The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16

here, no agency more potent than the ht
has been the multitude of counsel that has
built up the state organization. ana II Is Is
cGS,SS wv !s st n r 1se @heh
utilized, cannot be otherwise than ihe,or
u orr future sgS, II Xr mss Nil Nit correct
ibnt Which Is wrong. viii eliminate those who
are 0nfathful and will be- an incentive ana
ieadef ship. :,
Krkp or STATE MAcf me RE APPROVES.
We must haye an INTEL igent party manage,
itself with mere formal statement OF prnn.
ciple& dafhIg campaign PERIODS, Dn' SEEK eek
BY encouragement OF the new citizen 10 ipmu
licanIsm has done for his advancement. J. ms ,l
is not evidenced by the temporary snter. aans
m inteile ., and mo moral advancement. This
may seem altrnsttc. but when appenis, q. are
madd to passions the only antidote Is intelii-
S snS se xhse Of Ss s az sS
interest in his material future. Here again
our dub can aid the organization. ... -,
party success. for its continuance IN power
depends more upon the benefit to the many
than the 81 fhs sW ood
the dnactmeut OF wise laws are of greater
serye from party 81, stapdpot t of oce
Yoa sS"s T9, Wish to be e"
means as advocating a bureaucracy, I be;
iieve,t that while it is much better to depend
upon our own political associates; ah sd
should be. however. merit and worth IN AZ
dItiot to other qualifications to insure the
confidence Of the electors. Principles hrst'
therefore, should be opr slogan hn;.svs- whore
usage has sanctioned changes with the trans
fer Of administration. we should never RE-
OF CONVENTION delegations. This however.
may be only possible by the basest surrender
to our political foes healthy increase EpewI
eds Se So ts fpopusion and faithful election
day work are more desirable. These powers
combined are, the test OF an efficient leader;
Republican Club has aided very materially.
yet with membership so enthusnstic. SO
ensrtetc It has the oppGsfhmyt bs o, %os
agement OF those who are worthy wouio De
productive of good results while to the IN
, wSffhs and she srs woS ens ~o
the neglect Of duties with which they had
been intrusted.
We depend upon the honesty OF our leaders
for the counting Of the ballots and for pro-
lection against fraud
AGAIN WANTS THE LOCAL MACHINE PuRGEp'
When, therefore. political opponents are
may feel sure that the time has come lor
In, the present management OF the county
committees we have at their heads men Of
probity and experience. who are doing an
organization successful. But without the
help of the Republican voters their hands are
Now is the time for this club membership
to show its zeal. to aid In purging the com
mittee Of all these whose SHORTCOMINGS may
be ssoss %Ro se TO
ated by the same desires FOR better orgahlza,
tion and more. satisfactory results such aid
WorEHwork in harmony with those who have
given the magnificent majorities that have
Kept New York in the Republican column
our party we have glorious past. the record
Of achievements Of our great leaders as in
centives. Lincoln. who made freedom heri-
Grant the great. warrior. whose hope was for
ai@ Of the msrsyTed sKtnlsy was hs
insured decent wages good homes content
'' When emu Spanish despo'sm menaced the
offered his life and services in defence Of
liberty. American manhood and honor: and
now by his probity and honesty is giving giving
of the. Chief Magistracy OF the nation an
example. Of American statesmsnship that
has made him the, unouestioned leader OF
dora s * RSoss ~ has been OF such character
that entities him to, the universal common
dstsn and approval ne ha has, reGel h Mtth
Why should we not take renewed courage
and work for the continuance OF n party
IN s ha1 n AND
those results that are for the good and glory
Of our great Republic?
pEpEw JOKE ON pLATT.
Senator Depew, who received his usual
ovation. started of by saying that 1t was
fortunate that the clubs opening had been
postponed two years.
-Other wise" said the Senator. Il. too
nvHf
and been obliged TO send letter. Laugh
Senator Depew made a stirring appeal
tor the suppression Of fractional troubles
inside the club When he said that such
disputes should be left at the door every
one in the crowded rooms cheered. He
said on this point:
PoRoET DIFFERENCES HERE. SAYS DEPEw.
That the clubs useful purposes may not be
bs adopae d and adhersd always
be remembered that the club is the home OF
the party not Of faction IN me party nor
sverythins a to its members which can be had
At the best appointed Of social clubs,
But its object and purpose are far beyond
It's spirit and effort are and ought to be TO
keep alive Republican enthusiasm. to promote
Republican principles ADVOCATE Republican
understanding OF and belief in the ideas and
purposes Of the party.
There always will be factions in great
parties 1t ia essential to harmony In the club
that the partisans OF all factions shall be its
members, but they must leave their diner-
ences and disputes at the door. The moment
the club takes part In internal wrang!es OF
the party, Its usefulness Ia gone and It's future
Is ruined. In its public capacity and general
efbanss Of es for Office not be
either promoted or discouraged by Its action.
II exists first. to educate by pamphlets
and resolutions and then to support what
the great conventions OF the party party have have
ence upon the decision Of these conventions
when It IA known that its efforts in behalf
OF the ticket, its moral, its intellectual and
its financial support will be governed by
the excellence OF the candidates who are
This club. has done magnificent work in
the past. It's Influence has been felt for
rsfoFm in our city 1t was an agency Of
10 New York Mayor Low and the admirable
city government elected two years ago.
Our duty as a club and as IA party is with
the future,
COMMENT ON oDELL's ATTACK.
After the speeches the members went up
stairs TO the tenth floor. where refreshments
were served. Most Of the district leaders
were not present to hear Gov. Odell 3 speech.
Il ia said that they were busy in their dis
tricts. George Wanmaker. leader OF the
Fifteenth district, made the comment that
Gov. ,-Odeh hadn't been informed Of the
facts
III he knew the way the City Record is
run and how often mistakes are made in
printin z names Of inspectors, l don't believe
he yyo,IId have said what he did Mr. Wan