New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06

night" We have our Manchestsrs and Birmins-
hams. and the conditions so clearly foretold by
us What the great Engiishnsn beheid as great
an American disceTned in the mists OF the future.
make this mental picture. but Mark Hannas
Dead men cannot be battered but II Is to the eternal
glory Of our departed friends memory that he not
to meet it openhanded and undertake its solution
What loss the country suffered IN his taking
his work Was proving to his people the depth Of
harmonious relations Of capital and labor was the
most vital question. the all-invOlving problem Of
could never be any lasting peace in the land. nor
any enduring seeuritv in conditions, Hanna. while
full of tender sentiment no idealist. He had
seen theory after theory fail without benefit to
mon sense. ODenness o. action. and. above all.
honestly
In his rugged fashion he said to the master.
You lack in this respect To the labOrer he said;
our gs8tnes are tf itiy S IN EeH
and felt that here was an unseIish friend to whom
tbous9nd IiScontente vrorIsr,eD 1T l. yoIr die
from your plain duty The great man heard the
gle but TIE innate justice within him conquered.
and strike was averted. Like our enshrined
world and with ourselves There must be no pail
teTing Pretsnee N deaIng with tns question We
Judgment of the people was in our favor.
LET Us HAVE no MORE HYPOCRISY"
Let US have no more hypocrisy. no more pander-
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syeophancy that such demagogy brings forth. Let
US say to capital: You must not. in the face OF
of legislation. and above all. you must respect
human rights 70 labor let US say; You must
ment. and you must respect the sacred rights OF
rights" To them that are In authority let us say
lease catering TO men and to m0os, and make
the mouthings Of the demagogue. whether he holds
labor but be- ever ntnS,,S ~ ne rreat baapt ~
the people speaking its message Of truth to YOU
they grateful: they love justice and they hate
iniquity' Mckinley said to You here. In 1900; a
in any government which they foster and defend. .
Because they loved him So" was the answer TO
the question why capitalist and wageworker wept
over Hanna's tomb Why did they love hm2
because he was lust in al of his dealings with
frankness'
Congressman Lands enumerated Ohioaus who
had occupied positions Of prominence in the
country He spoke in part as follows:
Ohio fitted by nature to become the nursery
forests great 1eT R Rr form g4isy oS
ragged and level. and her climate continuous
Invitation to ambition and enCeavOr. God was
The sons of Ohio-where are - Rather would
/ ask where are they not? They are in every
State and Territory OF this Union. and they are
two millions scattered North and south and East
and West. one million OF them native born. Nine
and thirty-two of them in the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes. Two OF them in the Cabinet OF
the President And here in the metropolis OF the
Republic. II you who have gathered about this
lonesome Father Krickerbocker would be without
you! And how lonesome my adopted State would
Thomas A. Hendricks. the noble high minded
and fOrce1ul senator from lndiana and VICE
President Of the United states. was from Ohio.
he was as from Ohio. Daniel W Voorhees elo-
quent and generous-he was from Ohio. Benjamin
Harrison. pure. lofty and dignifed. whose admin
United States Senators. Charles W. Fairbanks and
AI0STs sS pc ,b iTifa at
By unanimous consent-they are from Ohio.
" OF oho's sons emerged with the epauIets Of the
major general upon their shoulders. and twenty
seHen Or There Re reo Mcclellan M
Dowen. Buell.. schenck Garfield. Hazen. Cox. Gus
others. whose names are syaonylmous With darins
/ major general and three brigadiers-
OTHER SONS OF THE STATE.
| The war over there was no greater question thar
/ that OF a return a solid financial basis. to IN.
| associate the name Of John sherman Just as W,
/ associate the color with gold since Abraham
| one was born in Ohio The State has had i've som
| on the supreme Bench. two OF them holding th
In the senate Of the United States there no
| corservative statesman than Joseph Benson For
/ aker whose Is Identified with all the legisla
ton that has been enacted Tor our insuLar posses
William Mckinley was born in Ohio Tonight
he Is the geutlest guest entertained In the white
temple 81 immortality.
| Marx Hanna was born in Ohio. Abused and mis-
represented but finally indicated. no man eveT
won a greater victory over detractOn and calumny
than he. During those anxious hours that ne
fongbt for his lie a nation in tears stood at his
bedside " hfle SANDER 10 the mountains and
hid and defamation begged to be heard while II
pleaded apology . , -
we have a New-York man IN the White House
and we have two Of Ohio in his Cabinet. John
Hay and William II. Taft The name Hay win ever
be associated with the progressive and practlcal
Diplomacy which marks the beth OF the tWentteth
century His plain simple. unaffected statecrafi
has made the American Republic the umpire OF
ChrfstendOm. He says viii not NEEDLE IN the
domestic affairs OF other nations. but we viii in
sst on the "Open door on a strict compliance with
All treaty obligations. and ON our rights IN for
eign markets and foreign harbOrs The haste with
which the whole world subscribed to his note 10 the
mowers Insisting lOcalzing the zone OF HOSTILE
ties in the Japanese Russian War was at once a
tribute to his sagacity and the pOtentalty Of the
American Republic among the nations OF the world