The sun., 1900-11-08
ODELL THE GUEST OF HONOR
REpTBLICAN CLUB ENTERTAINS THE
GOvERNOR.ELECT.
lie Ask. the support Of All Good Cihnens OF
the state for Needed Legislation -""ou-
run SAYS Something Must ne Done 70
Ke,cuc New York From Tsmmany CONTROL

RlhDtI members ana iFSS hNp'o "N'h''' -
the Republican party in this city. In addition
to the compliment. to Mr., Odell and the general
falcltations over the result Of Tuesday election
the keynote for the Mayoralty campaign Of
1901 was sounded loud and clear. 1t was de-
clared BY lieut-tov. Woodruff, Secretary
Cornelius y Bliss and Con. FrancisV. Greene In
short speeches that the next election In
the city Of New York must be
won by combination Of all the
antl-Tammany forces backed by such action
Of the state Legislature as would Insure
freedom to the electors from intimidation
by the Tarnmany controlled police force II
was not asserted that State constaoulary
bill would be the measure urged by the Ke-
publican managers TO correct the evils 81 par
tisansAip with which this city is now afflicted.
but there was no InlstakIng the PURPOSE 70
dew vlee and push some niail wheIepL t.e W. ,'
could express their viii at the i"lls Tree from
police coercion. In the opinon OF le3t
Gov Woodruff IL was an absolute essential
to success and Governor-elect Odeli promised
that In so far rs lay in his power to attain thts
end he would act with tho knowledge that
al good citizens were behind the movement
there Wele about ffty menUsis OF the cluo
at the dinner. senator Chauncey 81. Del ew, ~
odeli, On his lett was Mr Woodrur,, Other.
at that table were er-Gov BLACK, Sorhelus
n Bliss, Gen. Greene. Justice William D. Cone b.
Edmund Netinore Louis stern and Charles A.
Senator Depew before Introducing to
The nineteenth century was ushered in by
the election Of Thomas Jehorson. lhe twenteIh
century s ushered In by the election of " llllain
Mckinley. There is a singular repetition, Of
history at this conjunction Of the centuries.
Jefferson and Burr, the Democrauc candldate-.
was thrown into the H0Usr oi Representatives..
Burr immcdi1tely made an e'l 'ft LyT VA" IT,
idsGncy Is asn' .I }"n'2% be cho..a S a
renrcs.n,od tho solid principles y the DEM
ocratc party Burr was MY I'tt.
which there was any number ot votes. no matter
how crud" tho Ism or how danSs-nus the iau'
ists hated jefferson hecaus" II was due 10 MS
gcniT-. statc.nanship and sunerh party leader
shin that they had been driven from, power.
A., the cG2 "a S.w G%"fnr n. A'Tsns HeSer ~ whom
liked or was on cordial terms with jefferson,
advised their party associates % elect the author
Of the Declaration of lndependence. Their
argument was that BUR-. wh!le his success
might hcp the uartv. would he dangerous I
the country, whil, Jefferson was patriot ard
and lis STABILIZE which we"e the safeguards
oi national credit and indl vidual prosperity,
a hundred years 60 hy, and. while Mr.
BRYAN is an Infinitely better man in every re-
spcCt than Aaron Burr vet h" represents tho
ori,.s isms and fads which are dangerous to tho
national credit and tn business Of the country,
So the tables reversal tho real descendants
OF Thomas JeNcrson IN the nolitical Inc. ne
the brains an 4 tn distinction Of the Democratic
party, act a. lid ths Fodetalists n hun dr"i
years ago They, temr9rarily leave their or
ganiLation. sacrifice their party allegiance tp
the maintenance Of the national credit and the
credit Of the national cnrrencv and become an
dnt @cb Y,. @ ,G reeIactiop W ~
William Mckin"v
Jefferson. first act after his Inauguration
was to purchase from France the territory
Of l.ouislanr his next 20 organize govern
ment for that vast domain and to restore order
within It's limits and to extend the blessings Of
mi pzti
were a people foreign In language, In race and
in ideas TO the people by. whom they had been
afterward. Of tho Adinlni-tration Of Mr.. McKin-
ley. will be To restor" order, TO give a stable
Sysnmsnt and f. "ESHd AIerGTS iHst,g neins
Of the United states have emphrticaliy rati3ed
the treaty Of peace with spain. Thcy haye
Incorporated in the Territories Of the United
states aud are To be held such forever"
.All my, NJ, Dcosw SUD ,,,,, r. losing Il
and whom We delight 20 honor Ben odeIl."
