New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
HANNA WANTS SOME REST.
HOPES PEOPLE WON'T CALL ON HIM Al
ELBER0N TO TALK POLITICS.

Long Branch N j., July 2S (SpeciaD-Senator
Hanna was at his cottage in Eloeron to-ngnt.
He said no had called upon him to-day to tax
politics and he hoped few would. during the sun
davs and SATURDAYS he is to spend here this sum-
mer
IT will be at National headquarters In NeW-fork
for several hours every business day., ne salu'
land would like transfer all business there ana
feel that this cottage would be a real haven OF
rest for me when I come to it. OF course Will see
those who CALL but unless their business is urgent
I would prefer to them in New-York nave
been under severe strain for long time and the
campaign before US will be busy one and my
health demands care and weekly rest This is a
charming spot I would like to bathe in the SURF
but my rheumatism prevents 1t. l guess thls
trouble has to stay, am dieting for It, but
feel 1t is hereditary gout and I won't be able to
shake II off.
"When I say that the coming campaign is to be
busy one I mean IT, I will make it so. The
Democrats have gathered together every element
In the land which is opposed to the solid business
prosperity Of this country This time Democracy
is unrepresented in this campaign Our fight IS
with rank Populism. and I think that nearly all
the business of the country realize this. The
business men know that their best interests are
wrapped up with the fate of the Republican party
and believe also that the vast majority of the
laboring men now are convinced that they cannot
prosper unless their employer prospers- l am so
firmly convinced of this that urging all en-
poyers Of labor to take active interest in this
not swing influence single vote of his en-
poyes, let him take off his and work earnestly
for the Republican candidates and his employees will
be convinced that he considers Republican sue
cess the only guarantee of continued business
prosperity and that he really believes Democratic
victory would mean business paralysis The
ployes, knowing that their wages depended on
their employers ability to do business at profit.
will be struck with the earnest work of their en-
ployer will realize that he would not be toiling for
Republican success, TO the neglect of his daily
business and his daily comfort. unless he thought
II was actually Indispensable him, and they will
thus be led to vote the Republican ticket, when
they might have done otherwise had their employer
seemed lukewarm careless is to which party
was TO guide this Nation for the next four years
This is no time for shirking. I VIII show how
feel or this point by the selection will make for
members of the Advisory Committee. No Repub-
hcan will be put on that committee. no matter how
prominent he may be-and the committee will be
large one-who is not willing and able to devote
large part of his time and energies to the cam
Paign about to begin Senator Platt will be one Of
Newly ork's quota on that committee but 1 would
rather not announce the names of the others until
the whole list is complete
Senator Hanna said he did not to discuss
New-York State politics. He always endeavored to
avoid mixing up with State issues. He will remain
here all day tomorrow and be back in New-York
Monday