Mark Hanna As An Ll. D

Says a correspondent in the Tolerï. DaHy Bee: "Perhaps the most huli tous resuït of the recent Hauna con eal is the nvitatían of tüe Öratorlca -sociaiion of tlie University of Micli ..■ui for liim to act as ebalrman oí -lie Michigan-Ohicago ïi'iatt, to !■ beW ,it Aan Arbor on the 2Stli of üii? .uonth. "No doubt it will be a questdon o-f a few inonths ai most anti] we sh.-il. be coiupellecl to read it M. A. Unnim. Tj. L. D. Tliis will, of eonrse, yoki ü] iguoraace wlth politica! 'honor. Phey make a mlghty powerful team. .Moreover, the cross would more aptly lit the "eharacter" than any otheT person we kmow of. Any man wbo iinderstajid.s any of the rules of J-:nslish grainmar rhetoric, etc, and wiio has noticed some of the sayings of M. A. Hauna, LX. D.. will appreciate Ihis circnmsiance. ■ "Hei-e is a. sentence that should go down to history as a specimen woriiiy Of imitation by ;ill school boys ;m I lovers of the elegant in expres&ioii: " 'OoIóneJ Rodgers- I tha.sk you and appreelate this and I give back to the state my pledge iliat i will execute rlie power giren ne to the fullesl e-xtont of my abdllty and will do my bes( i p serve the interests of sM the people of my suite.' "Ann Arbor Oratorical association liow do you like that? 'Here Föllo-ws mow of the saine kiiid: 'Standing outside tlie Hue of the smokc of battle, and viewing this situatlon from the standpornt of a eitizeii "f Ohlo, 1 eoiae to accept this high licuor, recognizing iliai vvheu I resume my (huios in he ünited Stat ■ seaate tli.it. 1 am ihe senator from the waolt peaple of Ohio. This is my nativt state, i w:.s bom in Ohao. I have ■.: vvays lived in Miis emmoawealth, ttave always striven to do wnat might r in my power to arroinplish the ,-i.lrancement of her devdopmeüt .-in.] prospertty. if il Is now transplanted to a different field oí liiiy. that duiy will be none the less incumbem on me.' " 'If bhere was a ïw more 'ih.iis.' 'dos and 'accomplishes' and other mixtures in this it wouid be woröiy of a c-oslly frame. Hurry tip the L.L, D."