New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

States Of the Union shall nave no SccasJ a
Other Senators may wish spread to their admirng
the he SIfens,n bs but gliding the
refined gold and painting this large tiger ytue m DO
Of 70 ana tSe obscure ss eV and modest
ton OF our countrymen. 1t will be my duty 10 raise anu
begin somewhere shall begin with the Lotos Cub II
can succeed with them / can iali III hothihS
He great difficulty the great embarrassmenn in vast
community OF many millions, OF 80 many dlVersineu
,tee' |, fo meet ct eSmpaeTls @ with justice and with
comfort the distribution OF wealth. q, ,iFe ue
and OF philosophy than the distribution by
making first "a large collection Of wealth ana
that will be my first duty, for II am
not willing to sacrifice myself as reservoir
this distribution. how cond expect any ons else 70
ton OF delsy order because II IL Is uhGerstoou
the are only a. means by MhIn 'neg aher
subtraction than is naturally to be attributed TO eVapo
ration, why can expect result greater INA" %
struck the law OF nature which collects from the uI.P
Of rain All that supplies the rivers and the oceans zap
It ia obvious as I stand at the Threshold OF my
renark4 that there is no safety YOU and there is no
credit for me except by stopping the thrrshhod
and you at all pleased with TINS Ilsn Oh tno
bur you be left your own prodglous taiTies 10
nh out for yourselves the tempe which is obe the whoe
fabric OF my senatorial career lAppi"'Se III"
REMARKS PEW.
The President next called on Chauncey NJ Depew
for Il speech making some jests about his prospect
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Mr. Depew replied to these in the same facetious
VEN. lie quzzed Mr. Evarts for his letter IN
which ne announced himself a candidate
fJr the ScnatorsAip "m the highest spirit
of patriotism and modcsty D Ocldlming 10
the peOp.e where the best Senatorial timber IN tne
Common wealth could he found and the enthu>I-
asm with which the proclamation was received re-
suited in his beng elected upon ms
of the highest class of a Har!ard-Boston
newspaper concerning some OF IiS cIltlcisms upon
Mr. Eyartss utteranccS. MI Depcw askeo way
the paper did no, state what Mr. Evarts ought TO
have said. The reply was: " lhe real success OF
great newspaper ~ that 1t never furnishes ldea; 10
a party nad, but sits down on all Ideas that
n partv man expresses" Mr. Dcpew referred
to the Senatorial contest OF twenty-five years pre-
yious. ii WHICH .Air. Evarts had been candidate
for the New-lOrk >enatOTsnp, and c"ngfathiated
h.m and the public that ne had not been sucte slui
because he ha' accomplls many things III ne
interval which Won d then have been Impossible,
and now in the full rpenrss Of his power Iere
comes to glorious lie IN most plorlou crow at
the IDS Of the people" lAppIau As atioId ng
tween dangerous opposing principles nc
mentioned the fact that he coi,,nat naG Su, oi
MIR. Johnson. VINO never m xed his beverages"
and lad $50 gwen satlsfactlo1 IN tIe Oabinel OF
Mr. Hales. - who never drank any thing put va va
ter" " If therefore, Mr. lepew continued me
success OF thIs club is due to tue tact. as MI
evident ne was de,ig ,e' by nature to be
,r Tyarts's sncress. In spite Of the fact that he
was no politician was next commented on. III
conclusion. Mr. Depcw saId:
delegate w,nt 10 the ProsiGentelect to press the
claims OF candidate from the southwest ior
The orce OF Attorney y-Goncral lie reclttd an
that he would ue the buiwJik oG hi fame. Well said
IA President. alter listening patiently who IL he; any
III seat in tlc United states senate rpre-enting the
state OF Sew York there Is from thr od World
the Sew Word who viii need to ASK "h9 Is Ne any
how e.
THE CoNCLUDlNG SPEECHES.
In introducing Samuel Pllmsol VI. p, whose
phlauthropc labors among the poor sailors OF Ing
land have made him eminent, the President said
that he wanted TO turn the attention OF the cIup
from politics to some gcutler topic ; and though
ME- Pnmsou pleaded that he was not speaker. IL
would ue wrong Tor him to b. permitted 10 leave We
any assembly, lie might honor with MS presehee
without being assured mat the "orA Wn ch he
Lad aoue on the other sid, OF the water has gwen
hun place in our hearts as wei a the hearts oi
the sailors Mr.. PlsOli. after stating that ne mao
no iaea OF being called on TO make IA sDre n, and
paving some compliments TO the gueSf OF the even
ing referred the iacetous alluslol OF the fresi
drnt In Mir r,ylrt,'s services IN getting England
INTO scTape" III the matter ol the Geneva award.
He said
II you are satisfied with that result assure yon
that on cons der the award although II dm
involve Sl5,OOOOOJ-a source OF great satisfaction
htVinE shown precedent Tor the 'ettemcht OF cr
that Another topic IL sng se'tcd to ne by what
have read IN tho newspapers. According To some ol
a peck ot trouble hands. some have gone 50 far
a. tu say that have reached our culnna-
| nj auy rate IlppIau,el We know that kingdoms aud
empires ris' and fail. ani when the time comes u
ever does come when glory of England shall wane
and ma, away intellectual activity. energy. states
nnn-hip Will be displayed Tor he.enllghtf nent oL the
world by those who speak Language on TINS side ot
the Atlantic. and will have the satisfaction OF Ehow
ing tant England can never die while America IlVe''
! Loud appliuse.I
Aaron j. Vanderpocl was among the late arrivals
al the dinner, aud in calling upon him 70 speak
| Mr. Reid said thar he WAS n man VINO had bemn
| slated for four several places IN Mr.. cleveland
| Cabinet. Mr. NantcrpOc said that the taplnet
! matter was great secret. and he couldn't say q
word about II, aud whie, perhaps the PRESIDENT
elect mad sent for hi 10 go to Albany ABOUT every
three hours, yet ho hadn't gone AT an. lie palo q
| glowing tIfbute to Mr. Eyarts as a lawyer.
declaring that his rank was with Webster
ANA Erskne A. p1I1telnFF; p%r Fyar,a soWeysr wa;
a failure. He started wrong. Laughter Bnt
if we are to have RcpubIcan in the Senate. ne
continued, :" we are glai 10 have MI EVift@ lie
will find somo good Democratic senators there 10
instruct him We believe ne will live up to the
times , -. =.
General Horace Porter said that this dinner was
another proof of the eminent W ,dom of rendering
dInners to distinguished candidates after rather
than before election. when not even II to1-earnest
clergyman has il in his power to aIlitera'o nm Ia
private life Our party" he sand: - ought
10 have pulled some feathers from the
wings of its fancy and stuck thcm
INTO the tail OF its Judgment Speaking OF Nlr
Evarts General Porter said the only reason ne hai
' no. been elected Judge instead OF senator was
tnat the evil classes combined against him III ear
of MS ong sentences. lLauebterl =,
After tins there were few remarks oy Moan
Rrooks the EdItor OF The NctCdrk 1drcri,ser, and
the diners then adjourned with cheers ior MI;
Eyarts and tho song " For lie Is a Jolly Good
Fellow"
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