New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
CALLS PLAT LEADER.
0DELL URGES HARMONT.
Gonrrnor Nclaes an address 10 Elec-
ton District CAPTAINS.

Governor oden was the guest Of honor At A
s.uner lsst night given for the Republican e,e>-
non district captains Of TIE XN1Nfh Assemble
district az HUber's Casino One-hundred-and-
sxty-second-st. and leromc-ave. The Governor
II 81 address cenied thHt there was any frie-
don in the Republican party. end made a plea
for pa-ty harmony and party unity
Edward H Healy. the leader OF the Assembly
nisrrict, was toostmoster. The dinner hal
hes1 ia progress some time when the Governor
arrived. The greeting accorded him was hearty
among those at the guest table were NJ Linn
Brace. ACuecuct Commissioner Ten Eyck. Tax
commissioner Wells, sN-Justice Ernest Hall
Tax Commissioner strasbourger. George "
Ezrmaher, Justice julius n Mayer Elections
Commissioner Page. James ". Perry. William
HaIpin, George r. Manchester, Park Commits
siorcr Eustis and Magistrate Baker
governor Oden said. FL part:
8 pleasant occurrence even when one occu-
res higA position 10 forget HAT you are His
-yce, sncz" and remember mat you are one of tba
Telr.f.c1as of mis- great Empire state 4 few
Tvs aeo whou 5lr. H5aly invited me 20 be presn4
/ promised To attend provided tie New-YoTk CON
s6s5 e postponed Tnat having been scsopis5
I gladly accepted The invitation 10 De here
elEays ENJOY meeting those who labor in sea SON
n-E -Cr LtepCallc1u success i read in one OF
5aS 5ee plans oT The sosaes IT was 70
cffhe County Committee. l. ! have any such plans
~I ~ vo because Sor'i I bsi;e iys MN convey
puf1ic plans q battle which may be checkmated
= Ve-f 10 assure you-and YOU have seen an indi-
cation az b. to-nisht-that neither Mr Bruce nor
e, SIN the same sincere and Ioval friends and
s5s-s is no ore in he city o. New-York mo can
c5--snc more than I his efforts for Republican
success this taL- II ne had found il possible TO
continue as the county president would have been
IS willing a. any one o. YOU 20 trust him with the
Interests 81 The Republican party IN New-York City
czrzario1 Is IN contemplation. With some re-
tr--e~r-ba-rz % me Dartv lines 50 that go,
vote may Re returned and liberal percentage
Re7ublran votes n the county and $500 more.
NJ Bruce broke IN 10 say it would he that
o- more. and this prediction was cheered. The
Governor continued
This can be accomplished Il every man takes of
-s coax and resolves 70 york as he never worked
s-hs % I'M now Tve-- captsiT shn8i5 iI E5
= moi 10 send a SILVER through the State for fear
as-srrsE betvvs- ~ eifS ana Nd M me ca IL -
r-y and I. perhaps. In an irnp-iUous moment. have
rejected The feelings Of the country
We have beer lookinE 70 New-York, with rs
tremendous increase N population for 20 per cent q
the vote u the Repuolcan column, II belongs
there. II has been there. and il viii be there next
you have heard Of change Of leaders. There
rsS been no change. The Republican party re-
-eT5e-s5 70 IL and Tor i by the senior Senate
from New-To-k. To deprive the party Of his wise
counsel Is not called for. and would be q unwiSe
Eszs5 Tsae- 81 he sts-e and 50 5slsjTafa
When there IS talk about the so-called ''hayseed"
re district oaTtai1s and leaders 10 show that
legislation Is alike for city and State There
n provides n every district in the State every ad-
Tsrtage - rs seuta 9!Lss by olet
Al educs-ec nan Is the states pest asset Ecu
cation dePrives prisons of their inmates and pro
We axe nose who have taken the first. step in
CINE sno PIJ them Z re.orTnatoiIes and return
- r-7s-ev-- - the Sra+e cf-e these fs,+s he
cause mar said n me recently that there was TOO
much pare-na Ism and these a's examples Of pa
-asT WI TEL you that Nev--york CITY is paving
more thEn el per cent a The taxes, but i IS not.
ts95asrs5raE y su!PT5ss mar Rep0blicaR news
pzpe-s II mis- c-T ~ Nev-Acrk have not prought
--ihutsd 70 the state about soo4pdo II which
z9leo vas returned IN school rates and other
Tbess ar Republican sentiments and not personal
Il zoe call man pauper he naturally res ers
- ana Il IS Just ne same VlJh ne ma
York Vow. am a oounrrynla-, but want 70 tel
ou thar ne country wants N do everything II can
We have q great hattie coming next year. We
IN know Of The glorious achievemerts OF Mckinley
srd The splendid manner N which Roosevelt has
1---e- --e soz TpsrsrT ~ victory next
N0vem5er-a. victory such as We never had But
rsI-e- Ne. " i--s $3.50 IN e tIIT5ay1
night and 7 have not time IN prepare for another
speech.
Governor Odeu expects to speak AZ the Cham
her q Commerce in Buffalo on Saturday night
Anything may do as a Republican you may
csu upon me for. and + il is IN my power shall
gladly respond" he said in closing
Governor Odeu prepared 70 leave the hall i'm
nedistely after his speech. but he was not per-
uitted 70 go until he had shaken hands with
most Of the diners, who gathered around him
with cheers and shouts
The other Speakers we're N. Linn Bruce, Will
am A Keener, Justice Mayer and ex-Judge
Ernest Hall