
part by the whole people of Ohio Standin
| outside the line of the smoke of battle
which your President has just spoke
| Of md viewing this situation frOr
| the standpoint of a citizen
J Ohio. I come to accept this high honor, recog
niZing that when 1 assume my duties in tn
| United States senate that am the senator c
the whole people OF Ohio great and continue
applause.) This is my native state. 1 wa
born in Ohio. have always loved this common
wealth and Striven to do what might be in m
power to accomplish the advancement of he
| development and prosperity. If it is no7
transpanted to different field of duty, that dut
will be none the less incumbent upon me. L
accepting this honOr,I accept in an appreciativ
sense the fullness of the responsibilities whic
go with it, and under God promise my peopl
to be faithful servant to their interests dun
ing the entire time of my service. 1 than
you