New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

VIEWS OF A sENATOR-ELECT
Governor Knute Nelson Of Numerically views
are iuIy IN accord with the resolutions adopted by
lords me much pleasure to learn that such an in
terest is being taken In the military training Of
the uned states ih In oD p0 State scng D
C agst anpnsh we are yet in our infancy have
petition With the best-dried regulars in the Army.
Our efforts will be extended to the high schools Of
me STATE. at least move will be made in that
Venes in January.
WHAT THE ARCHBISHOP SAYS.
Archbishop corrigan sent the following letter:
Circular Of the 18th inst in Which You notify
me that You have done me the honor TO place my
meeting to be held on Friday, January %
made before the receipt OF Your IN note prsvens me-
from attending the meeting and | would thank you
sent my N.Y. respectful compliments to His Excellency
Governor Morton as well az ,,l my regrets at not
General Nelson a. Miles, who intro
duced TO speak, said IN part:
Republican government controlled by ignorance,
to the Country and Would not Ions endure \ good
Government must depend upon the patriotism and
the minds of the youth ana the 6iovernment viii
be permanent and happy. Educate the boys to be
citizens. as they love and horcr the flag
Lieutenant-CovernorS axton next stepped forward
with apologies for the absence of that great law
yer, whose name is a household word in this state.
Joseph H. Choate." who prevented from being
present by illness in his family 81 shall introduce
you said the Lieutenant-Governo MIR. Choates
partner. Charles c. Beaman to speak in his place.
and on his subject The Ballot Mr. Beaman was
greeted with hearty applause. He spoke in part az
follows:
See to it that your vote is secret, How to count
the votes is another topic. Let us that who
ever casts vote has ii counted was to spsaS
ing believe in sentiment The boy thai loves
his mother is no, going to vote against her The
The man that truly loves his country will respond
to an SSprea to vote for that coun best inter
The hes, way TO get right votes is to teach boys
ings toward that flag.
After Mr. Beamans speech. which called forth
prompt and continued applause. the next speaker
was introduced. He was Governor Daniel IL. Hast
ings. Of Pennsylvania. and the applause began
again. Governor Hastings said:
am in favor OF the splendid effort that is being
made 10 Introduce a military system into the free
come from are also in sympathy with IT, You win
excuse little nard9nabe pride when say thst
ment that makes for public welfare or for patriot
ism am always mindful Of The important place
moral development Of al our people mink shall
not appeal in vain 10 YOUR ears again about Penn
sylvana when tell YOU about the five companies
who. Immediately after the sounds came TO them
where they had received their chief training In the
public schools to offer their services 10 thai man
] remember hearing Gladstone say once ID the
House Of Commons hai ne national o songs ana
ful than her warshps and have We not our own
the Gem of the Dean and THE spangie1
banner?
Governor HASTINGS was rewarded with instant
applause for his efforts. The applause continued
and was mingled with shouts * Mayor Hewitt
was mounting the platform. rnder the cir
cumst ances. Lieutenant Governor Saxton said that
an introduction was hardly necessary
EX-MAYoR HEWITT's ADDRESS.
Ex-Mayor Hewitt spoke In part as follows:
When | considered the importance Of this move,
not excuse myself for any absence. II seems 20
our flag Is the symbol of so'ereieny. the en-.
ought to noa, wherever the spirit Of this great
s c,y ha Is TSrf is IN pn III ban
Our youth ought TO be taught that we have a GOV
o Up s % hcs o a' aa 81 into our
own. but no, before they have rcnonnoed al ale,
sriiain. This is the land OF freedom. Of equal
floats common city. There is no liberty
when there Is no right TO property. Recent events
mental principle II has been asked II the recent
changes in our city government have been msde
win If our youth the coming generations. are prop
fabric has been reared.
Governor y. Russell Brown. OF Rhode Island.
was the next speaker. and received cordial greet
ing.
vICE-PREsIDENTs OF THE MEETING.
The vice-presidents of the meeting were:
Mayors strong Of New-York and wanser. Of
Morgan and Martin r. Mcmahon Past Commander
Rcba4s i Ct r. sofe s9son &
Alexsndsr President B9ari Of Aldermen John Ser9I
Mall and Daniel Appleton: Generals Nelson a.
Miles. Henry J.. Burnett and Thomas Ewing; Theo-
shots the President OF the Board Of EDUCATION
CHARLES 4 KNOX: Arehbshop cosr,igan. Father
Rev. Drs. G. II. Parkhurst. Robert S. Macarthur
Wa 1re1 Mer eor sh W yan ha%soTa D'f
King Abbott +: Kit,redse ana Gns,ave Kohner;
and FoRsr lon" any hoSe ' saoTa s'1
Cider Generals ,. Horace , Porter and George "
Fred ]. De Peyster. the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix and
4. F. Bowers. Charles r. Miller, william e.
Reich. George II. Hepworth; James Phillip Foster
Cair McR KEW Murst iaisead John = Fcstcf
Carl Schurz, Charles a Dana r. Fltzgerads r. l.. |
James s. Graham, Generals John \. Heynods Ira
n Hedges Wager swayne AieHsna%T $ , Webb ana
cleary charles stewart smith, Dr., Thomas Hun
I ben 1 Fhn Root H. W & Ward, Ic Grand Il.
Cannon. Chester Grswold James G. Carter. !
sc aSt Warner Miller G, !: Mitchell Mali
u; Ellis; Charles Z G9rton william bTookneld
Daniel Buiterfield, Frank Reeder. Thomas J. stew
ART. j. Plerpont Morgan, Chester s Lord: o - |
Cornelius Vanderbilt Paul - Cravath. Henry u. |
HYDE Professor Poland Thaddeus Morarty. Henry |
a. Rogers Miles VI. O'Bren. Albert L. Elias. a. =. |
Mon,ant Robert Msellsy James W. Gerard Z
Coleman Charles Il. Hubbcl, Joseph a: Gouden. |
Charles Strauss. George Livingston; Whar Wco
ron. Emile Beneville and Edward p Steers.
The officers of Lafayette Post for 1895 are:
Henry II. Adams. commander; Charles H. T.
Coins. senior Vice. ommander; Josiah C. Long
i,,nIor yice-cOmmander: Waldo Sprague, ad)utant; |
frreJerIck Foster ouartermaster William Banta jr.
commissary: The Rev Wilbur r. Woods chaplain; |
Adoph p Dick officer OF the day: Ezra W. bennett |
oficer of the guard: J. H. Melees sergeant major;
Dilnon F. Renne. quartermast er-sefgeant' AVN r..
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