The sun., 1900-11-22
DEPEW GUYS EVERYBODY.
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| This. notwithstanding He's the Gsest Of M
sage ~ the MsyAewsrs D-scesdants' Din.
ner 81 DeinosiceS Judge Howiand Gives
the senator Some os nls Own Medicine
Senator Channcey NJ Dcpew. who was NOT
| upon the prenrransed toast list. was called
upon at tho end Of tho slxth annual dinner
| Of the society NJ Mayfower Descendants al
| Delmonico's last night and enllvened tho oc-
! casion CONSIDERABLY. There we're about one
hundred and nfty members Of the society and
| their guests present, speeches had been made
| hv Percy Sanderson. the British Consul-tien-
| .ril. Frederick " Hollis. John Kendrick Bangs
F, and Representative Castor A Robbins OF Ten
nessee before the postmaster. Justice Good
| rich OF brooklyn called on senator Depew.
saying that It would be an entirely uncOnven-
,ional and unfe ling public dinner that could
adjourn without giving Chauncey Depew a
chance to talk. Justice Goodrich told a story
about an occasion forty years ago when he
gave place to Senator Depew at public meet
ing on the understanding that the senator was
TO talk only twonty minutes. Senator Depew
talked for two hours and Justice Goodrich
did not have a chanc to say word.
senator pepew said thar h@ rcmembeTed tho
o, casion very we'll lnasn1ch ~ Justlc" Good
rich h,d chosen 10 BRING NJ the subject h" world
now tell the whole truth abort II. which was
simply that the political boss of Brooklyn in
tha. day. and we had them la that day." said
the Senator. 'Gs We do In this. came Ia him and
sad, poin,ing to Justice Goodrich. we know
You only want TO talk twenty minutes. but there
is a young nrd ambitious ciss over there und
We have promised him that he shall follow you.
See that he dposn't get a chaucn
What was I 70 do?" asked Senator Depew.
4 was very fond Of Goodrich. but l had the
interests of the party even more at heart
suppressed Goodrich. but the party was saved. "
Laughter.
Il have been very much interested. he con-
tlnued. by the speeches I have heard here to-
night. !. was pleasant TO hear from the young
man from Yonkers, Mr.. Bangs. ! am a Vest
chester man you know, and we are all Interested
In the fresh country Produce OF We-tchc5ter
II Is fact well established that Yonkers thinks
tina. It has produced everything that counts for
ANYTHING that Is contained within the bounda-
rles OF the whole United States. ! listened 10
the instructive and solemn oratlon 81 the sec-
retary of the American delegation to the Hague
"it was highly instructive to hear him tell
about all the things that the conference has
| done for the world especially in view OF the
| daily bulletins certifying to the influence Of
| the conference that We are teotlying from
| lar stress was that the conference had brought
| 1t about that private property shall be re-
II s G war .a1Io .aas Sny Pae kr
read In the afternoon papers to-day that the only
| chinese prince who has shown any desire To
| be friendly 20 the foreign Powers has been
| discovered living in the most abJect poverty.
And why! The newspapers say that all his
family silver was discovered at the home Of
the French Ambassador. and that the Ambas-
| sidor kindly and iEagnani'nousy consented
10 give rart OF it hack . hin. IanShterl
deal OF satisfaction in recalling that the ami
versary Of the landing Of the Pilgrims was
the same as the anniyerNarI h Of Rum M p msde
and ds' SLOW is,.shteri n.y. ancestors did pot
on The MA =, The he rs sSs
ther started. Your. didn't luckily for New
York. Laughter. 1hcv werea narrow pig,
no no, human man virtues that would be recognized
| us virtues to-day.
The senator went on to say that the Yankees
| Elements and had robbed the simple Dutch
| Of all their industry and economy Ind gathered
,osether H. soid ,ha, he vas ,SmtGd t., to
| Ills very oldest. but he did not think ANYBODY
would recognize 1t ercsrt ,ludgc Rowland.
Ts"." he M onf they es are an grow grown ny n mS SnS
every eyex atf t,e Vile Gpd gets GETS @ some Of cf them
| and brings them out as ex otica. and tells them
until every body IL tired Of them and then the
| next time tell them. every body says that Is
| this IL a story OF the days that were not so
| prosperous as these. when, Uncle Russell lMr,
| Russell Sage had brought Senator Derew
| 10 the dinner as his guest; and wns
Wall ., Street gathering the cream Of
| literally downtown by the dear lambs. oh,
| Uncle Russell deserves all he gets II Is one Of
a less sophisticated generation how To take
| care of their money tlaughterl and how to lose
Il Tla ghterl and they ought To be paid for that
service TO mankind. They ought to be paid
| for it."
Then the Senator went on and told the story
| He told several When he wa. through Jus
tice Goodrich called on Judge Howland
-Chsu1Scy Depews ,Hit sid siu iadSe howland
a backward production, We all know, the
| CHARACTERISTICS of things that are found In back
| yards. They arc usually decayed and worm
| eaten. They make good fertilizer As he
| ton OF exotics never look too closely into
| the history Of the good things use. feel
| like the woman who was asked II she did not
boil the Croton water nowadays TO kill the
| AQUARIUM than a morgue'-
Representative Robbins told the mothers
OF the society 10 impress upon thn,r daurh:
ters that Wheeler and Hobson of Alabama and
had won the Spanish war and that In the coun-
try that bred such men we're TO be found far
better husbands than among the impecunious
and spendthrft men OF titles on the other side
OF the ocean.
Among those present were Justice Beekmen.
Austin b Fletcher W. W Griswold. Charlie.
y Robinson. John T Terry. The Rev Or and
Mr.. Brady Rackus. Ashbei p Fitch, Mr.: and
Townsend, Charles IIoyt, Mrs. Elihu Root
Willis s. Paine and r G. James