The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-16

not MUCH EiInsIEn
n TIE elnPlel
SOME INCIDENTS THAT HAVE
HELPED 70 LIvHH IT
A BIT.
croker's Comments ON Hanna Eos
Such That Piper Like The
Republican Could Print
Them

fSsas Co-gse- .-g-s5sEses TS-. RsPsssliean.
WASHINGTON sept. 2S-Up In
date this Is the qsss@re>g presidential GAZE
paisn taas ever Vas run u tb u1iu-i
States. For the most pars il IS dull sod
unintsre>ting. Las there have been u few
enlIvsaiIlg cirruiEstsssces.
The Erst lively thing ss-a happess-d
ps.sliesn can.iidste for vics-presidenr. sal
that the a<snocrats were a LOT VI traitors
That stirred tiEnss up for a few days
until Sr. Roosevelt eIplains-d that he
didn't mean that the democratic party
was composed OF nothing bat traitors. bu,
that there were good many traitors in
the forefront Of the party This ex-
PLANTATION seemed 10 he sufficient and that
incident was allowed to drop.
Next Mr.. Bryan accused the president
in an indirect and sneskinS sort OF way
OF being slsy on courage. That raised q
fuss FOR while. but Mr. Bryan did not
take ii back and it was allowed 81 drop.
Senator Hanna then got into action and
remarked 10 hrge and appreciatiye
audience that Nr. Rryan was a hype
csiLs. and that il the people did not be
ieye il he could prove il by Senator
Hoar of Massachusetts. Senator Hanna
said that Senator Hoar had told him last
winter that Bryan was a hypoorte- Mr.
Bryan got mad about this but Senator
Hoar. being peaeeable sort of man.
explained in newspaper interview that
Senator Hanna was mistaken that he
had never called Mr.. Bryan hypoerits.
tecatsse. he did not think that il wouIi
DO IN good. taste TO call q man that But
Ar. Hoar went on TO say Mr. Bryan is a
hypOEits for. all that and if MIR. Hanna
wanted to call him one that was prob
ably all right This braced Mr. Hann1
up, and in his next speech be went fur
Their and called Mr.. Bryan an ass. which
certainly sounds impolite. Mr.. Bryan
had been accusing Mr. Hanna OF being
the friend Of trusts, and that is what
made Mr.. Hanna mad. So Hanna said
that Bryan is an ass. and further. he
said that there is no such thing as
lTust III tie tHLAsu STATS
When Mr. Hanna made this last dec
laration-that blere isn't trust in Che
United States-the people laughed. and
Hon. Jim jones, the chairman Of the
national Democrats committee laughfl
haI+ier then any OF them, for Mr. Jones.
while friend of the plain people" Us
against organized capital" is interested
in little concern known as the cotton
bale trust, and that's where his money
GENES from. Mr.. Hanna knew that Mr.. |
Jones, at least would not set out TO
prove that there are trusts in the United |
States. because Mr.. Jones privately |
thinks that trust is a mighty good |
thing for the fellows who are ON the in |
side, of which he is one.
Finally Mr. Hanna switched off from
Bryan and said that Dick Croker of Ne< |
York was bad man and that he had |
bought place in Bryan's prospective
cabinet. When Croker saw that state |
ment in the newspapers he got rad in the
strong When the smoke
had cleared away, il WAS discovered that |
Croker had called Hanna, among other
things, "a damned old fool" The other
things that he called him cannot be print
ed in q great religious daily like The
So, yop sse, s1hRe the campaign is
dragging aloag. there is bit of excite
ment. But il is. on the whole. duh
+. s. L.