The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-16
OHIO REPUBLICANS
EULOG|ZE HANNA
Paragon Of Integrity and
Exalted Manhood.
ARDENT IN HIS PATRIOTISM
Local Association Adopts Resolutions
in Memoriam--Sent to Family
of Deceased Senator.
ARDENT IN HIS PATRIOTISM

Resolutions paying tribute to Senator
Marcus A. Hanna as the paragon II
inte gritty, exalted MANHOOD, and ardent
patriotism, were adopted at a meeting
or the Ohio Republican Association OF
Washington.
The resolutions were presented By L.
NJ. Sullivan. An engrossed copy has
been sent to the Hanna family.
The Resolutions.
7 hey are as follows:
Whereas this association has heard
with profound sorrow that the Hon
Marcus A. Hanna. United States SEN
ator from the State of Ohio. died at
the Arlington Hotel. in the city. d
Washington, on the evening o. Feo-
uary 10, 1904; therefore
! Resolved. That In the death OF Sen
ator Hanna. Ohio has lost reverei
and most illustrious son, the nation
greatly beloved member. and humanity
one Of its greatest benefactors.
Resolved. That while we most pro-
foundry lament the untimeiy death II
our distinguished Senator and highly
esteemed fellow member, we rejoice ~
the memory of a career so exalted and
patriotic. and of such unsuilied inses-
rity. and manhood so enrolling that
Wien the hour OF dissolution came
/ there va no cloud 70 obscure the bril-
Fancy Of his achievements, and no
blemish 10 mar the completeness OF MS
noble character.
As a Civilian.
As a civilian the splsndor OF his
achievements in developing the material
resources and in extending the COM
merce Of our country. stands unrivaled;
as a st atesman and politician, impartial
history will accord him high rank amid
the worlds greatest ch.eftatns. ana 10
that brilliant galaxy OF american
statesmen his name viii evc- remain -
one of Ohio's most respondent conts--
buttons.
He was the loyal friend of WiEieII
Mckinley. and as chairman or the As-
publican national committee his Ms =
nificent management of the Presidential
campaigns OF 1896 and 100 VII ever
challenge the admiration OF his COUNTRY
men and remain among the most cen
spicuous accomplishments Of his event.
full career.
His memory will be forever enshri,4d
IN the hearts Of his countrymen, as
high-minded. noble-hea.ted, self-ss'c-
ficinz patriot. generous and unselnsn
friend to mankind. whose last years
were devoted TO the advancement aha
prosperity of his fellow-rnen- HIS II
| lustrious life and untarnished nonor
have left for our emulation a high
standard of excellence, and to US his
name will ever remain the synonym OF
| integrity. exalted manhood, and ardent
patriotism.
Sympathy Expressed
Resolved, That we especially express
our deep sympathy for and coincidence
with Mrs Hanna and her family IN this
hour OF their great bereavement and
we sincerely hope that the love and e.
TEEN OF their cOEntrymen ana the lenurr
remembrance of a great nation for him
! whose departure they mourn may as
suage their grief and prove solace 70
them in their sorrow.
spread upon the MINUTES Of the assc-
lciation. and that the secretary transmit
copy thereof to the family OF tie de-
ceased and to the press or Cie' eiano'
! Ohio.
T. NJ. SULLIVAN.
GEORGE P. DUNLAP.
Committee
OficiaI:
ID. X. WATSON. President
c G. MORRISON. Secretary