New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
pRAISE OF THE PARTY.
,rop O. II. PLATT SPEAKS ON RE-
PUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.
.v, OF THE ST NICHOLAS CLUB OF THE
xxrsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - THE

TWIST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - THE
ToAsTs AND GUESTS.
~,s annual dinner of the ST. Nicholas Republi-
C,ub Of the XXIst Assembly District was held
80 Hotel Empire Sxty-third-st and Boulevard
-, night The dinner was one or the most sue
Ss., over given by the club. Covers laid
~ qco persons and al of the chairs were filled.
r,ch the dinner was 10 be served at o'clock
- OILS before the guests, led by Abraham
nhor the POSTMASTER. and Senator Orvie ii.
OF, 81 Connecticut. filed down the stairs leading
,,, ,he parlors to the banquet hall. The room
,, was lastly decorated with banners Of curious
.r, and with the American flag. From the side
III their heads draped with the red. white and
49, Lincoln and Grant and Garfield and Arthur
-, corking looked down upon the diners, while
-, .he end OF the hall Governor Morton smiled
,sr,cnly upon the guests
At THE GUEST TABLE.
.,o guest table were seated President Isaac w.
c.n,aed. Abraham Gruber. Senator Plat. James a.
o'h,,ts Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Charles W.
,,oc.ett Edward J.auterbach. Job f. Hedges. Sen
,or Charles Il. PAGE. George c. Austin. Edward a.
Sumner. David 5. owen. James King Du:fy. Robert
I.csssn A. 3. Colvin. George W. Palmer senator
,ohn Ford Senator Frank y. Pavey. Alderman W.
N X Clcott. Lawrence Winters, John T. MhHsa"
and NJ Maurice Ecksten.
,,oons the others present were Congressman b.
p OAen IT, George Christ, Percy D. Adams
thomas Allison, Frank l.. Norris, William W.
Eegeman II. d. Tchenor George Richter. George
T,y,or j. Arthur Oa;well William Mooney. George
Latham Frederick Scott. Arthur Loretz. George
X Bdwell Edgar II. Chaplin c. A. Cheney VIII
lam F. Demarest. Ira b. Ste Nart, Robert B. Miller
Flank A. Harlow ID. s Owen. DR.. Louis r. Keiier'
William +. Mcconnell. j. Il. Craft, Ii. d. Potter
A. C. Wilson. q. G. Austin. III. c. kudiich, william
Pimey. John Rudd. Frederick l.. MiNgan, Nliiam
Noble, A. Bage, +. y. Bell, Clement w. Dcnshea'
Charles w Mooney. David Mitchell James ;. Len
r..
David Friedsam. John W. Cuthbertson, FRANK .
vreeland. Edward L. Crdley Isaac d. Cole Major
Bennett Tobey, James Dunlap ID. j. Med onald' WIZ
lam c. Bragg David Taylor. Samuel u. french'
Charles Wines. William II. Kilboy, James H. sh!-
der John T. Schneider George Barker. John W.
Noble William Dodge c. OTTO Baese, j. G Eames'
At L. Eckstein, T. DeRoy. ST.. John c. Reid wilson
Berryman Elias Goodman, Philip Bloch, Cnares ~
r,lntor Patrick II. Dunn. Armtage Mathews W al
,s- L. Wright John NJ. Davidson. Peter D. Brady
John Kirby James F. Rea. Werner Behnhg'
Dr Theodore X Tuthn. c. W. Meade. John H.
cr,ner Henry Clinton Backus, John p. Wlndo!ph.
george w. Klune Thomas 1. Crane. William Nc
Ade Charles F. Siebel. Robert Knlough. b. d.
Alderman, DR.. NJ. 5. Gabriel Samuel H. Jones'
Joshua T. Easton John T. Carmody. Richard L.
Moore. Powder Stevens. Thomas H. McCarricK'
lanes Noble. George W. Palmer. jrr Julius H.
