New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
5 hands Pm so glad that you turned out

velt's hands. I'm so glad that you turned out
10 good" remarked he, in joking way
WHO the devil ever thought I'd turn out
bad?" asked Colonel Roosevelt
Well I'm Glad to see you come BACK awe
/ didn't think you would" said Mr. Hanna
About this time somebody announced in iouo
voice that there refreshments upstairs
The crowd began to thin out at once Coionei
Roosevelt noticed this and cried Let my boys
here have a chance at tfat lunch before IL ali
roesv' The crowd cheered at this. and MADE
way for the Rough Riders. who filed upstairs
and set upon the luncheon with the same IN
vincibIe courage they showed before santiago
Colonel Roosevelt left the club at IL o'clock.
All the State candidates were present excepting
John p Jaeckel. candidate for State Treasurer
and Edwin A. Bond. candidate for State En-
gineer. Senator Platt was not present
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
Among those present were Chauncey NJ
Depew, Colonel job D. Miley, OF Hehera'
Skaters STAFF: General A. r. Chaffee, state
Senator Krum. Senator Marcus A. Hanna Ten
eral c. H. T. Coils, General Stewart L. Wood
ford. Edward Lauterbach Louis +. fnyn. VIII
lam Brookheld General f. c. O'Brien' Clty
MAGISTRATE Thomas +. Wentworth trcderick .
Gibbs. Judge Charles T. Saxton, Collector 80.
WELL exMayor Strong, W. B. Howell. ASSISTANT
Secretary OF the Treasury; ex-Pohce tohI t
sioner Thomas L. Hamilton. General JONI
Palmer Secretary OF State of New forK; sen
ator Lexow John Sabine Smith. Assemblyman
Francis f. Laimbeer. Senator John FORD eN-
Senator Warner Miller. Seaver Page Wh nam
IL Carter Philip Block, w. c. camp, Slt!
Magistrates Mott and Olmsted Jacob NJ Pat-
terson ex-Assemblyman Samuel G. Arthur
Thomas Lawlor Barcus ex-Pohce Corninlss lt,
Frank Moss, James r. Sheffield. Judge Deuel.
James Talcott eX-POlice Commissioner Avery
D. Andrews, Judge William NJ. *. Olcott, CON
gresham John Murray Mitchell, John Streioling;
CT kair
Goldstein Henry Harris. Philip Spero. Adelbert
H. Steele Louis Hecht, ". F. Cook. W. D. Mcr-
Little. Colonel Lowell H. Jerome. Benjamin Op,,
penheimer. George Rabe. United States Marshal
William Henckel. Dr. William j. Schroeder. In
ternal Revenue Collector Treat, General O. H.
La Grange and f. \. Newell
There were also number Of Rough Riders
present among them. being Corporal Herrck,
Troop X; Private Kirch. Troop C. and Color
sergeants Lincoln and Wright. Sergeant Wright
was the only one Of them who was not in the
weather-stained uniform CT the regiment but his
breezy enthusiasm left no doubt as 10 ms 10Y
alty 10 both the regiment and TO Colonel Roose-
welt The men were almost as popular as was the
gallant Colonel himself: and were constantly
surrounded by inquirine group. VINO mace
them repeat and over again the lnclueh's
Of the war. Sergean; Wright was mining eN-
pert in Arizona before he joined the reglfneh ~,
about 80 per cent of the Rough RIDERS ne
said were originally for Bryan and free silver
There isn't man among them now VINO
wouldn't vote for Teddy II ne were the rresi-
A large number of kilograms OF regret were
received among them being MESSAGES from eA-
President BENJAMIN Harrison. J. Sloat Eassett'
Congressman Serene r. Payne, state senator
George r. Malby, Senator Horace Whlte' oe'h
Low and Speaker OGTady. =
George W. Adridge, state superintendent ~
Public Works. who was unable to be present
telegraphed follows: - -,
Confidently expected II he present but III
ness in family prevents Please convey 10 our
standard bearers earnest assurance of my near
test support. At, YVES
Ex-Governor Levi p Morton sent this mes
sage: 49,, ohu
Just arrived from the Adirondacks shaI
be with you and with the nominees in spirit II
not IN the flesh. tonight. 60
The following letter was received from "oN-
ernor Black A,d
''Your telegram received last evening. had
already completed arrangements FOR a rest oi
few d1vq in the country. and start thls moIhlhs
U,ctober d. | should be glad 70 attgd the re
ception but in my absence hope you VIII convey
10 the guests the nominees. my best wlshes anu
my earnest desire for their success sincerely
yours, fhA->h % D
ITO Chauncey NJ Depew.
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