New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
SENATOR HAMA CONING HOWE.
EAGER TO ENTER THE POLITICAL con
TEST N OHIO.
THE REPUBLiCAN PARTY HE SAYS HAS 50
CAUSE TO FEAR THE RESULT oN THE
ISSUES AS Sow PRESENTED

ISSUES As Sow PRESENTED
London Sept 4-Rejuvenated by course of
treatment AZ German baths and a summers
visit 20 Europe United states Senator Hanna
has returned 70 London COR few days r-st
rrevious ~ sailing for the United states on
the American Line steamer ST. Louis on sat
urday next Senator Hanna is hurrying 20
Ohio 20 participate IN The opening ot the 20
publican campaign a. Akron From conyer-
sa-ion with him the correspondent here ~
The Associated Press gathered that the zest
With whi-h The Senator Is looking forward
70 the conflict in Ohio IS due 10 the fact that
he recognizes that the coming campaign viii
not only furnish the rea answer - the question
- the country's Endorsement ~ rhe National
Administration bur that behind the candidacy
~ John T. Mclean for the Governorship ~
Ohio there is an aspiration for the second place
on rhe Democratic Presidential ticket with Mr
Rr,ar. and. falling - election. future con-
test sor tho United states Senatorship from
Ohio In such competition Mr. Hanna -
anxious 20 participate because y means the
opening NJ the National campaign OF 1870
II do not concede" Mr. Hanna said. that
The Congress election in the late Repre-
sentative BANDS district in Missouri last week
ar lrds any tast ~ American sentiment in re-
y
Democrat was foregone conclusion and The
fact thar the Democrats are calling q test
case gives ground for The suspicion that they
made the ma tority 70 suit themselves In Ohio
however. we have an opportunity 70 make an
oren fght. and 7 an anxious 10 assist all IN
nv power In bringing The issue 70 successful
conclusion The Republican party. nationally
and locally has no cause 20 fear the combat on
-na .ssu4s as now presented NJ Mclean has
undoubtedly loaded his double barrellef to"l-
ing piece and that word has peculiar Ohio
meaning for ln this contest he IS looking ooth
90 the Presidency and he United states
Senatorshir which 7 understand has .ong been
MS ambition Il is evident TOW that the Demo-
orats ~ Ohio as well as of the Nation. arc ready
20 make us4 ~ the anri-eXpans.on and free
silver issues JUS as Genera Hancock used The
tariff issue In lSSp-fhat is seek n MAKE local
issues ot them They will use each cock IN
whatever pi- they think It VIII fight oest-free
silver m the Southwest and anri-expansion IN
New-Engiand
President Mckinley in his speech Al PITS
burg. has already outlined the Executive $
/ policy ~ expansion and have m doubt as 70
/ what We will 30 ir Congress in supporting that
/ policy Bryan and Croker have already come
20 an arrangement. hoping % secure The Offices
/ in 1909 bur II IS nv own opinion that the
4 Philippine war will be concluded and the Con
gressional policy determined before the first
/ vote IS cast IN 1900
T cannot gee how with Mr. Mclean as a
candidate the Democrats can say much about
trusts" Senator Hanna continued The free
silver ssue is evidently preferable % them.
That question has already been thrashei our
IN the United States The country is abun-
dainty prosperous. and me only trouble now is
to secure transportation facilities for more
crops and merchandise AT over Europe have
/ found evidences of The wisdom of our policy IN
naintain,us the gold standard and with regard
70 the Philippine Islands President Mckin-
/ ev's speech 10 the latter subject VIII find a
resa, response With the American people. and
I am returning home ~ renew the fight firm
/ ~ the belief IN the success 0f Republican
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