The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-03
HANNA DOING ENGLAND.
The Senator Reported as day.
ing Good Time on the
,,the= Side.

copyrighted 1893 by Associated Press.
London, July l.--scnator Hama com
pleted the fret ten days OF his stay In
England at the Windsor, where he wit
messed military review this afternoon
and saught his arst glympse OF the queen.
He has enjoyed London immensely and
his health has been so greatly benefit ted
that he has postponed his visit 70 Paris
FOR another week The Ohio Senator has
had plenty of good company including
Senators Lodge. Hoar AMI Spooner, Sam
uel Clemens (Mark Twain and Senator
elect Chauncy NJ. Depew. and It Is expect
81 that Richard Criker viii give him an
outing on the trurf during the comne
week
II am delighted with out door life In
England" Mr.. Hanna sad to repre-
| sentative OF the Associated Press today.
AMI With the wise methida borne OF ex-
perionce which teaches the lealers in poll
fucs and business here to limit their
working hours and take every opportunity
for rest and recreation | have felt like
an American who has only week to sec
the wirld's fair AMI have regretted every
minute 1 have had to devote to rest Tns
immense crowds everywhere. the splendid
gatherings at the polo matches and horse
shows and the proceedings I'm parliament
have ntereste me immensely
II have not talked American politics
with English newspaper men. but am
free to say that | belevo the old ticket
VIII be renominated by the republicans
next year and that { viii be reelected. 1
anticipate little pposition 70 the first part
OF the proposition and I have no doubt
that the American people will docide the
latter part as they dld three years ago.
NV -sason for this belief Is baae3 ON
the fact that the United states "a now
entering on a renewe era OF prosperity.
Every promise Of the republican party
has bees kept Every prediction has been
fulfilled. There Is not a man In the unitel
states today out OF work who wants work.
This ia the normal condition. Commercial
priaperity s based on confidence. and the
only thing which can destroy the con-
hdence now prevailing Is a change n the
administration
THE DEMOCRATS.
Are the persons who manifest a spirit
OF lssausfaction with the clurse OF tho
events In the Philippines" the senator
was asked.
He replied.
III my mind the conditions there are
largely OF our own making. n delaying the
annexation question.
so far as the democratic party Ia CON
cerned believe that II was never so much
at sea as at the present. The south Is
tenacious Il It's free sliver convictions as
remedy OF the trans Missouri states.
These are sim under the sway OF Bryan's
personal influence ana viii di al. possible
TO renominate him and tho free silver
platform OF 1896. The power and wealth OF
the democratic power Is centered in New
York, Mr. Whitney, Mr.. Croaker and the
rest felt that they were invinclble. They
entered tho Chicago convention over
confident for tho battle. To my mind
these conditions have now changed. The
democratic chairman. Senator Jones, Is
i'll In Europe. Bryans only weapon Is free
silver and the strength and weakness OK
that weapon IS now fully realized. senn-
tor German has seen tho error OF his
ways l think, and the eastern democrats
viii make great effort to secure a new
issue and II possible, a new man.
THE trodble about the antitrust cam
paign Is that they cannot make trusts a
political issue 50 far as amassing wealth
In manner to injure tho public Is con.
eeerned, the republican party is Just as
opposed 10 IL as tho delurcrats
"The democrats would like q use the
anti-expanslon idea and possibly. Admiral
Dewey, but the combination would not
DO and Admiral Dewey is 30 big that he
would not permit his reputation as ono of
the great admirals 60 he used for any po-
litical purpose.
'Assuredy the democrats are al sea
WOULD LIKE THE OLD FIGHT.
Personally / would like 10 fight the
Old night against free silver but. how
eyr the lines are drawn You viii see the
American peope determined TO follow the
course the president has laid lown"
| Just before he left London today a rep.
resentative OF the Associated Press had
an interview with senator-elect Depev
on the business outlook In America. II,
| said:
| Everything is most hopeful from m,
American point OF view The latest ad
Vices from the west shiw giod averaR,
crops and prospects for heavy shipmenl
at renumeratye rates for the American
producer"