The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-30
MONDAY Talk to Commercial Trav-
elers in Which He Showed Bryan
II Trying to Deceive Voters.
ALL HONEST MEN ARE TOILERs
DEMAGoGUEs ONLY PREACH THE
DOCTRINE OF CLASSES.
Bryan an Enemy of Society Because
He Would Array Capital Against
Labor-Letter from Mckinley.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-senator Hanna
talked to the Commercial Travellers Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt Club at noon to-day.
B. f. Cory, deputy naval officer of the
port, presided, and introduced the speakers.
Ferdinand Ziegel president of the club.
read the following letter from President
Mckinley:
MY Dear Sr--I have received your let
ter of the 21st inst, telling of the work
in which you are engaged, and send cordial
greetings TO you and the members OF your
kindly expressions of good WILL which are
much appreciated. Sincerely yours.
VIM. MKINLEY."
In the course of his remarks Mr. Hanna
said:
This is the business mems cam
paign. 1t is for your interest, for the in
terest of the United States to try and make
success of the Presidents fight. Every
intelligent man knows on which side his
bread is buttered. During the last eight
years have had the best opportunity
TO decide upon these economic questions.
From 1892 to 1896 the Democratic party was
tories, We saw men idle in the streets and
we know what that Is
'.Since this administration has been I'm
steady march M of prosperity. # m has Dee nIsceS c
us in the front rank of nations. There is
no limit to the development of our country
a.
ton is the best guarantee of this develop
ment-
Brush aside all the collateral issues
meant to deceive you and make you forget
that the one issue is prosperity and the one
fact that you fight for your homes, for
bread and butter for your children and for
conditions that shall mean more soup
houses. All men are equally workers
Without cooperation between the workers
with the hands and the workers with the
brain success is impossible. When Bryan
or any other demagogue tries to introduce
that pernicious doctrine of class he is an
enemy to mankind and an enemy TO the
country. No such thing as class can exist
under the Republic the United States
Every man can achieve all he is fitted for.
Most of the great enterprises of the coun-
try to-day are managed by men who start
ed at the forge or in the shop and rose by
their own industry and application. Any
capital and the working man, which are
Identical is asserting doctrine that makes
against his country.
'sThe issue of this fight is more impor-
tant than it in 1896. because we have
found we were right then, and have risen
in the scale of our own estimation and in
the eyes of the world and in business con-
fideilce II we fall we have farther 10 fall
Senator Hanna left for Cleveland this
afternoon, where his family is. He will
leave for Chicago early in the week. 1t is
said he will not return TO New York until
the last week in October. The senator will
accompany Senator Frye on a tour of
South Dakota. Speaking of the situation in
this State he said. 1T is a good deal bet
ter than when 1 arrived here early this
week and 1t looks as II II were getting bet
ter
Before leaving Senator Hanna had a fnal
conference with Mr.. Bliss. Senator Scott,
Joseph II. Manley and Committeeman
Gibbs.
Senator Frye will speak at Cumberland.
Md. Oct 9.