The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02
SENATOR KAMA N LONDON.
4 REVIEW AND CATO.
Es A GLIMPSE or TIE QUEEN.


Copyrighted 1889 By the Associated Press.
LONDON. July L-Senator Hanna
completed the first ten days of his stay
In England at Windsor. where he wit
messed military review this AFTERNOON
and caught his first glimpse OF the queen.
He has enjoyed London immensely. ana
his health has been so greatly benented
that he has postponed his visit TO Paris
for another week. The Ohio senator
has had plenty Of good company. inciud-
ing Senator's Lodge. Hoar and Spooner,
Samuel Clemens MARK Twain and Sen
ator-elecf Chauncey u. Depew. and II
e expected Richard Croker will give him
an outing GU the turf during the coming
week.
II am delighted with outdoor life In
England" Mr.. Hanna said to repre-
sentative of the Associated Press today:
land with the wise methods born OK
experience which teach the leaders IN
politics and business men here to limit
their working hours and take every OPP
portunity for rest and recreation l nave
felt like an American who has only .
week to see the Worlds fair. and have
regretted every minute l have had to
devote TO rest. The immense crowds
everywhere, the splendid gatherings at
the polo matches and horse shows, the
gatherings In parliament. have interested
me Immensely.
II have not talked American politics
with English newspaper men. but ! am
free to say that believe the old ticket
will be renon6tnated by the Republican
party next year and that II will be re-
elected. / anticipate little opposition to
the first OF the proposition. and / have
no doubt the American people will de-
eide the latter part as they did three
years ago. My reason for this belief
IL based on the fact that the United
States II now entering on renewed era
Of prosperity. Every promise OF the Re-
publican party has been kept. Every
prediction has been fulfilled. There u
not a man In the United States today out
OF work who wants work. This Is the
normal condition. Commercial prosper
ity Is based on confidence, and the only
thing which can destroy the confidence
now prevailing is change OF administra-
ton
Are there persons who manifest
spirit Of dissatisfaction with the course
ator was asked.
He replied: ITO my mind, the condi-
tons there are largely OF our own maxi
ing, in declining the annexation bill.
$50 far as the Democratic party Is con-
cerned, / believe II was never so much
at sea AZ at present. The South Is tena-
cfously for its free silver convictions as
These are still under the sway OF Bryan's
personal influence. and will do all posi-
BILE to renominate him and the free silver
platform OF 1886. The power and wealth
OF the Democratic party Is conferred In
New York. Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. Croker and
the rest felt they were inyincfble. They
entered the Chicago convention overcon-
fident and undisciplined for the battle. TO
my mind. these conditions have now
changed. The Democratic chairman, Sem
ator Jones. IL III in Europe. Bryan's only
ana WEAKNESS Of that weapon ID now fully
error Of his ways. think. and the East
srn Democrats vii Zen. make sns fTsa ro. sS.t
a new man The trouble about the anti
trust campaign h that they cannot make
trusts a political issue. So far as amass-
ing wealth In a manner to injure the pub
lie Is concerned. the Republican party Is
Just as opposed to 1t as the Democrats.
The Democrats would like the anti-ex-
pansion idea. and possibly Admiral Dew
ey, but the combination would not do.
and Admiral Dewey is so big that he
would not permit his reputation a. one OF
for any political purpose. Assurediy. the
PERSONALLY. would like to fight the
OLD h agsn st bsse aye sv Y"u
will see the American people determined
TO follow the course the president has
laid down.
ton in the London papers "The Amer
ican King Maker IL what the Daily
Chronicle STYLES him. The papers publish
TO the house Of commons Tuesday. He
was taken to the house by Mr.. Henry
White secretary OF the United States en-
hassy and after listening to the open
reported TO have said:
How much viii a vote on this bill be
WORTH
The st. James Gazette impertinently
comments on this version OF the senator's
visit to the commons. saving he was
merely applying the standard of Wash
will be understood by those familiar with
the scandals Of congress that he put the
question quite seriously"
Just before he left London today q rep
resentative Of the Associated Press had an
interview with Senator-eiect Depew on the
business outlook In America. He said:
Everything lie most hopeful from the
American point of view. The latest ad-
vices from the West show good average
nd ana rate. e. for he
producers Looking TO Europe, one fore
sees a big demand from Russia, which II
in the throes OF famine. In Germany
the crops are patchy and unsatisfactory in
large areas. In England the demand VIII
not run above the average. but political
troubles are SIN visible here, and France
may cause money 20 spin TO the advantage
OF the American producer.
The European workers and manufac-
facturers are on the ores, OF a wave OF
good trade. From manufacturers here and
on the continent we learn that their hands
are fun. We know what that means and
look forward eighteen months for a change
In the tide in Europeaa countries. which
s:lii closely effect each others market.
While the American market N certain d.
recslons remains unaffected for ali classes
OF American manufactures. ard 7 see a
great period OF producing which will hene-
AZ the workers. politics may cause 4 GER
tain halt and ssaEnation. However. doubt
II the flow Of luck to the skilled artisan can
be stopped.
Everywhere IN Europe the tale IL the
same. Americas quicker produe..cn and
more definite methods OF fulfilling con-
tracts on time are. willy n.llys graspiug
the markets there, and once We get mar
Net we retain II.
European railways make a go-ahesd
American sigh. II is true. matters have i'm
proved during the last score OF years, but
with q score 81 pushing capitalists Eu-
rope might be 80 nefworked with efficient
railroads as TO greatly help in solving peaca
ard political problems.
Naturally, ] watch the American mar
kefs closely. The recent firmness In the