New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPEN.
SENATOR FORAKER'S ELO-
QUENT SPEECH.
1.HHA SAYS he DOES NOT INTEND TO
RESIGN AS SENATOR OR CHAIRMAN
OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

-,elsware. Ohio, Oct. 19-The Republicans
.,-nallv opened their State campaign here to-
.- with a demonstration in which clubs Of the
,aasing cities and organizations OF the different
.orr-ies participated. The speakers were Con-
1.essr1an warnock. Of Urbana, who presided
so-s-ror Nash Carl L. Nippert candidate for
-,s.,-enant-C7o Governor. Senator J. B. Foraker and
rs,s-or Marcus \. Hanna. The forenoon was
ssvores 70 the reception Of the speakers and
,,bs- pronninent Republicans. President Thomas
ashford. OF the Ohio Wesleyan University. and
o,bsr members Of the faculty entertained the
governor and the Senators
-nA Blaine Club. Of Cincinnati. with four
,n,red Uniformed men. acted as the escort for
s.,stor Foraker from Cincinnati. and the Tip
oscanoe club. Of Cleveland, acted in q like man
.s- for Senator Hanna, who viii start on a two
.eaks' campaigning tour Of the State on Mon
ssv The Buckeye Club, Of Columbus. was the
.s.o-+ Of Governor Nash and a large party ac-
UNNAMED the RaLsplitters. OF Toledo In addi-
+ion 70 the special trains Of visiting clubs. ex-
.r-s,ons were run from all parts OF the State
md The attendance was extremely large
The weather was exceptionally pleasant The
Governor. Senators, Congressman and State Of
soars we're escorted 70 the principal hotel, where
-sceDtiors were held previous 10 the parade.
The university grounds well as the streets
:, the ciry were profusely decorated Pictures
= Mckinley. as we'll as Of Nash. Foraker and
u.rna were displayed everywhere. and some
,,+ba banners bore quotations from Mchinleys
speeches.
nrsver Of President Bashford 10 the closing
snescb of Senator Hanna, was the remembrance
n President Mckinley and the appeal for the
snnno-- OF President Roosevelt There was liz
- -sferenoe 70 state affairs When Senator
Eorsler referred 20 President Roosevelt enter
-stnfnr Professor Booker T. Washington as
commemorative OF the colored race" there was
& demonstration. but the greatest demonstra-
,ior OF the day came when Senator Hanna de-
elared that ne did not intend 10 quit politics or
resign as Senator or chairman Of the Repup-
ucan National Committee.
In his speech, Senator Foraker said IN part
rbave ATTENDED. Republican campaign openings in
ONO Tor twenty xsaEs' =, ms 5are - Zen sinners
s-rirken with repentance. even Zaccheus Is II the
i-ee P2ts ls e 5 6o15iE our way Although this
4 the hrst demonstration OF this campaign. t-e
Republicans OF Ohio are determined ihat Ile-r men
verdict On November sF,aA ne heard al a. osJI I
ICY, s, - - - 7S0r7 We All nav well be proud II
our Democratic friends had only waited untl! 10
Ssv n hoId their Ohio convention and write their
9stforn they would indeed have an issue. for
+slpsd Al dinner Booker 7. Washington, repre-
sentative Of the colored race and all over the
country there are manifestations Of Denocrauc
dgpeasure. and even a threat--We near Il glVeI IN
heir pspers-that they VIII resign al o. the oices
theysold. What calamity that would be n ONO,
FOR they do not hold any here; ana IN al human
probability they never VIII ho-d any mere -
NJ Chairman and Fellow Citizens: The cam
S sPon The Tei4h aatoa Is passing through great
sorrow We feel more ike mourning than disPut-
@ at ,srTy TSi iohseS al The grave Of our dead Pres
5-. silently srTdving the great lessons of his life
and 4r~rfvg rN rLa
BaJ The word moves on and The living have
murdered but the life OF the nation remains IN
ment lives and the duties Of citizenship survive.
They command Us, and We are here. 4. .,-.,..,.,
'Tnchangesble Democracy" claims 70 have changed
again: 70 Be diaerent and better this year than
!asL They eIultingly point 70 the tact nat nat g!
OF il any way whatever recognize Mr. Bryan. and
For this they ask thanks ana a vote Of conf
dsnoe. We cheerfuly give them the thanks, but
the confidence Is another matter. We have had ex-
pe-1ence- Their performance Is not new Il recalls
some ancient history that eXcites distrust- Trey
proclaimed their most notable departure in lS7l.
- L.ss L-Ne DeS- PIeL-y reeu4aLIs n M s DsS-
ship q Clement H TallandighaEn- He was al once
ne ablest and most aUdacious Democrat Ohio ever
With high sounding phrases they resolved TO
and FfteerIb a15eTdr5es "a The const,rution ss
settenent IN fact n al the issues of the war,
~ 70 aceIiesce in the same as no longer issues
bury Out Of s.ght ali @ That Is Of the dead past
iIsSneys secession slavery, inequality before the
seeraled themselves thereafter and forever 10 the
ment OF The conservation as n now IS so as 70 Sc
LIs equal rights 10 al persons under II; without
p-scrirninaiion OF race. color or condition
HOW DEMOCRACY ACCEPTED WAR RESULTS
Standing OF such platform there could be no
white mans sIceforI5 the nation
m-st De conceded 10 be greater than any State
must be recognized and treated not only man,
~ as ne political equal OF all ether men mat
pee surrender oS all there was OF Democracy In
once n oz aS a a@L.t a. I.tl.g @ 20 oeis ~ an
csS before they could make Up their minds to &C
I csst followed another they began at last 10 per
s5ss snst some things were Indeed settled ana
~aen nnally convinced that there no other
fssnellve they made the dolefu business as spec
Win great autteriug Of hags and beating Of
Si-ns they marched Of the graveyard into the
snd promising good behavior And then as though
S eo9eoned e the vicious past; as though after
ss.eept the truth. although driven II, than 10
= %.s been its champion all the while. they turned
saelr sublime eftrontery was equalled only BY the
Tie people ere -so,S =, isT 81 rhar Ibev had
fSs.esseo fS their sins and promised 70 reform, but
sincerity and some arantee tbat psrtv tRat was
rsoleally wrong the great problems that had
80 80 solved would be wrong again on other
fsssssaons that might arise. They thought II well
impose probationary period. and did so.
ADVOCATE EVERY FALLACY.
lie people were wise. Thirty years have since
ne s eno gone During this period the Denocra tic
49, has adopted and advocated every heresy,
issue, every fallacy and every evil that has
sbPp-e1eo n American politics, and then in turn
srAaoned the same, except only the latest, which
sLl4 uphold as their present stock IN trade
nes1 q government bonds and notes. the pay
fresN o. government obligations with greenbacks'
srf usoe, free silver, government by injunction
er- 2Sen alliance with Populism and Comm munisrn,