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end 70 tie snbsSfs..lns sondominig% Ri yH IL
abandoning mono Of our commercial rights
In 'ss entire d aug group We have sstablisheS SeS
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sn istSpI.n Canal Tor the 'o use O. ali we'll, ell
can oynershiP and American c9ntrol.of
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Sure as we are Of our rights in these mat
ters, convinced as we are oi the authenticity
still beckons us forward. ] can yet assure
you that so long as the Administration Of
sSIifui as those % to which nO they ys have BEEN s
and are now conf,ded, there will be no more
surrender Of our rights. than there will be
The President TO whom you have given
your invaluable trust and confidence, like
N M hnvn mDv pnw h as ~
ing weak ,,.a one He feels and snowsTfS, r. e.
OF administration'-that the nation over
whose destinies he presides has a giants
Of peace But that coHscousness So Of siren 9Th
brings with II no temptation to do injury
70 any Power on earth. the proudest or the
the friendship Of all the Powers: we want
| TO trade with all peoples: we are conscious
a " source Of advantage to aS them V and % of proft
10 ourselves But no wantonness OF strength
will ever induce US 70 drive hard bargain
will any fear of ignoble criticism tempt us
to insult or defy a great Power because it
The attitude OF our diplomacy may be
indicated in text Of Scripture which Frank
lin;-the hrst and greatest OF our diplomats-
{ was presented at the Court OF Versailles.
| II was a text his father used to quote TO him
the SS Soy shGR tSo ssn %
| his business, he shall stand before kings
| Let us be disent in our business and we
| svaeger-stand. as friend and equal. ask.
ing nothing putting up with nothing but
| in the great Democracy Of nations
Mr.. Hay was .applauded frequently.
His assertion that diplomacy and love were
| the only two followings In which man
| might not boast Of his successes with pro-
priety caused prolonged laughter. OF the
| those which concerned the life Of President
| Mckinley brought the most applause.
| The sentence next In order will come
Pacific cable and an Isthmian canal. for
| the use Of all well-disposed peoples. but
! under exclusive American ownership and
American control brought out volley OF
shouts of Good Good" and long and loud
| applause. Gov. Odell, following Mr.. Hay.
said:
GOV. oDELLs SPEECH.
| Mr. President, gentlemen OF the Chamber
a few days ago from my friend Mr. Smith.
esu Bsp, ursinS me " to 'H disregard d." some engage
ments that had made, for tonight and to
be present at the Chamber Of CommerSts t ~ !
the prospect Of being compelled to make a
material that they proposed 20 work upon you.
| For thirteen long years, ! Nss the son OF n tns
| During that time at frequent intervals,
4 was my duty as well as P,ivilssr to resP0dndd did
this. not because the Mayor could not do IT.
but because ] was young llaughterl ~ !
pride II made a failure, he said 1t was be-
frsas fsSsh.r 'i Ss"S se9 Of tine isEsr
| lost his job as Mayor and with desire 70
q oratory that had aIegted in ny ny carly early
eTner enySf OF the r State Of New YORK Applause
| expected that these gentlemen we're put
ting something up for me and thai there
| Of their invitation have labored for hours
| u. prepare an e1temporaneous speech which
more hours in memorizing il. so II at any
stage stage Of the rather extended address which
to Tss sso% '9psh, R1a x Ps PARDON %g me-
pull my manuscript and use Il. daughter
GLAD To BE NEW YORKER
lam glad 70 be a New Yorker am glad
| because We have within our borders the
great city Of Now York. which has demon
strated within the past week that II 4 able
to take, care OF itself lUreat applause
am glad you hsys chosen b as your prs.eet Sn.ei
with US tonight Applause and although
| / am from the country and he comes from
fiction when We come TO consider what is
necessary for the great city OF New YORK
I'SS.S NV YapE state its greatness has been
the theme Of many post prandlal ofA,lons
the T 3. d. pe9plc .pe sopS
/ our commonwealth a. the Empire STATE OF
/ the Union. Our thoughts turn 10 It's ship
/ of miles OF railroads and its many business
\ enterprises and wherever We so, whatever
i may be our coed fortune 70 S behold ~ other hsr
| home il in th" greatest state OF the greatest
| nation OF the world ,-,
| ous Of the reputation Of their public men.
| and ia no other state do public ohlcials re-
PSPd more oiSsI anSSsy 40 We 70 ~ found more
| corporate wealth. greater individual enter
prise aud more satisfaclory results TO our
| in any other section of the country Prom
| The port Of OF New York there goes forth
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