The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-10
I,srol of the Combine Said to
have Concluded His Interests
Are Theirs
Inns Made That lie Will Have
ENOUGH to Elect When a Bal
lot Is Taken.
.ro>ition Made a Mistake When
h gave Members a Chance to
Go Home.

|c,.~n-~. o., Jan. 10. Hanna is
-r, IN the home stretch. AT the
tsn,,, I'll New Years night, he was
A,eu. and h. has leen beaten ever
~ Int there arc reliable reports
a...u, ;i.at lie has the necessary Is
Hanna ncaduuariors are Jubilant
ne opposition seems less confident.
( 5,yo,.,,on has depended upon the
lowing 10 Republicans voting with
u Democratic members Of the
isa,urc: Representatives Mason and
hm.cy OF Iuyahoga. Jones Of Stark,
.Gl,h OF Union, Otis Of Hamilton.
III u Fulton, Redkcy Of Highland.
tan c' Carroll. Manuel OF Montgon.
J and Senator Burke Of Cleveland.
ais would make the joint ballot
I'D - to 20 against Hanna. AT II
(llc meeting III Dayton ut which res.
|tuens were adopted condcmning
! (yega r Bashncll and the bolt;ng Re.
(a.can members. and demanding that
far.~> l.. kuriz resign AS the Ohio
| II r u the national Republican
hnmlutec, Representative Manuel
ldr speech plcdging himself une-
lv.cAl.y FOR Hanna.
representatives. Griffith Of Union.
~ AeS q Stark are reported to have
'ne the same thing ut their homes.
hd likewise Representatives, Rutan
'fR dkey, The Hanna mon go SO
as to claim that il is 15 to 20 the
her way. There are apparently now
members pledged to Hanna publicly.
that Is one short. and the opposi.
n conccae no loss except that OF Man.
J. While Representative Griffith is
NE with his constituents. Mrs.
llith Is here at the Great Southern
'el' where the anti.Hanna men have
'lf headquarters and she is still with
opposition.
ae ahtl.ianna men admit that after
'arng control Of both branches Of
legislature, they made u great mis-.
'e IN adJourning from Wednesday to
'Auay, and having tho members go
ne NV '!ll Inauguration day. Tho Re.
0.'eaii members who are co-operat.
with the Democrats against Hanna
'e 'hus confronted with Indignation
e.'hSs at their homes. which arc
''y 10 turn the tide in favor Of Sen.
r Hanna.
~ opposition made repeated and
= = persistent efforts to get Senator
''Aef 10 come hero. and that has
7" regarded as an indication that he
needed, but the senior senator
- ONO left Cincinnati for Wash.
WI without stopping at Columbus.
'opor'ed that certain party met
~ senator on the way or before his
a''0fe' but nothing definite is
."h as to that matter. All efforts
So either Foraker or John b. Nc.
;" Ncfc have failed, and withal they
i, ue,iited with being the two great
'''s lii the combine"
!, Fight Began In 1880.
" nI Republican factional fighting in
y ocsan in 1880, when ex.Secretary
as ' treasury Charles Foster was
!, mr. and was blamed by the Sher.
!. men with dividing tho Ohio dele.
.on ."n ana causing Garfield to be nom.
Wv III place Of Sherman.
! ''e st. Louis convention tho old
onal feeling was controlled by
H'' M' who sacrificed everything else
a".hinley's nomination. Foraker
>"'ed Mckinley's namc, was chair.
m; =. the Ohio delegation, Of tho
rla ''ee on resolutions, ETC.. ana
. 'es L. kurtz was then made the
n'ember of the national Republi.
committee.
N, publican indignation meetings
hsnout h'I the state resolutions are
y Ing p adopted denouncing Gov.
,e,s bushnell ~ and the Republican dis
H. IA the legislature and demand.
mittee. ''o'" 'ue na''o""'
De General mass meeting to DO