New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
DJyNER FOR SENATORELECT.
MR.. DEPEw ENTERTAINED BY a PAHli
OF UNION LEAGUERS.

| C.ho,,,.or NJ Donew WAS the guest OF honor AT
dinner given by about forty OF the members OF '''
Union League Club at the clubhouse last night 10
| celebrate Mr.. Depew's election United States
senator Alfred Van santvoord presided. Among
others present were c. G. Bclman, Charles r.
Rrooker William Brookneld. j. Adriance Bush
& r. Galloway Henry W. Cannon. H. {. Du val
Joel g. Erhardt Charles A. Gould. Henry T.. HOW
land Thomas l.. James, James y. Laying Ahsoh
G. McCook Warner Miller. Seth NJ. Milliken. b. '.
w Rossiter !. Edward Simmons. r. A. 9. smith,
William L. Strong. Frederick D. Tappen and John
T. Van Wormer
Mr. Dopew made happy speech Of an Informal
nature I'm which he said.
When great honor comes TO a man II IS
diamond in the rough. Whether It VIII be- so
fashioned TO become 'of purest ray serene o.
ponds upon his use OF It and the view WHch IN, o,,e
world takes Of II. That which artisucally iashlons
the stone so that II reflects brilliantly every ray
OF light. for time at least. Is the 4nanh ,
Of its bestowal and the general applauso ~ ~
the act. Certainly such gathering I as oy ,nI,
pleasure. Congratulations have come TO ON, me
from almost every man and woman In the couhIfig'
Some OF them are very unique and snsuaiIS "a ir
inal. one man who little older and NeIy
village Of Peokskill has written me. AZ that ealg
period he my marbles conhscate1 my Dtr
sled al Christmas. and kept H. unt tho apple trees
were IN blossoms. After many vcissitudes ana
rart on the back Of one of his bills Of fare he
sent me this message My Dear Chauncey, you
have outrun me. thank Cod -. III.
No building IS large enough to hold the DOCKS
which have been written TO describe the world IN
which we live. Ny theory Is that people MAKE
their own world. What IS within themselves ny
nature and cultivation and what Is wi'hoa1 IN, rnf'i
their world Whether II IS a happy or mlseraDle
Is not matter Of fate or luck OF cI Id -;
Fortunately happiness Is ike the stangaIp ol
female beauty Every man has his own Ideas.
We have the Church. the political party the COL COZ;
sweeten our lives The Church brings together in
close and loving association accoli as, as oa'1
martyr spirit and the courage or conVlcIoHns ~ III
be brought out. The political party onds 10y We
ties Of a common cause and common hSp' $3.50
those who go together 20 the 'front.' Or me holl'st
hattie for their principles whether they belong 10
The minority or tie majority. the college bring
out develops and strengthens the best qualities or
last for life: the club separates the seilah. 1Ie
mean and the low-spirted from the generous open
hearted and manly good fellows Just IN proper
nortnnites % these four associations has he In
creased his chances FOR longevity and MS enjoy
"'I II nave been member OF this Union League
TdsTs rs preeident Its history from its organza-
ZION !, 1sf3 N date Is identified with the most elor
however. recall not 80 much the punI. aCoS 81
this grand old organiza'l lion a. the mon whose az
quaintancc I have formed. the irends NJ
,nado and the loyal urgolfsh and earnest sup
porters have found within these walls 90
Your greeting and ENCOURAGEMENT sleI di ~, 49,.
fje tho dire predictions Of the material tendeuceS
~ our times With an the competitions OF business
and the professions WIN S S et lives in All rs
r,iri'y and viP0r thar best Of possessions, human
Trena5hP Pho qr IN fTldispoas6ics Of The next six
years may satisfy yolr, "leI' s,rn\ 81 vcr,.
busy and pleasant Iie
speeches culogistic Of Mr.. Dopew were made by
G G Roaman. Father Henry y. Brann. eX-Judse
Henry z Howand. Thomas L. James. General
Arson G McCook. ! Edward simmons and John
r. Van Wormor.