New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
WEST SIDE CLUBS DINNER.
Continued from Hrst pngc.

and success with wealth ana ss'e' Isntrenched in
BEYOND Of rover and influence from which our
ccvrn folly only can remove US. with par, ,rtes
S,S "a" comparison and future whose glo I
carrot be foretold we should pioneer W., hose
We .spa WISDOM postcrity has admired and az,
proved The American character u .nno ia with
"a % The struggles OF the weak IN any quar,.n v
the glcbc. but with these 9ual,.i,eS Infant which
blended that sobrcty and judgment Wltlou u', ,be
the Other attributes are as showers "i'"o"' wv
s2i. ,s hone that that sobriety and judgment VIII
not desert US now In these times OF eNCee emed'
and enthusiasm. when me masses asses. ar" nsr and the
National heart is set TO martial music iet US Iii
that somev here In the ,hppng no org Let us hope
~ ,ns Ign has been followed by the serenity OF
lie morning the stronger qualities OF the AtheIioa'
character Will be to emerge and take com, on
monS We cannot TOO soon take counsel OF Our our
,,,Se,,o and discretion When seventy million
people enter upon q course they should so lat as
human foresight can. determine where that course
all Lead They should not advance ike one Grop-
ing in tn night not knowing until step mas psew
taken wt,,hor Il will lead up or down. Ih Sy
sfovld not permit their policy to be determined by
ihe chance: OF little var or the passions s. o. d,s
asiers IN which subsequent generations. II not our
own. may ind their overthrow. ..,o ,ood hovond
No country in the world has so little heeu 1919 ~
what II possesses No powerful country IN anco rne
world would face gIeateT danger Sy we have
s'tion II would violate polcE "i Nv steadily
hitherto professc1 and to which we nave 80 We
sie yT Hr,en + WOULD increase the Army
and Navy 20 limits which the AmetltSdn WIN I'm
would rc.u,,"ntN ",oM o," and dependent people.
possessing none OF the attributes whicn M"Htu :,
would emhro.i us I'm Inc dangers Of international
freo ,"8 when freedom has so largely
added % our m3cpcnd ,ace and our safety
VAsrNEss OF THE COUNTRY.
such policy could be justified by our past pas.
history OF orr future needs ms Coun,.i LIN
yesorrc,s ID. bouTdlcss hat there are single States
Whlcn c'uo "~nr us..'n i La nroi,'cts Of tho
earth are Welding IN ahn1ance anu az ~a,ing
sai' am easy no i c,or,ies Of me peope are
IN" rrm"'e, c"rn'rs 1"r ~ and pros
,mIoS CA az nom a.u ,'e a., bavc sbundantlv re-
turned This last condition. MI President. Is one
OF me fruits 81 irumph"nt kthoonSan'S,nb a' ha
sSk,yei HIS result Viii preserve twill continue
ihoi policy whose wisdom has been so rchy eNs
eS.eriences off tie past will stand for a united and
compac' Na'ion. unimpcded by burdens seh-im-
lr' u' "...'n ~ ,S II F.e oT,Jrd &C. Mr. Presl-
dorf 81 $atlonal extent but for that reason il
stands near 90 me heart q the citizen. ana must
niweNs t ,,j', O. Nd iicb We must not lose
eich, ~ in our contcmratrn 81 the greater and
moro remote Some II the greatest examples OF
L'pun,o'" 'il'npi "rl'" ,on y oise IN he no.
n,coi rc,d hae the confes, been harder or attended
with Sreator sacrifice. Those who have carried the
guns hnd s.i.' 'l. p' s ,,, "' $50 soar ie
deror,''oo So demand has ever found them un-
prepared. and no tack has been 100 great or haz-
aIeo,, Is n .Hci @ , 'Re leans IKE
fha standard Of the tarfv has been held in front
a. in National affairs the historic pohcy OF me
hriu'hr ,h"4Ia no r"l'lny'1 SU III H'"e 1l"
h. r,,rsu.d
40 republic can endure which forEets its soldiers
~ party Gan cndnt" Whlch lorseis us nSht'iS,
,tr,isItd ,iy,,e No. roiee mem biebcr bnt a
,.r,arv fu,rc awaits thar PARTY which in the blind
Worship of ideals. i"fs'is me realizes lhat erec,sd
oif d, h.,n5... r,r moe" ,ho yyoud e,'..,c Cd tne
endeavor must Doc constant and unrecnimg In
lnc-r vs." Eases arc 'T nitiun''S ~ '''' N''''
p,v,h i-Gri, ma. an rs post with infinite hone
for ~ nr ire 'ct ue renew our service 10 the end
that It's 'riumphs already won may lead 10 greater
"l""p'' H'' o." '''''
Nr Riack.s remarks evoked some anulause but IL
...,,cd os II his anfiexparsion sentiments had
fallen upon rather unsympathetic ears.
pptcttr Talk FROM FX-u-DGr ROWLAND
bIl'Hl iNLN fh'M hN-'' D'' Nv" HN->D'
rx-Judrc Henry e Rowland was next intro
oucod. and enh'ened the aHaH cohSi"et"DN win
rapid hre or Jokes and pointed stories Begln-
hnE WIZ" from .',5o a. I
Oh h'' "''' s'''"''' Nv" ~ ~
WITH those We love 10 he win u" assured MS
n''.',' .'"' ~, ,',s1on, -, ~ rrosonco 80
waite IN me ranks f"t aiihdent ID inc presence OF
90 many leaders. something Ike the good deacon
who tal sat IN exceedingly late on Thursday
-. -, ~. a. ..e,,r o., Fri
N'-"' '.'' '' "''"" - "' ~"
riled absent. rnindedly. 1T ism, my lead
-. s.u, .s - 81, - no non,
n''' sun '" ''''N'' 'e" .r va ''s"e
friends. because II cold hand Is typical OF
warm heart. ''ail these cold bottles must signify
49,.
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speaking OF nov times rem'hueu Him OF sign
b. once saw In 'front.' OF a church. which. reckless
of punctuation. asserted that the pastor would
nreach ON the following Sunday upon .IIeu Is
i'''" ~" "'' '"'''"''e "'' ~
paved with good intentions All are "eicone' seats
are free" After the laugh which this raised
IA .,,bst1os NJ Howio,d cold I'm grave tones.
~ - M,
hlt never regarl u sermon IshtS. am ike
the man who said. It's a very poor sermon that
doos not hi, mo somewhere
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nj ~" ,""" 81 voc % -,
rupted by hand-clapping and merriment that the
thread OF Il hard to keep. ARE you sure you
nke The learned Judge who had listened long and