New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
MARQUETTE CLUB DINNER
PRESIDENT THE GUEST or HONOR AT
CHICAGO BANQUET
An-,tsIsuop IRELAND SPEAKS or THE IEpvBi-lc
SENATOR FAIRBANKS WARMLY CoNNENN7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPEAK.

ADMINISTRATIONS OTHERS ePEAk
Chicago oct 7.-Thir,y-sv, hundrei men gath
AIRED around the tables IA the e~eas banquet Ia" OF
the Auditorium tonight a. the annual banquet OF
49, vs-ouette club The banquet IS star cvcn'
here and although coming At the same time as t''
Fall Festival IS not d'stnctively part o. X. i'e
festival banquet. under the auspices % NE h'h'"''
Committee Will be on Monday night
The guest % honor tonight was PRESIDENT NC
xinley, who sat at raised table on the east SIDE
of the hall on the right % President Mckinney
sat Archbishop Ireland. OF St Paul Others at the
table were Secretaries Root. Hay and Gage At,oi
ney General Griggs. Postmaster Genera Hh'''
other members Of the PreSiden'i'l parry """ ''" '
of the Marquette Club
II was O'Clock when President Wickersham after
she tables had been removed called the gathering
70 order and introduced Addison Ballard an oid
settler OF Chicago. who gave humorous oescnp''o"
Of Chicago in SIS carly days IN speaking u" '''
sentiment "Old Chicago"
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND Of THE REPUBLIC.
Archbishop Ireland. O. ST. Paul. responded TO the
,oast "rbe American Republic" &c said in part:
The American Rorubic. We salute hey in *
ulting pride We roffer TO her The pledge OF uno?
ing love and loyalty. GOD OF nations "" pray !"
Thee S taq5 She e" Repub otrtys own reaton
temp, Of human Ish' s an an ~ freedom nspra
ton Of hope 70 all peoples Of earth she deserves
The Amercan Rcpabc The PRIDE Of Naq 5c a 3jo
Of sef-sacrince 10 our keVo4Uro,'~i\ he en-
bodiment OF our own highest civil and political con
cepts; she is o3rs TO cherish ana TO TIn,sSed in
The American Republic! May Americans never
fail 10 know the fuiness OF her beauty ana o. her
greatness: may they never cease I'D -. .,,",G
The feay and the energy wa,h her H'' loS ~ T
sanizeo demoSraa az 80 non, Fsr own citizens
Is such she draws 10 herself the attention Of Inc
Material prosperity belongs 10 rs as to 10 other
people There is no pom io-aay 'og me M or
mac csr 10 That he, people know no;hins o. TIE
higher lie "l.h me- ,,,r,eri.,rs Va 10 sub
iugate the land and bald FOR ihem5e.Ar mae t i1
homes; ms mQCn cone he -, f%lV are IN obedl-
ence 10 those demands what they give pv ~ ART
dong proves ina GEM n,Srica viii 80 her part
in me intellectual Interests OF ~ 9Sicroraon Of
There mas so PS oTrg Of The standard public
private lie as tne ieSE - - ia roin. ont certain
men a. evidences of the contrary am spe"iH-in3
Of the people al arc Si American lie makes for
honor and honesiy for 5rnh a' Condemns wrong
that public opinion lnFatlaulI NV Us oil- I'M
stinted approval high moral IDEAS S SoTe IS the
conduct; that the typical Ameti,a1i IN America re-
gHardian OF M 5onor hat the number Of AMER
n nsp Who are earnest in living for suffering nu
many IN effor,s 10 f up the masses 10 save save
Americans among The m9st geR,e,S4u men Moral
denquences and moral sores he.e are 6,h IN coun
M there not such tnlits jill Ni.Ci
tries and are they the evil fruits or deIHTS cT,g
And surely there has been in America ne q he
OF oo inf a. whose cali TOY heroes citizens YIN sh
speed with such forge lulqess Oh soiers O ready 10
sacrifice life for country are nf,C 30 ,T The ranks
~ Army or Navy Ana with what valor ana "is,
skill American soldiers give battle ,-oier,ca
E,s a. and pers exist under every form Of EpE
eminent; democracy must n9t % pa tbere are
AIMED for sTSh cs gS ha Successfully combaed
a. iemocracv: there are perils which can n
be successfully aver'ea III With ~ righteousness
be among the many d u ~ .crested ratriotism
sines lov, o' ,,, ~ me country or is people.
BE It III, duty Of Americans 10 I3Se ooness re-
ligon paiIlo,isIn, 49, - al National and social
qucstions ana all viii be well. ,..-- 49,. <,~,,
and wha1tey'r c 6q WE adort et US be mind,
WnaoFVe, enc .'' tr3or"tbo American Republic. lie IS
tho enemy of AN his own rights ana o. thq 3 o.
humanity We ny 'ur III r5o IN Striving 70 re-
press license brings in measures that are neon
patibe with free goyernmenL @ h Ver d6s
IS Nsr qhspea'' "''''
The Ar.~ican- Repporc, She I've, and /, hbeTty
me '..eriy. Wherever i goes liberty goes WIZ
fo-dav the iourTleying Of the iaC Of America TO-
ward distant isles We pray for It's safety and rs
nonGT T beTT ana al the bessngs hat 20 Win
liberty some say II means in Asia the repression
Of liberty Cod forbid, II means in Asia the in
sutution Of civil order 50 that America TO whom
the fatcs Of have brought the ursought duty
Of ainiainng GIaeT III inose $50 ,, HAY sc w SC
there have the right to speak for the people. what
the people desire and for what the people are n;
reg s e efe.r r,s,orea ga , itS ~ F
Phillppines the harbnger and the guardian Of the
l9Srty and The rights Of the peop I NJ, -,
her ibertv Uili i've ' '''
80. $500. hmm 49,, -...., 49,, 49,.
AS soon a. 'he app4auSe ""lch greeted me Aich
bishop as he took his seat enabled President Wick
ersharo 70 he heard he irtro6 .ced Secretary Root
80, -. a.o4 w. - -. ,,. -
MI HoOt oPe"eu HIS remains ~ s8S"'e
nm not unmindful that the easiest way 20 b.
interesting is be indiscreot. and that the mos
practical aids 20 oratOry are expressions which
Srop,eJ in the heat Of the evening do rot CONNER
themselves 10 the sober thought Of tomorrow. /