The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-11
HAIR RAISING FINISH AT HAND.



by make possible such legislation as is de-
sired by the parties TO the combination.
1T contempIates the defeat of the Hon,
Marcus A. Hanna. the regularly nominal
ed candidate of the Republican party for
senator of the United States. II contem-
plates the sending to that body OF either
a free silver Republican to stand by the
interests and principles of the men who
elect him, or the election of Democrat,
or both.
THE scheme further comprehends and
proposes to re-apportion the state for con-
gressional purpose to the end that an ad-
ditionai number of Democrats may be
elected in the Fffty-siXth Congress and in
that way defeat the purposes of the Re
| publican party. which carried the country
in 1885 in favor of William Mckinley and
sound money and the protective tariff
views of the great party to which we be-
| long.
Further than this the scheme contem-
plates the ripping up of the judicial system
of the state to the effect that faithful jul
dicia4 officers may be turned out ana their
places given to Democrats and now bills
are being prepared for both the foregoing
purposes.
And sun further we believe and charge
that there is in contemplation such a
transfer of power through the legislation
to certain men connected with this con-
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every Republican member of the general
| assembly, to every Republican OF the
state of Ohio. and to every person inter
asted in the fair name Of the state of
| Ohio, to use their influence so that further
| progress may now be checked and
| thwarted.
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I'M % i'a"e ny 'He PeoPie'
The member of the Ohio Legis-
| lature who, as Republican, this week
| cast his vote giving the opposition the
| control OF the general assembly, Will have
/ the distinction of having been the first
| example OF pertidy in his party, and, as
| we believe, of his course. In history.
The infamy of such a breach of trust,
| should 1t occur, will be the first to STAIN
| the fair name OF our beloved state.
! I'VE feel justified in appealing to all the
| people and TO all of the public without
| regard to either of party affiliations or
| sympathy TO avert this threatened blow.
| 1t would be the seVerest blow ever admin
| istrated in public affairs against our gov
| ernmental system. 1t would constitute
| plain violation of the spirit OF the ONO
| constitution, which the members of the
| general assembly of this state have taken
| a solemn oath to support The bill of
rights of the constitution (article l, section
| - provides that the people nave rlsht
| to assemble tosethef IN peaceAul mar,
| ner TO consult lot theh common soou
| ana 10 instruct tleir representatives.
1.-THE people of Ohio sending Republican
| representatives to the general assembly
| have instructed them TO vote for Senator
| Hanna, not only in the state convention,
| but in district and county conventions by
common understanding, and in every
form such instructions are ever given. To
vote against or in violation OF such in
structions is crime against our instltu-
tons and, subject to constitutional limi-
tations, should be made felony under a
statute of the state.
I'VE are 10th to believe that personal
hate, actual or fancIed grievances, or
other motive can thus impel members to
violate the fundamental law 1t is not
alone for Senator Hanna, or for or against
any other individual that we make this
appeal to the Republican members of the
general assembly. 1t is not question of
personal consideration. 1t is not even a
question of parties. 1t rises high above