The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-27
this country az the Senator is In State politics
were frequently seem. All OF these men the

we're, frequently seem, All Of these men the
sgnn2ir kheW yey we'll ths owvor md orator
with Ills broad. rosy face and gray side whis:
ksrs shock the Senator'S hand heat,tily and
Tie senator replied that Democrats, have
never been backward in extending to him a
President Hunt Of the Board of Education
in smiles wn ls hs
~ ,nd jS%fs DaS shook Senator Hill
I'm very glad to SEQ YOU"
Mr.. Daily looked as though he m cant what he
nocracy tendencies died with that orgnniza.
ton. Charles, J. Canda came along. in the line.
me little group Of men Who sprreSnaed the
senator Watched him curionsly. for he hns
most uncompromsing character. He gave. no
| evidence of Mugwumpery, however. and his
smile was very cordial US he shook the sepa-
Ex;Jnige Hilton grasped the Senator's hand
Tie Senator smiled and thanked him.
:, As tho lins.moyed along the bury figure OF
siye chest with its wealth q snowy shirt bosom
bore in its centre q, sparkling diamond that
hnn sSoa eFSG aT h sm The his sn Rosy ass
that was thick with smiles to the tips 81 his
als rs hs sss a % 81
as he grasped Mr. Martins hand.
Ss Sy e. Shook % s ,Ss e sens
tors hand The Jolly face of sheriff German.
with it's frame Of gray whiskers. apreaEed
| Joseph j. O'Donohue and Senator n III smiled
Mys, s.Ssa that haa veSst
a1d that he hsa SSettan many The eS
among lis members. big Tom brennan
standing head and shoulders 1 n above every man
with the Senator, John Reilly Of the Four
game by with handshake and smile for the
said; the furnituro is too heavy for my
General S c%m%itee. .N WITH his BALD head
brightly showed Inc no signs Of his re
:. Recorder smyth. with his Kindly syss twink.
ling spoke few few hearty words Of welcome to
side and remained there viewing the scene
with approving eyes until the greetings were
over. Register Frank II. Fitzgerald said to the
You are among friends tonight"
.n s hye no need 81 that assurance replied
j.. c. Lulloy greeted the Senator. and fol-
lowing, him came the grim figure Of ex.sen-
prosperous and handsome Dayid Mcclure.
the. speetaced Commissl9ner, - Fsitner. the
Roosevelt and the handsome Leicester H olme.
There seemed to be no end to the line.
still as busy, shaking hands and responding to
words Of welcome rs he was at first The line
ar St his Guilty
sSda oyY s.ys Ksx e. sSssS
john Fox. Z & HarSey Of %ississippi Pasriek
| jamn Wood, Evan Thomas. and Commissioner
kdgway. Scattered here e, and there her were
George Kemp. with an embroidered waist
nabob 4, ard there were also C. G. Martin and
In Ct ss s Ehere he foy VI seth
fl rs rscsptien Z his own Bssidss he las
washington and was dsinciined to Interfere
with less fortunate persons. ~
rupted the understanding BY abruptly taking
ne BY the arm ard Leading hin away
saa MaySr T GRANT aS promise Aebet
End s5 iEmy a ss and
GOV Albeit and Recorder smyth linked arms
sG% t sns cF TSsa
th ,, Senator nat; walked alone. The other guests
tho pay esh the the table
ut the west end There Mr.. Cram seated Scna.
M i" thu Sp ssn IT'S H. ays
Coy Albeit sat upon the SSsna tors right ts
hs Y Ha Of Tru fSs B Bayd oo Eas
B. Aa ooseSelt Eyah Thomas. Mayor "a:
Grimm. and John C. Calhoun, ~, ,.,
mns Of the tables sons H
the pig central aSe and HELPED
from the roasted game birds.
The east end Of ths room was also crowded
port went abroad that. experimenting
Senator Hill would be called upon
to say few words. t was the senat9E's wish
es to s%aadkb eddDa Ta Wnd
crowd the doors e degree which made it i'm,
possible to enter the room after the party was
During this period OF expectancy President
fur Collar. entered the club house is ex.
planned that he had been detained in Albany
un at s senator aSs III had
Asf sanpsad ts IS Gently The
In the absence OF the PRESIDENT oil the clun
It becomes my duty to propose the health OF
the Hon. senator David b, Hin. Democratt;
and To- ask that you drink the toast standing"
The crowd stood. up. and there followed
was doubled When senator Hill arose Slowly to
his feet. -,
thank you very heartily 'his mos most masn,nI
s ss s the fact ' that am guest u this
great Democratic organization Of the city Of
New York. an orGanizntion that has among its
members many Of tho eminent men Il the
ocfnts OF tho country. take It that this re-
ceptlon Is not intended so much as an honor
which | hive been he.n ,Lto som, some s.e ex,
years. i desire to say simply that I have al.
ways lahored to discharge my, duty to my
in the fact that We have carried the last citadel
II have gone to u new field Of labor. have
met thu Rnr ame in t ths s senate
You That they arc I,atr,1tIc me men. =, who who
country. and for the good Of IN party. | re-
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