The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-18

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occasionally In order to make us appreciate
the virtues Of vice.
REMARKS on JOE HKpdEs.
the HOs pJf JOB 1s Hedges ss and s' Would contest
for the after-dinner championship and q
S S ssDs de vs &
venture 70 exchange sailie. with him than
ADMIT that sm aos in Ss Class when he
speaks his brain works-when I speak my
jaw works. but my brain rests,
builders have given me all the belts want.
/ don't think q diamond belt would become
Ss LOB Sbd S srsyst q
belt would be q sensuous and intoxicating
dream.
the b SGua 20 G!s many
the the point Of the jaw and not in the solar
IL is said that since Joe Choate, went to
the Court Of Sinjims and Horace Porter TO
moved over into the State, Of Mstrimony
art. But JOB and have done our, best %
nd f to fiiliins breecRes than mine
Still, in our poor weak way, We have tried
have failed il has been an honorable failure,
Of the game. We have had our pictures IN
Its better TO have spoke and nummuxed
than never to have spoke at all.
TIM WOODBURY. CALLED Up.
Ex.Lieut. Gov. Woodruff said in part:
Mr. POSTMASTER and brethren Of the Amen
fress in Broosyn snd ers
haitian Island. and, despite the Joltins over
lof dinner that feel a great deal like the
Long Island girl who said she had eaten so
many clans that her bosom rose and fell
A year ago I, made a flying trip from HOT
Springs. Va. almost as far away as BROOK
5 to tS fhs and
70 my POLITICAL friend Of lifetime Senator
on TIA, occasion yss not h9nored Ia ss 81
Then III Twas i was TIE Iisutenant-Gove of the
state. Tonight am only q private citizen n1s
Even The Asyor : said BY dissppoiSted once:
seekers to be out and never to have been IN
politics on s,y f. SGiT
az a candidate against Tammany Hall next
fall, His record Is far better than that OF any
his and H9 sns sn5 "a
But even II they do insist on taxing tne
/ lead and demanding that We shall subser-
yiently follow them. we must constantly near
is rs nothing compared with the loss 70 the
city Of New York Of an honest and eficient
/ am glad to have been in. politics. bu. I
am more glad to be out OF IL now. At the
dinner TO Senator Hanna In Syracuse. .
couple Of nights ago. told them that he
according to him. 10 1900. We had At least sns
picters In the papers. and both wore vests
MY Wien sen / wa: INN IN Albany the Senate va.
JUST Now s' al osuI q divided into thIet
The trouble with the Republican machin,
| at Albany Is that the parts which are ou'
e. Ss.s SsSst 81 aegs
to the restoration Of . completely democrat;
fneG because they belong to the Republican
machine Let us try to recover the los
For stolen parts, and BY placing then NI. eae {.
Other speakers were Comptroller Grout
Herman Rdder and Thomas c. O'Sullivan