The age-herald., 1898-01-04
HANNA WORKS THE STATE.
Forcing Outside Influence to Beat Down the
 0pposition's Power.

Cleveland, O., Jan. s-The president and secretary of the Tippecanoe club, the big central republican organization of this city today sent the following telegram to Sen ator Burke and Representatives Mason and Bramley, the three boltng members from this county:
 1.-The officers of the Tippecanoe club ex- press for themselves and the republicans generally throughout the city disapproval at your action in not standing by the in- structions of the county and state conven- tions. The members of the club are very indignant"
 A telegram was also sent to Gov Bush nell expressing disappointment at his posi- ton in the senatorial contest. A meeting of the club has been called to protest against the action of Burke, Bramley and Mason and demand that they shall vote for the republican caucus nominee for United States senator, as they pledged themselves to do, both publicly and pri- vately." Two members of the committee of the club to arrange for special train to Gov. Bushnell's inauguration have re- signed and the trip will be abandoned, it is said.
 Will Attend the Inauguration.
 Dayton, O., Jan. 3.-The Garfield Republi- can club tonight unanimously passed a resolution to attend the inauguration of Gov Bushnell next Monday in a body. A committee of arrangements were appoint ed.
 The following telegram was among those received today by Gov. Bushnell from War ren: '"Trumbull and western reserve will not stand your trickery to the republican party" The telegram was signed by Geo. P. Redmore, chairman of the executive committee.
 Imploring Bushnell.
 A, telegram from Youngstown to Gov. Bushnell says: "All your republican friends here regret very much that you should seem to be forming an alliance with demo- crats with the purpose of defeating the expressed wish of our party. Office is only honorable when obtained in an honor able way. You cannot afford to accept any office which comes with the betrayal of your party and friends. We expect you to support our regular caucus nominee, and not ruin the party" It is signed by M. A. Norris, chairman.
 Jumping the Governor.
 Another from Elmyra to Gov. Bushnell says: Tt is the unanimous sentiment of the republicans of Lorain county that Mark Hanna is entitled to receive the vote of every member of the legislature elected upon the republican ticket. There will be bitter disappointment here should any one of such members or any candidate upon tho state ticket nominated at Toledo fail to give him their hearty and unqualified support" It bears the signature of David J. Wye, judge common pleas court, and twenty citizens.
 Marks Shy Grin.
 Many more similar dispatches have been received from other parts of the state, all of which are supposed to have been sent at the personal instigation of MT. Hanna.
 From the Bolter's Friends
 Upon the the other hand, hundreds of telegrams to the bolters have been received encouraging them to stick to the course they have pursued. The feeling throughout the state is intense and things are at a fever heat. There may be serious trouble before all is ended
 Bushnells iAppointces Quit.
 Jos. H. Gest, of Washington c. H, "a re- publican editor. today rendered Gov. Rush. nell his resignation as deputy oil inspector. He resigns on account of the governors
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