wh,l The choering that greeted him was
over tho nsxt Governor said
'Sp''rhnlilng i not my forte. speeches
ara ike sDlp s'p'k Wh'l Won want new
spN,'h yol ortlg' tn ,psr2dents, but the
Va have inst wa 4 splendid victory OF
which every business ma and every
oi 'f PreSon, Td S@ MsEncv rTo TS" rro. that Is Ge
wave OF pr"-pcri,r viii roll higher and higher
until IL SURPRISES the record Of 1902 In the
Stdtp. TOO, we IhNt tts UllUN uul"ll ldHl lSSlitS
as here are in tho national field You in New
York are interested in th" Development Of your
commcrc" The Rcnnhican. during the la,t
into the dc limo OF the canal This l. one of
the paramount subjects We have before us
now Whatever decision we may reach will
lie determined on the line of the grcate~r good
10 the greatest number II It /. neCosSarv 10
spend more money on The canals. the people
will surely acquicSce II II he found that he
svStem is antiquated, other means for bringing
back tho commerce will he found
The Republican party /, bound nv It's pledges
20 improve the system of tayatipn. Whore
the burdens are 10 all il is necesSary, for the
LEGISLATURE 10 determine. II may be that
many interests have escaped the burdens.
If SO, IL il my aim 20 correct this and to make
the system 30 equitable that every man will
'In Now, York city you have seen something
q the evil clects which light follow par
the attention of the Legislature. In the cor
recting Of these evils We will need IT," aid Of
all who believe In honest government. whether
they be Democrats or KeuubliCanS, and |
honestly hope that when anything comes up
involving the interests Of the Republican party
and the State for they are Identical, YOU will
feel the same liberty to advise NO as YOU did
when was chairman OF the Republican state
sir woodruff. who followed. his chief. sad IA
par;
from a Republican ,'andpoint. Tlis morning
we turned Our cyC- 10 the camTaiGn of 1901
and We Ie,4uEniaed that within the uekt year
we shall have - make "A supreme effort To wre~t
this municipality from the clutch # 1nnmriy
Hall, This great city has gone 80, 900 asanst
US with such men MOhiuley and
Roosevelt running against such men
~ Rryan and Stevenson. ! feel eure
that with the ant-Iammany forces all
combined We can hope to do no better. II that
IL so. something has got 10 be dnur between
arrive, In Brooklyn there were more men
who wanted e. soe Bryan defeated this wear
than there were four years ago. Despite this
Brooklyn gave only 5000 plurality th, wear
again,' 32.0O four year ago The reason for
this IS that whereas four wears ago the RopuNil-
cans were ia control yesterday lanmany Hall
va. in control
That the whole thing There IL no doubt
about IL. Why, four election districts right
around my home gave nla,orities which, II
they had been maintained all over the city
would have carried BROOKLYN bv 10000 IL
wa in IN" ricu Democratic districts. where
yuicr Intimidation prevailed. that the slump
otnc. ! believe that II viii bo iIuIosSh,. to
,let an anti Iawmtry Mavor UeNt Nuvcrn-
her unless IdWWany De shoru ~ its power 10
do thtS injury through rolice IoWcr. A. the
tioverUor hoS said. thes'' considerations must
hc brought carly 20 tho l1ri-a,urc l0u
pcOpl' must make tNiS ,Du'I'ncnf known al
tl.e ctpt al - that We can nc. Tor the good ~
10 ll'ty md Tho l."oIl" ~ la'r"
Vow tuN iS t'li- ~ no tlOnr' Thsra is tax
oi a S'l'e cpr~tti"tlsry hii some .ay tlis
Matropo't an pp1c' force has been suggested
othc~ ohi'"'io'- --o oirorcd ~ his No plan
viii CON" u' 'nnt docs not meet with ohi.ciinr
atll "a t.1l l-f I. A lsl l,.-F