New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
THE TEST OF PARTY LOYALTY
coon prprBI1cANs FOR GOOD GOVERN
MENT.

s,vrcurs MADE BY ELIHU ROOT. THEODORE
poosrvr,r AND OTHERS AT THE MONTHLY
DINNER OF THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
STATE SENATORS DENOUNCED.
"1bo re,a,,n OF the Republican party 10 soon
government is the basis upon winch '""' p' a.,
ists" said EIihu Root at the regular monthiy '''''
ner OF the Republican Cup' Al NO f'' M =.
,ast evenine after coffee had been served ana INC
s,atement which was the keynote for the speeches
=, tho eveniny was appauded vigorously. ME-
Roo, who Is the president OF the ciup went u" "
declare that the better Republican MA" "a' ~"
more sure he was to support the cdueo vi 80
government, and that should be mace 'e'' u 'o'
atty TO the party ...,, rors
Among the wevknown Republicans present were
co.nneI s V r Cruger Joel b. Erhardt, Wiham
Erookdeld. Edward Louterbach. EdTnuhu Me',"o'e'
J. A. Blanchard ). K. Van Wormer' ., r. 'sa
craft ". r. Reamy. 4. l.. Merriam, r r H"'''
beer J. ~ Deuel. =. y. Taintor ). T. ino"" T,,', -
p Marshall C. F. Homer, G.. G. Holt ). = i'','-
~ ~ cha,,s + W. Vrooman. ". S. Num-
:, cuhert NJ F. Havand, j. a. Bishop' L. a.
navel J. A. Dutton and w. H. Wepp.
There was an outburst of laughter "he" W.. w..
introduced Theodore Roosevelt presiuen' y. W. It,,
reform Police Board. as man VINO hau s''o" >,
49,, ,,o,v m hs \ mar "of retiring disposition
a r. 'a. uho had been instrumental in retiring
Ih,o, =, Police Byrnes and Inspector Wiiiiah's was
-ao,,d v,,h cheers as he was further described as
pon,hlic,n Of Republicans. Mr.. Roosevelt saia
in part . ,v,sb,,gton not
Three weeks ago on from Wasn nag was
tror,in yhaI was ahead Of me. except tn.i' ~
Republican. | eager to see tne LET, ~ ace a true
come back to power. because ! want ~ 80, "a see
amsrlcan policy in foreign affairs wan, 70 sec sec
Hawaii annexed to the United S c,ntro of Tnce
sam want TO see the Monroe doctrine 'hd"'A'"''
In NV present position can best serve .ne a1
ucau party by giving 70 the city ho,p' nsn hest
minisration of the p9e 10 reward any policeman
who does we'll and by pun!shinS any Po'|
nI Ia Tho pthcr day that In the selection OF e,ee
,ian Ulcers we should try 70 get men OF ,r vhen
and probity. and was intensely a,,ark on TAM
m roulS Wsl Taugh,erD will help 10 par 1u and
bad and ignorant Republican as w. ~ Remember
ignorant Tammany man board has iess power than
the previous board. We were 'T's u La
me close OF the session OF the Legislature .s
three cheers for Joel b. Erhardt' snou'
-. c,uhrnen present who had imbioed
u,,l. too much wine but he was the ohis o"o "
"'''e ,n. vr Erhardt blushed for him.
81 drink to Joel 70. Erhardt and to MS en'"us'
,,, ahr,i,er" said Mr. Roosevelt and there was
a. pooseveIt denounced State Senator'S cog
coshau REYNOLDS and Robertson Tor vo'ihs aea'"'
the Police Reorganization bill and ne serve his
another declaration. that ne 'o %%ewYork clear
pair,t c DSmn,sipaton and keeping politics out hs
Rev. Or David J. Burrell sad ina, ne an homes
man ia s,iil DO a good partisan Denocra, OF
RSn,ibl,can and this sentiment was app,auar1i
,l,rf.,rstion OF the Police Department ne sald
AN, dnn.r believe the affairs OF any department
be safely IniruI .eda 20 man WIN
a non sncapers we're Mahon Chance and A. Gil
bert yice-president OF the Fulton Market BANK