Show SURFACE SIGNS SHOW HANNA DESIRES PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION IN 1904 Washington Opinion That Roosevelt Indorsements Are Merely Given to Tickle the Man in the Chair CINCINNATI dI J July h 10 The 10 The WashIngton Wash Wash- Washington ington correspondent o of the tho Com mer- mer IlI wires his paper toda today as follows rom From iw ri v on Senator Hanna lianna rm myth St ft be considered a n. candidate for tor the Republican can can nomination for 01 President If It It as Ulan many Say he le will not be In a 11 physical condition for or the c campaign n It mIl may be acc accepted that lie he will wilt tt try to hold hl hI forces together anti and to nominate a 1 man ng against ln t Roosevelt elt Senator Hanna will deny this and so will supporters of Hom Roosevelt but the Inside Workings ln s In the two camps are gradually known and thereal thereal the real situation cannot c. h he longer er con con- c ale If It Hanna should hould have o his con I way about it his intentions would not be be known until the close cloe of or the short session sos ses sion of I One of or the most t significant moves po po- po- po II of or recen recent t occurrence 1 Is the placing ing of or J. J S S. S o of Iowa Jowa and New Now York in po political lit Irn I charge of or th the Southern Southern South South- em ern States grip In the tho South Is very cry t Roosevelt lt has made macic very cry little litHo headway with the men that control the delegations At the suggestion sug sug- of or Postmaster General Payne Pane who Is slowly 0 becoming the Roosevelt elt political manager manar-er Clarkson Is to be bo pitted against Hanna lianna In J control control control con con- of or the Southern delegations For OO a number of ot years Clarks Clarkson n has been bei out of or politics His IUs last appearance appear appear- ance abbe was as ag the head headsman for or the liar Har- rleon rison administration when he was First Assistant After Arter that h he hC had hard luck financial ly lynnd md was earning rt tt precarious liVelihood livelihood live liVe- In New York when he was needed need need- pd ed by Roosevelt OR nR u a sure suro political trailer traBer H Hem Hem-as Surveyor Sur of or orthe the port of ot Now York over o the tho objection thin tion of ot Senator Platt It was ns suggested suggest suggest- gest- gest ed eel that Clarkson Clackson waS waft forced on Hoose- Hoose volt b by the Iowa Iown delegation and that tho the Pr President with hl his civil service ideas would never ne accept on his own account such a Later however how how- ever cr It has developed e that th Mr Clark- Clark non icon was waR taken at the suggestion of or Postmaster General Payne There would be no necessity of or going out out- for tor the Southern delegates were Mr Hanna Ration not out to control the tho nom nom- jt- jt The noo Roosevelt workers admit admit ad nd- mit that McKinley's dauntless political manager will wll hl have haVO to be he met all and aAd beat beat- en noo Roosevelt elt e himself Is somewhat carried carrier car car- ried rieti awn aWRY awny with the enthusiastic State Indorsement which ho has been bech re receiving re- re col In recent conventions but Henry lien Hen ry C. C Payne Pane knows that the tho men who v-ho are I ad advising the Indo Indorsements are th oites ones s who will wm be strong for tor Hanna lianna when the time comes Therefore he has suspicion of r their Importance nce al although at- at though he dON does not doubt the sincerity of the expressions expression |