New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

lIleef y - True. a. was nCeNnB aToQAu II nleh
globe with chip on our shoulders looking for the
other .n our trade relations 20 get Up some
As "A member OF an administration which believes
IN the further cerei7praent OF our power upon the
tireuished gentleman. invite you to consider with
M me LEM ana IIo.pe- l.s t u, ,vitb
the, duties which il may fairy be called upon 10
] hole On nay laad graphic deIineaton OF me
naval strength or the PRINCIPAL powers OF ne "oI.u
carlson auxi.arv vessels and surface and submarine
torpedo craft are excluded We weaker than
other nations r these respects. notably weaker IA
torpedo craft % which We have much less num-
5sr Than any q TIE nations peuaed IN o Ie fS S9
able 10 or strength than the facts 81 the situatlon
TO one VII accuse rae o. selecting any nation as a
80 ,isl I-.f-,' ~ -ilaf bsTpv reiatlon n honest
resaTl for the just rights Of al nations CAR Sc
You viii observe that in lsss in naval strength s3s.1
Igz meas Grea Ne 5000 ~, SAD IA 1tslv wee
Ell ahead % us. Upon The HTst cay % ne PTtSes
. r. the comparison We have. however authorized
ara under construction larger tonnage than an
aHCri5 r7ss Russia and Germany and hold the
by Great Britain aud france II me = @ III
or snail not he in thar place when the time Of com
petion of the present AUTHORIZATION Is 'eaIi'01
r31lt now thaf have offered the comparison. you
d VIII ncrUDt me ~ say l4ah 'l'ttil- p
leading t1an "a ~, IN y. -o,,g fscto- m any
meai Gysl SHIPS ,s rs S,s te1 and always VIII be
the o.ncers and men Nho mn t,,,,s-f ~.
tbrv elyifrI7 Have they been well trained In the
n the instruments ~ Nar-ere Wnlcn are 80. %
under the- control2 Let me ASSURE you s sIer.ss
ID our people eIucated at the pubic expense at our
national school Ar Annanol's 50 Laust ," s5reef
4 and truth teIIiuc and devotion and honor become
4 % them second natures Ua.n'C - ~ isDd ana
. 49, So fra
/ sea our calcers are worthy Ct the uniform they
THE ADDRESS OF SENATOR DEPEw-
senator Dersvr closed the speechnaking with
an address on The Pillars Of the Republic.
/ He said in part:
The stress Of Civn War demanded President So, I'll 81
known Statesmen y taat period coet1 as humble
or.e.n his sJruzEles and sacrihocs 70 secure an an
~ +fe fbre and thought o. TIE plain people OF the
country. his exquisite hurnor LOT * iit.. ~,
from a z-eat heart which resTonGed in sympatsny
TO the universal sorrow were e'e-ie''sS me-
Tor the country despaired he could give It hope.
When death ana disease had disabled me aI ne
4 he could dI I'D the ranks. When reNenge ano S ne
passions q civil strife would have kept a' eoiII5
teach and enforce the lesson OF eTotnerty ioHt.
Prom the Emancipation Proclaina tion 20 as p
mattox he held the people. amid an the sacIs
and dlscoaras eets or w2I' 10 S Sim PresideT.
So Il lcrt5ye mis- government cannot exist per
manensly half slave and half free. J 90 no, e E
. house 20 fall but do expect Il VII cease 10 ~ -
4 divided II win become all one thing or al inc
hen Lincoln fen by tho hand q he assassin
a. Interpreted by Daniel Webster Tor hner1y ar az =
union. ore and iEst parable now ana lol ,,ri.a-
. become the ImpTt enable charter oi the America
4 poole After nearly tnree-qua-te-s or p cehiLl =
~ a-te~-ia1 strife which retarded development an
produced Industrial and financial instability the
lA-H0fher cr.ss vas upon U.s. The man was want
. 81 vyrdu the people could unanimously trust for
ws-. and who could command their coiloegS iC5
Lea c+sa,SS =, ~ ne family 81 nations Alien
/ 4 les had TO be governed until laws could oe
I enacted hv Presidential discretion. anarchy sup
fresse5 brigsnoage subduea and government IS
tsf5shed IN other climes and among other peoples
In The mean time the pIlne.tIes o. t Se ,b1,,,
+ this uurrecedeuted development ana marNeilots
. prosperity must bo held uD nigh beyond ASSAULT
al. osasrs Who possessed rare qualities Of com
nand and persuasion OF seIi'e,.. " ne limit,
through triumIEantly while these grave pGoo4eHis
So bore ton ght we pay tribute 70 the pillars Of
the republic 20 the builders q this structure OF
These. our 6cnetsetoTs, were ali Of ourselves
Columbia vel say from the helsnIs mere
/ ster Lincoln and Mckinley these are my Jewels"
) The following was the menu:
Bsr7uett, de- Caviar.
COCKTAILS aux hultr~s
y Comic a IA Truoessc.
r Rss,, olye. sl'' S.ie-i A--sn.e. .als.
surrsse @, Sole ia Gsi6sri
80. 49, tai i.,, iiAf-nes .,,.
T -ourne5os 5s aiei ., basas a "a vaieaeisnns.
p ChCls -feurs gratir
e ranss 5Arfi-fsu ts'5' Ia Proven PTogsns.Is
csrard 5s,s r5gss
saaie a. sais5a.
rs,Iss s6ars. Fruits
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