Maver. Frederick S. Gibbs, Commodore p. We'd
aer caneral George W. Mnde William Halpn'
william L. Turner Thomas l.. Hamilton. A .
Rov-ley William J. Gage, George & Sheuuei' fie
mont wilson. Alexander Henderson, H. McN'
T5onas William Gilbert. Mayer c. Goldman. A.
Iiebens tein. Arthur II. Neal
DETAINED AT THE CAPITAL
both Senator John NJ Thurson. of Nebraska
rho was TO speak on THE American Doctrine
and Lemuel Z. Quigg, who was 10 resPohu " '
toast Newspapers in Politics. were detained ~
Washington because Of the Cuban aha''' "e
Blnshamton and the Rev. Dr. d. j. hurreh "eie
also absent. as well as Mayor Strong, VINO was !"
phlade phia. H. u,.c cd
THOMAS Sn Sd no ,'e come But the CLUB recaed ne
nddance perfIYTImannceef on me Re Repubc
When the dinner was ended President Cauneid
arose and in few words R b1 Se shouts e for
Abe had subsidized senator oryie H. P h sy was
Introduced to speak on Repus.hcamnisn' i"' GUY
ryard OF Our National Institutions.
CHEERS FOR SENATOR PLATT
uha, AR Platt arose he was greeted with deafen-
,,r annlanse After quiet had been restored, he
said In part:
Mr. President and Gentlemen: The Republican
party has just rounded out It's forteth yea. Sneg
the aas 70. 10 for Which defence apology ives
needed The Rrncips,s np29n are eTyszed in Ma
tonai statutes and in our amended GGnsu Statcs
I'm ks to lsss will understand the record or the
Republican party Whoever reads us hisorS MI i,
a-yt IN
ther Sas BEEN no record like that made by the
h ,ps2s and pdf triumph has wroSeh, oa hTss
great results: First. completed ana Ma nm
S Sar.GnIi,idiyd eS ssSSn% @ FORTY
Let your minds run back ,Ss Ssyeopment of our
country In all that makes nation great Po 49,
and benecen, sna % Its , PsEpde the though but
enough TO say that since the DAY VIII 49, 49, COM
.i her is no such record of development, ma,
i.1nai and popular National development and
haI sovernment Il is Impossible When the wicked
bear rule the people mourn t anu Nv ~h~ ~tcked have
been ruling these last three years Wei, dd PRES
cent benjamin Harrison In his last ,be af fat that the
prosperity Of peope was never SO grea az Of
And the hSps and n cry 81 hat the prosperity
the last Republican Administration may fe'u'" -
terrible power for evil resides In a bad c a. ],
nnistration Fearful our antcipa TONS were "a, a.
Exceeded. What weary years these three years oi
pepubmcanism is truly the safeguard Of National nal
institutions The Republican party s,ands Of is ADJ
herents when rebellion sought TO divide any uesrlUy 800
this Godestabl.shed Nation as eH, rd srenethen i
and add 10 It's glory and its power as
BY the wise se, W5b OF Other s How
lar heart has longed during these years ~ INT
e9c snngement Of our foreign affairs under Ben
jamin Harrison and James g. Blame. 'A p 40 he
And who does not know that the ref. sser 2I of
Republican party to powfr means mean cae anJ without
tus,er the assertion of American Tfh'1b a ana anti
p"nriftcan, which holds thet the Unite! States
as Nation responsibility nor S %n1' to per-
form as q member of the family or Iatio ~, &, aet
enghted and civilized nation can "a ooo 0oo pe5-
ME with it's great wealth and It's great strens M.
must stand as a conservator OF nre ,bn noiicy Of
tho word over We have outgroWH ,hc Po''E -, a
isolation we have something TO DO Ithn proper
the world 10 study our example aru ~ restored
the guidance Oh d
Republican administration. ought 70 ana oI,,shment
the spirit OF liberty which seeks me so,er that