New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS DINE.
ENTERTAINED AT THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
SENATOR MCARREN AND OTHERS


The Democratic editors Of the State who are
here "a guests Of Senator McCarren chairman.
and the members Of the Campaign Committee or
the Democratic party. met yesterday. ending win
dinner az the Hoffman House last night Almost
TO man the editors declared Elliot Danforth to be
acceptable a candidate for Governor. He was
present In the evening. but did not attend the
dinner He warmly greeted. however, and
chatted with many Of tho prominent visitors
The dinner was a success. Senator McCarren
presided and made n brief speech. There were
other speeches Of an Informal nature. strongly
leaning toward silver. Senator McCarren said In
part
The Campaign Committee Of the Democratic state
Committee was appointed 10y the State committee
TO do work that In the opinion OF the state com
mlttce was necessary. preliminary to the sue
cess OF the Democratic party in the state oi New
York at the election next November. since me
appointment OF the committe" II has placed ITSELF
In communication with the men who represen ne
Democratic party IN the respective counties OF me
state As A result OF its work thus far. 1t - on
abled to say that the DemoCraic party ihT9g y Z.
breaches. subordnating iis factional dinsrehces
and uniting us forces for the purpose on e.G, Ing
tho candidates be seected al the apprOachlns
State Convention. It Is not tho intention OF me
time II would be regarded as bad taste to at al
tempt lay down code OF procedure OF M tlVu
% for b h u Kep%Gn fh Committee
anticipate the action Of the Republican parry tne
nlcon that the Republican party is about to per-
form a piece OF political legerdemain.
Colonel Rooeovolf as We admire the patriotism and
Valor o. every soldier and sailor VINO TOOK par ~
he recent war W. have as great an adnlFat non
FOR the patriotism OF tho Young Democrat OF rne
is, Reeirnon OF tho Young sailor in tho Navy VINO
He'd al the gun. and Who names are now tor-
yot'fn as wc have for n" Republican colon"l VINO
Is fortunately alive. ~ parisans We ciAiln ctrul
FOR the Democratic rcpresen aiiVeS IN congress "llo
nv their persistent advo,acy o. the Cubsn , GauS
precioitl ted the war We think the l<cPuoH.,t'n
Coneressmen who stood by them shoulh t''rN' ~
same conmendation. We give 20 the l)e.nocrdlIr
citizens Who contributed Of their wealth. 10 cdiL
on tho war. and sustain N" AfU i,t ,bo
anne praise vc give TO tho Republican citz"nS VINO
d.t the same thing. The Democratic snare OF me
glory proceeding from the war Is pre0iseN 'nN sumo
as the Republican share 49, ~. 80 ,.o,
Nobody doubts the personal hoheStSs. -. .,d,d -
ernor Norton and Governor Black NO candott ~ =
that may be named by III" Republican pa -, ~
YEAR would stand higher IN tho estimation VI w
people than those candidates stood AZ ,ns nm W
NAV h. dominated and elected by the Republican
parfv will be able 10 do any better as represehtd
ivn Of his rarfr We aqk the assistance OF ,n.
presa in approhonding tho Republican parry, nv
frat I. has hoor detected and Is about 10 crop ITO
o. $50, zee, ~-,...- f-~rr Sc record
Som. ~ those present were \. " Mcraa i1,I
&c ,II.u-nu.tiu. IIckahoe. .. +. n ichIm liz
pspatch" W.rwick: L. II. Fsrenbaugh me
democrat" Waterloo. v. ~ Baldwin. me Demo, rd
crai." Watkue: " :. Hawkins The Journal ana
Democrat" Watervliet 4 r. 'owies. 49, me Demo =,
-" Weusvilio. " e. Reynolds The Times.
" hitehalI tuarlee + Horton. "fhe Eastern Stal'
Journal" White Plains. Ambrose Lee. J ne '@u' -.
ior' Williamsbriier. AIRED Fox, Tho hrIald,
t;corgc r. Foster. The Democrat Ithaca, ". J.
smith Tn, BROOKLYN Telegram Otto Huoacn
"staa'e Z"it ms. N"W-Nork. WIZARD = Kel,' ~ ~
lin Orange. James \ Betts. Uistcr: W. r
IIj.ars, IN Jonrnai." Sew York and william T.
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