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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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ng at SenatorHanna, chairman of the National Republican Commit-tee, would forget him on the morning of Mr. McKin-leys victory. Stewart, of the Washington Times, rep-resents the President as receiving an imperial crown atthe hands of Mr. Hanna ; and Bush, of the World, rep-resents the President as wearing his crown and ridingthe Republican elephant into another four years period NAPOLEON MKINLEY AND THE HAND THAT GUIDES HIM IN THE PATH OF EMPIRE.—From the World (New York). of imperial expansion, with John Bull prodding theelephant from behind. As for Davenport, of the Jour-nal, his familiar figure of the Trust giant, whom hemakes Mr. Hannas constant companion, must, ofcourse, be on hand to offer congratulations on a secondterm. As far as we can judge, the cartoonists have notmerely enhanced Mr. Hannas fame, but they have donemore than anybody else to promote his developmentfrom a private business man into an effective speaker anda public man of very honorable standing and reputation.
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G. O. P.: Four-four—four years more.From the World (New York). god betons : the republican party STILL lives I-M. A. Hanna.—From the Journal (New York). WILLIAM MKINLEY: A CHRONOLOGY. (Twenty-five different men liave lilied the office of President of the United States. Of these,only eight have Leen reelected for a second consecutive term, viz.: Wasliington, Jefferson, Madison,^lonroe, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, and McKinley. The career of William McKinley lias not beenaccidental or meteoric. His sterling and steadfast qualities were recognized as marking him forliigh places of responsibility while he was yet a boy. His modest worth as a soldier was known toPresident Lincoln, and he was cherished as a younger brother by Hayes and Garfield, and esteemedby men like the Sherman brothers. The chronology which follows has been prepared by Mr. GeorgeT. Pettengill of the Review of Reviews staff.—The Editor.) Wins tlie highest esteem of the colonel of the regiment,RutherfordB.Hayes,and bec

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