New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
JEUELLERS At 1HEIR LEISURE
THEIR TENTH ANIMAL DINNER AT DELMoNIC"S
-sPEEcnLs BY MR.. DEPkw, MAYOR LOW AND

THEIR TENTH ANNUAL DINNER AT DElMoNic"s
-sPfECHLs BY MR. DEPkw, MAYOR LOW AND
oiIEEs.
Flags and bJuting decorated the interior oi Del
moncos ballroom. last evening at the tenih ahhuM
dinner of the Jewclor, Association OF this city. Bern
STEMS band dscourscd blts OF opera music from the
balcony and the air was periamed III the masses Of
flowers cn the ablcs The latter were also decorated
with silver candelabIa and other loaned by mem
bcrs OF tie association. Five tables were surrounded
by the jewellers and their guests. At the principal
table were W. II. Allng, president of the organization
and the following guests. Colonel c. IL. Gibson.
Chauncey NJ De2ew. Mayor Low. Algcrnon r. Huili-
van the Rev. Or j. II. Rylancc. Judgc Noah Day'7'
and j. Seavcer Page. Presiding at tie other tables
were Geor.e C. White r. yiccprcsdcrt; Aaron
carter ir. T. Holbrook and D. f. Appleton. Others
present were Thomas lie Boutilior, W. H. D"renG e.
H. longhion. G.. T.. Rcckenriuge, j. &. liodrnp}l H.
VI. Paterson f. $. Douglas. seth W. Hale, Read Bene-
dct Joseph Eahys II. {. Ostrander George NJ. Hort
George .; jacques T. IuHni,@n 90 Si New n%rk
ington: j. H. Park, of Brook yn; II. II. lionson ANA
J. L. Caldwell. of philadelphia; n. liIdsn. of Provi.
dencc: George II. Richards, jr. and H. Scmken' oi
Nashngton . .,
ihc first toast proposed was the " President OF the
United States" which greeted with cries OF
Arthur" and three ringing cheers. Shanncey h
Dcpew was introduced 30 respond 10 1t anu sald
About fifty minutes ago was offered the choice o
the MAYOR or the President toast to respond TO- ana
with characteristic m0destv chos" The Mayor, bu'
win he uecular obstnaoy of The jeweer mlnd have
been called on to speaK on the President 40 ho'
know whether the speech ! nave p'eh heh'e'ilS "c
oucnty o. late on the Presidency is wanted or not.
cnuId coudcn~e into two hours and halt llaugh'cf
| do not know certainly what President am to speak
on But do know that the jewellers are under great
nblipatons to Mr. sullivan. No that Sullivan elected
Ceyt land but that he prevented the sangnlnary en-
counter which seemed imminent week ago thursday
when the Cleveland and Hendricks clubs planned
great ncctino m alst and threatened to hang every
man and burn every newspaper that conte1ded that
Blame was elected Laush'er NOW AZ an to,,,s i
Immediately proceed to loot jewellers houses II Is que
to Sullivan that there remains any jewellers house III
TIN, cIty And repeat that hereafter when one buy
piece Of iewery OF siyerwaie he VIII INA >. -
sacred to sullivan. stamped on IT.
The themes which one can speak M trade dlhher
are 80 limited that in few years the subjects are cx
haustcd and that why the first one 3f these annual
trade dinners is always the best On this lre>dcntia
question some of us have been geally pleased ana
others greatly disappointed Some people claim INA, II
has settled one thing and others claim mar II ~.
settled another But one thing u mas settied ana 'h
is the improperly of the clergymen interfering III
politics. Laughter and applause. Another thmS II
has settled and that is that the political manager no
matter how we'll he may read men and public srntl-
,eut hs. not vet calculated the effect of Demornco
dinner. U.angherl Now. if Governor Cleyeland
should he declared elected and expect thai ne %ill
shall expect to the country survive lLhhSh'tfl
While think that the country would prosper better
und n that organization in whose principles believe
vet believe that there are energy ana stamina eno1sh
in tbe land 10 survive an administration by the other
pariv lApplausc.l Governor Cleveland II he taxes
ihe Presidential chair will have quarter OF century
% Republican Itesldenis pitctulhB u ' -
vors, than the poorest of them he viii have my respect
II he as good the best of thei- he shail have my
hearty support. lApplansc
The toast The Mayor Of Ne York was re-,
spnnded 10 by the chairman. Mayor Low responder
10 the sentiment " The Mayor Of BfooklSn ana vas
heartily atnlouJrl The Western States wns
treated in genial mannet h' Algernon s.. Sullivan
who m the rnniscof his irafks said that Q be MayQi
then uoyrinur AMI then President appeared 20 ne tr
,iesrni line of rrnriati,n IN nhh li'e His was ar-
ulnniph ne tririenre ,D Mayor lpw Mi Snllithn
sai that " the Democratic patty dill nri I've np w. i's
i,t,'rs.s viti, y ru into ovet he shurl irpt ir
tharer. lhe htt ut iitanrt ras inii'lr"tH 'n it
eHm ~ " iiir ittet a. - iniset Whb wa disrirr'
~ welt hs riiiri ani eloquent