Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

I'm Ioudiy pplnuded-Hanpa Re-
,,rts III. Text of 1900, Let Well
though aiope''-"E nm, Not Going
:, Retire From Politics or Public
npt,.' said the senator.
urUAWARE. O.. October ia.-Fhe
sz1.ng OF the Ohio campaign here to-
d BIZ the Republicans was the most
.zgfiy attended for years. A feature
7fEa occasion from the opening pray
n Presidert Basiford to the e.osing
y, 4 OF Senator Hanna was the re-
IN FRANCE Of President Mckinley and
sa 5peal for the support of President
aesevelt. There was little reference
State affairs by Chairman Warner,
av Nash or Nippert. who head the
~ ticket. and none by Senator'S For
- and Hanna.
Haen Senator Foraker referred to
5fsEdent Roosevelt entertaining Prof.
kcr r. Washington "as a represen-
rive Of the colored race" there was
a.i7 a demonstration.
Ihe greatest demonstration of the day
is Waen Senator Hanna declared that
9 lii not intend to quit politics or re-
In Senator or chairman of the Re-
.Ua an National Committee. the
.a8d assumed that ne was referring TO
IS ellGw townsman, although not by
sat Mayor Tom l.. Johnson, as be
U lea, and here were cries from the
Hatf5Im thai Mayor Johnson had gone.
A4Eog Johnson ming ed with the
~ Is Of his political opponents until
3alNng DC gan. and then he was ac-
..e 4 seat on the platform till his
j. a rain left for Cleveland.
7aa!rnan Warner presided. first
raising senator Nirpert and introdue-
g hial as the next lieutenant govern
!. and then Governor Nash as the
aa who would rather be rigat than be
vernon"
senator oraKer WIS next introduced.
eaking as follows:
1 have attended Republican cam
IGN openings In Ohio for thirty years.
his is the greatest of them all. Every
1dy is here. Even sinners stricken
ith repentence, tlaughter) even Fac
ieus is in the tree (pointing to those
the trees). and he sees something
a is coming our way, tlaughter).
though this is the first demonstra-
Oh Of this campaign. the enthusiasm
50 noticeable as to show that the
lpublcans of Ohio are determined
lat their verdict ON November 4 shall
Z heard all over this country for Will
an Mchinley and his policy and his
n essor, Roosevelt. (Applause). And
9 is successor of whom we all may
E proud. If our Democratic friends
I'D only waited until to-day to hold
'eir Ohio convention and write their
atform they would indeed have an
sue. for day before yesterday Presi-
ent Roosevelt entertained at dinner
ooker {. Washington, a representa-
BE Of the colored race. and all over
le country there are manifestations
Democratic displeasure and even a
lfeat-we hear IL given in their papers
mat they will resign all the offices
1e1 bold. daughter and applause.
hat calamity that would be in
mic; for they do not hold any here,
and in ali human probable
y iney never will hold any here"
~ ere was quite a demonstration
hen Senator Foraker concluded, and
u0ther scene when Senator Hanna
as introduced and spoke as follows:
! trrl The inspiration of this hour 1t
Republican day. This is Republican
rather. The bright sunshine has pierced
rough the gloom, which has held us
At pan for thirty days and more; and
1T tirae We have waited with bowed
11s and aching hearts Every prayer
s very tear came from the nations
art And now that the time has passed
men the flag is to remain at half mast,
7d can be again raised at the masthead,
are reminded of our duty. We are
gaed into any line of public duty and
'Ier these influences we feel the re-
'3Hsjbility and seriousness of that duty.
preaching campaign it is under such
'fno"s We are compelled to think sol
iA" and seriously of the situation; and
'Rougl this may be but a State cam
isn, II is fraught with much import
=, and its effect will be as generally
us any campaign ever held in this or
other State. l will repeat my text of
u. Just sung by the glee club, Let well
g0sh alone (Applause.) And when we
's'Her the serious responsibilities as eff
ing our own personal. as well as
'' and national interests. we must
Hn'ence at the hearthstone, and finding
contrast that we have learned by
p5riehee as being 1893 and 1887, and
sam from 1896 to 1900, we must, say, re-
seriously as to our duty in this en-
+'l'F' In that serious thought we must
knowledge that the foundation of the
>Perlly which has come to us. is this
''' nee that the people have in those
~ arc controlling the destinies of this
'',l, And when you knock a single
~ rom under that structure. you make
''slhnIng which will end in the destruc-
u mat confidence, and bring US back
|,a"l 10 the conditions of six years ago.
|Appause.)
"ose are serious questions to every
serious questions to our State and
I'm and it is within our power to con-
II as 1t is, or to go back to the con-
'ons which Senator Foraker has so viv-
w described.
ollowing that terrible tragedy. from
n'n this country will not recover in
rHtns or years. there came an awfully
nun moment to every thinking man
me United statvE and when Presiden,
'seVelt uttered those words to the
eeican people, which have been re.