The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-23
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dined orally one could not toll for ccrtair
Comptroller Motl spoke a%,ulfully after
dinner " hta hnppy Young days In iinrlrm
and aid be- wished he lived there now
hecniiae every time h. E1cs ]dpwntpwn
he gets into trouble Then he paid ~
glowing u tribute 81 organization men In
general. and the CpwnnItes m particular
that tho tablc4 were instantly donidrd ~
flowers because of the efforts of the IN
terrified a. bin roses on thcm-olvrs
Il once was a sort Of rrfonmer myself "
said MIR Metz. "Bnd perhaps am still.
But I notice that whenever ! go up against
u brace game or "A stacked deck find the
mar behind the crooked game X not an
organization man. When ] van help !
shall always seek an organization man, for
I'd rather take an organization mans prom
ice than a reformer's oath.
Judge GeOrge I ROe-Ch said he admired
the Republican party because II was not a
iellyfsh, but a thing of backbone, ESPECIALLY
when 1t came 20 increasing the crop OF the
plum tree for its workers benefit. II il the
rarity that increases salaries, aid the JudRe
f%eelingly, and when offices for Republican
workcr- run out the party gratefully creates
more. Go thou and do likewise. was his
advice 10 the Democrats about the tables.
George +. O'ShaughnesSy. Assistant
Corporation Counsel, Ia opposed Mr..
Cowan's candida y for leadership once upon
a time, but has since seen u great light was
introduced by the POSTMASTER enthusiast
tically as "a man We once called the
knocker." Mr.. O~'Shaughnessy. who looks
like Edwin Booth, was 50 dramatic while
auding the Democracy Of Cowan and the
Comptroller that "A nervous diner near him
called sharply. during one fervid display
OF oratory and gesture.
Look out, George, for the candlelum-
brum!"
When the speaker wound up by pre-
senting an elaborate silver service to the
guest of honor the waving ma pkins made
the hall look like the Narrows on a windy
day.
I'm a Democrat concluded Mr..
O'Shaughnessy, mo matter what the price.
In Brooklyn there was no chan ce lsicl,
but while there | was almost half way over
to Repu~blicanism; hut thank God, ah. |
was saved in time"
"Amenl Hallaloojah!" came from every
side.
Mr.. Cowan told Of his appreciation Of
the silver and the dinner, especially well
come to one that has dined as long as !
have at ~Beef-and's." he said. He said he
was glad, too, that his newly apportioned
district abutted On Eugene Mcclure on
the north.