New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

should courageously. though with solemn sense
OF Its import, address ourselves to our TASK.
Let us together resolve as kepuoncans ana
as citizens that through united enort ana pa
triotic zeal we snail have an administration
which Will strengthen the party, serve the peo-
pie and honor the state
General Henry E Trernain. president of the
Republican Club. in a few words introduced
Chairman Woodruff of the Republican State
Committee as the toastmaster. The latter
pledged in the most emphatic terms to Gov
ernor-elect Hughes the unqualified support of
the Republican organization in his efforts to
carry out the wishes Of the people and to i'm
prove the condition of any class of society.
MIR WOODRUFF HOPEFUL.
He declared that party organization was es-
sential to success and that the defeated candi-
dates the Republican ticket had increased
rather than decreased their effectiveness as
leaders by what they had done to assist in the
election of Mr.. Hughes. He declared the only
thing that saved the entire ticket from defeat
were the "ebultions of Hearst and the most
fortunate and opportune evolution of Hughes"
Chairman Woodruff said IN part:
This occasion is no ones funeral; 1t is every Re-
Many man has failed of election reelection
much Of value to the cause Tor Which he stood as
the effectiveness of his leadership. This was espe
cially true IN the recent campaign when every one
70 accomplish the defeat Of Hearst ar and insure the
as Of our candidate m fer % lack o.
hdenee In them or in that for which they stood
ticket combining the s1Eensth Of the pemocratie
party and the part, OF discomfort. two forces and
Where is the man who viii say he thought be-
ton could be beaten? We were only saved from
the defeat OF on: entire ticket by the ebulttions of
evolution of Hughes.
wisdom and patriotism Of the Republican party in
ignoring political Prece1eGts, and even in oppos-
mated. with unanimous voice, the one man whom
eessfui in his achievements in the interest of the
people rather than of the politicians thus meeting.
Mated Lincoln to save the Union the necessities or
the hour and PLAYING the 10 ssc nos ne R9 II
fas Roosevelt in 1904 and in this year Of grace
cR7fles Wbs df F asFhsS With his eyes fixed on that prez
Dental ELECTION at dinner rendered to him the
William Also-ran-dolph Hears1 addressed them in
eo9y foqetes the m greater coy as am that
faint flush OF dawn foretells the fun glory
this is Hisbrains or Brisbane's I thought when
night y Justly his him IN the hs
now he would hold full until l recalled that the the
sh nce ne & aaa rs fnIn n Ms ue of @ seGd s fo
e knds ROSseye sa S Rog Of sfsiWa1t Taft and ana
patriotic Amaricans su5 as e Can't % be- beaten anu
While we as Republicans take profound pleasure
in recognizing the value of Democratic. independent
and journalistic support. we prouder than ever
OF party and party leaders in the state and
In the nation. The glorious records of unbroken
I in the state ] during a the 3 last @ twelve
shine with undinmed lustre.
They may not have played commanding part IN
issues We're 5eoou5ed and befogssd by the Hearst
propaganda. but. that the clouds and fogs have
sdmilPistTstIo5 = PEss}dsat NqIKinlsy and the
paralleled administration Of Theodore Roosevelt
snd the economical and statesmanike administra-
tons Of our Republican Governors, from Levi p.
Morton 70 Frank w. Higgins, will not play de-
cisve part in deter mining the political contests Of
the future7
II the aroused public sentiment for which Mr..
Hughes. more, perhaps, than any other man except
President Roosevelt. deserves the credit demands
changes which Il Is believed will further improve
the condition OF any class OF the people of the
state. l want to say right here that the Repubh-
tinguished honor 10 be the Official head viii give
him its earnest, loyal support in everything he
undertakes to do.
Organization is a necessity to the success of any
cause. In political affairs 1t is relatively more po-
tent than in any other field of human activity.
Without the organization of the Republican party,
whose duly elected delegates to the number of a
thousand met at Saratoga to nominate a ticket
and TO elect state committee. Mr.. Hughes would
be here tonight GoVernor-eIeCt
repeat that organization is absolutely essential
TO success but It IS only when organization con
ducts Itself honestly. feerlessly and in conformity
with what is for the public good that IL flelils dp-
] pledge to Governor Hughes the unqualihed. undi-
vided support of what may be termed the RepuoL-
wishes of the people Of the state, so that when
his administration is ended and the ACCLAIM Is;
well done, good and faithful servant, there Will
be no note of dscord IN the hosanna BECAUSE M e t6e ne
It's duty