The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-11
GREAT HANyA DEMONSTRATION.
9Aeusands or Ohio Republicans Demand the
F%uiniment OF the Toledo Pledge.

1Aennanoh OF o"'o INV
VI nv
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. lo.-ln the most remark.
able meeting OF q poiiticni character eVer neio
In this State 10000 wildly cheering out inois-
nant Republicans this afternoon adopted reso.
buttons with a roar that might have been heard
in every county of the eighty'cight rcpudiating
Gov. Bushnell, inaugurated for the sec
ond time to-day ana the hihe nepu"i Hsans
In the Legislature VINO arc peile'eo 10 DO aoout
to betrny the party, and calling upon them to
toueeh LUG p.uuso, &c. "a
county In the state had It's quota OF ioyai ana
Stalwart Republicans at this meeting, and on
the stage sat tho nower OF i1opu'I nann NE
congressman of the State occupied prominent
no,,tJons nm tho stngo and presidinR over the
meeting was tho Hon. Walter L. Weaver. Con.
gresham from the town whero Gov. Bushnell
lives. 1t seemed as If the entire Republican
party OF the State was on hand as hundreas ana
- rsscn the bir Auditorium where the righteous
"Sans 80 80 " tho stata =, Nc
andiEnation Oh a great parry sS IN .ne 9'a''o u "'
AamioS anu i,na ",us !" s"s r II ~. v,,, ~.
80. ouna,rina 90 Ponrhiio.r sniri,
that followed. and then George X. Nash. Chair
non NJ Tho state Committee. called the great
SVe Of tho wrongs Usssa' inflicted upon the party in the
proposed ssurs, of the , ,s 9 s,a,s, rsV ,ss,n n,sSss:
and turn !, the victory 6. of last last T Nov, her, into 1T,
u n -. pns,,au so'rn ,vha
tne spea.efs' ,ro'" GOV, naSn men n uoS T tho
nsrtv 10 saturn Mr. Hanna to the Senate. He
pa..y'o ,s,.nL 49, aanus.a oortnin mo
referred bitterly 70 the course OF certain men
cover and the bush; a! and ! declared lar : sld .hn5 the fight ~
not now u question OF mamma. put q question OF
preserving the honor of of III The Rep%elWis snv party yio
Essoiat,ons = i've, eO@pSssa 81 Con;
drosvenor and Judge Goebel Of CiPcinnati;
was appointed. Tue non. i.1perI NJ. S9 Saa
Just como from tho latest Ropa6llean victory: Te.
Tive Manuel from that county; As a prominent
shot at Bushnell. declaring it was the duty
OF Republicans 10 oooy the party caucus
Mnetner tney naa VOTES OF wcIe no.ea ior;
and the doubter would be damned several
haired. ACKNOWLEDGMENT crank in the country
ten. Gr9syenor then read the following reso-
!ptions, which were adopted amid greatest en-
i" We recognize that there is q distinction be-
tween q mcmter OF une heghs,ature yotng
o. oFN the b o y"t and "S Sotins against D lis party's
candidate ior United soaIes senator; "n1ch
was maui ny the. peopIo III thclF pT-
mary capacity, and ratified by them at
tho polls. The ono is a violation
OF party duty. the other Involves q
Drcacn OF the hlShest trust ana a yloiatlon OF
the Fundamental principles or our Goyernnent.
such as has never In the history OF the hepuo-
noan party occurred. There hayo been bolts
from Senatorial nominations MADE At eau
eqses, but since The nominatioh OF abraham
Lincoln against stephen A; Douglas. more than
forty years ago. by the people Of Illinois IN State
Convention. TO that OF Marcus A.; hanna oy the
1897. there has absolutely not been one member
OF the Legislature, pc IL SAID TO the glory OF
rattfy g. nomination so made oy the
elected as a Republican, who this week first
casts his vote against Mr. hanna VI there DO
ohel will have the distinction OF making the
9rst example OF such perhdy In his party,s. ana.
occur, would thus first stain the fair name of
we feel jpstidedin appealing to al the peo-
pic and to all in public authority. without re-
pathies. to stay this threatened blow, II would
DO the severest ever administered IN CIVIL anairs
constitute a plain violation Of the spirit. IL not
the letter, OF the ONO Constitution. when mem
Ssrs o. tne S : anermn Assembly aSen @na STATE omoiais
we appeal 10 Gov: bushnell 70 exert MS IN
nnence now 10 stay TINS theatenea assault upon
conetitutlonal government: we. as MS con.
etftuents, cling TO The hope that he Will not fall
70 need the voice OF the party which twice
ports that am, supposed or actual personal
grievances or other considerations VIII sWerve
MIN rom TINS mahiiest path Oh auty; thereiqre
heSotped. flrst, tnat we condemn without
reserve or quaiincetion this most unholy con.
spirecy and protest In the name OF the people OF
tho State OF Ohio against its further progress
ana further success; r,.
"hesotUed yuTfheT, That VIC call upon every
Republican member OF the General Assembly to
DO present IN ms scat on next Tuesday. and by
voice. by act, ana b vote to carry into execu.
ton the fIlh!ment os obligation assumed by
him when eleeted as such member; and
"Resolved, Finally, that We will welcome most
cordially 10 ruiz cooperation with us the itopub-
hcan mombers or said General Assembly. how
ever they may have voted or acted thus far In
relation to the subject matter or this decla-
ration"
After the resolutions were read CongrcSsman
Grosyenor arose to address the meeting. He re-
oallod the fact that in the entire history of tho
electoral college there had been but a single in
stance where an elector bad violated the
trust reDosed in him. and that WAS following
the retirement OF Washington and tho election
q MS successor: so jealous were the people OF