The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20
HANNA STILL
IN POLITICS
Senator Declares He Does Me-
Intend 10 Retire.
csapAIeN OPENS IN OHIO
FORAKER ANOTHER SPEAKER
AT TEE DEMONSTRATION.


Delaware. o.. oct 19.-The opening Of
the Ohio campaign here today by the
Republicans was the most largely at
tended for years. feature OF the oc-
casion from the opeaing prayer OF the
Rev. Mr.. BashfOrd TO the closing
speech Of senator Hanna. was the re-
nembrsnce Of Mckinley and the appeal
for the support Of President Roosevelt
Governor Nash and Senator'S Foraker
and Hanna made addresses When
Senator Foraker referred TO President
Roosevelt entertaini-s Professor
Booker I. Washington las represent
alive OF the cOlored race" there we're
demonstrations Of approval by the
many cOlored people present.
The greatest demonstration Of the
day was when Senator Hanna declared
ne did not intend to quit politics or
.csign as senator or chairman OF the
Republican national committee The
crowd assumed that Senator Hanna
was referring to his fellow townsman'
Mayor Tom L. johnson. Mayor John
son today mingled freely with his po-
IiticsI opponents. and was accorded a
seat Gu the platform during the speak
ing. Senator Foraker spoke as FOL
lows:
Senator Foraker's Speech.
paign openings IN OhiJ for twenty
Years This is the greatest or rhem
al Everybody IS here Even sinners
stricken with repentance; even FAC
cheus is in the tree (pointlng TO those
fn the trees. and ne sees something
that is coming our way.
although this is the first demon
stratfon Of the campaign, the enthu-
siasm is so noticeable as to show that
the Republicans of Ohio are determined
thar their verdict on Nov. ) shall be
heard all over this country. for Will
liam Mckinley and his policy, and his
successor. Roosevelt. And he is a sue
cessOr of whom we may be proud.
If our Democratic friends had only
waited until today to hold their Ohio
convention and write their platform,
they would indeed have an issue; for
day before yesterday President Roose-
Welt entertained at dinner Booker T.
Washington. a representative Of the
colored race. and all over the coun-
try there are manifestations Of Demo
cratic displeasure. and even "A threat
we hear it given in their papers-that
they viii resign all the offices they
hold. What a calamity that would be
in Ohio. for they do not hold any here.
And in ali human probability they
sever VIII
There was "A considerable demonstra-
tion when Senator Foraker concluded
Senator Hanna was next introduced,
and spoke as follows:
Hanna is Inspired.
u feel the inspiration OF this hour.
ut is a Republican day. This is Re
publican weather. The bright sun
shine has pierced through the gloom
which has held US like a pail for thirty
days and more. and in that time we
have waited with bowed heads and
aching hearts. Every prayer and every
tear Camc from the nations heart.
And now tnat the time has passed
VII hta o.
mast. ana can be again raised at the
masthead. we are reminded of our
duty We are called into another line
of duty, and under these influences we
feel the responsibility Of that duty. We
are compelled to think solemnly and
seriously OF the situs tion and, although
shis may be but a state campaign. Il
- iraught With importance; ara ne.
NeampaizS 2 this or AMY
sE.f11e pros
he con
- IN those
pies OF
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