New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-16

of factional strife within the party and the glorious
victories Of the party
After extending congratulations to Governor Odell
Governor-elect Higgins and the other State officers
chosen at the recent election, Senator Depew said:
And, now. gentlemen, we come to our chief
What elected Roosevelt? The answer is as clear
as revelation. Roosevelt elected Roosevelt. No
% IN american public ME ever stood o4t
SO QsiincL IN 1naEldual characterlstcs IN emphasis
ndences with the whole people: like President
RooseVelts- The qualities which his enemies carl
catured or mathematical the ones which
deared him to his countrymen He holds his com
to the people WRo ecsd him than anx Of 6
and half rising Peariv miliion and baIf
above the high water mark of McKinley's vote, is
it is also approval of the continuance of Re-
publican policies and the maintenance of Repub-
The election teaches the thQughtfulness and in
gives this phenomenal majority to Roosevelt It
IS no accident which elects in Minnesota Demo
gives over 100000 to Roosevelt. 1t is no accident
~ @cn m Sae I6s IS IN
Roosevelt receives. 1t is adlnonition and
nor Of Massachusetts in Stale which has been
Republican so long. will have an enormous patron
age.
The announcement by President Roosevelt that
four years places our foreign policy upon the
loftiest plane for the peace of the world and the
terms, into the markets of the world President
be candidate for reelection clears the political
skies in domestic affairs, and gives to us a
ana couras9o5s judgment for the great p9cies
progress and position of the United States
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
NJ. Linn Bruce, Lieutenant Governor elect:
Julius NJ. Mayer. Attorney General-elect; Job
E Hedges, Lieutenant Governor woodruff
and others spoke.
Among those present aside from the speakers
were 8. Sloat Fassett OF Elmira Robert
c. Norris and Mrs Morris. George R Shell
don. Colonel George w Dunn. of Bingham
ton; Senator CoggeshaI, of Oneida: A r.
Page. Assem- blyman c. w Mead of Albany; j.
W. Hapeman. w. Fl. Pendry. w G. Miller. c.
D. McDougan. J. e. B. Santee. Colonel Reuben
l. Fox, J. H b Mongin, w. S Smyth, Charles
II. Murray president of the county committee
and Mrs Murray. Mrs Depew Otto Kelsey.
F 2. V. Franchot, Senator elect Martin SAKE
Miss Bacon. Senator Human. Senator Warwick
ex-Judge Cohen. General Howard Carroll J S
Phillips, Colonel Archie E, Baxter, Miss Cere
Mr.. Gere c. f. Murphy, F. X Wood Mrs
Clark, Mr.. Hatford, James Apgar Mr. Leonard
Mr.. Baker. Frank E. Plat, Senator Horace
White and Mrs White Mr. Cassidy Senator
Lewis, Hamilton Fish. William Barnes tr Miss
English, Mrs. Emo, Senator Raines Corpress
man John w. Dwight and Mrs Dwight Con
gresham Vreeland, James S Clarkson. lean 7,
Burnett, Charles G. Bennett Colonel r IT T2rt
Ter, j. S. Allen. James Whipple W L BROWN
Assemblyman- elect Wisnacke of Queens. Mrs.
Ide Henry c. Van Alstyne, Francis T. Hem
bricks, Miss Snow, Lemuel E Ouigg Georga
w. AldrldSe. Edward Lauterbach John T No
and Francis T. KiIburn. In all about turo b,I,1
dred We're present wv nun
After the breakfast Senator Platt started for
New York on a special train, accompanied bI,
Mrs Plat. Senator and Mrs. Depew and
party of friends. "