New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
PICNIC OF MARCH CLUB.
Scribe Describes the Occasion an
FerUid. Honeyed Words.

The Loyal Republican Club Of the sth Assembly
District, otherwise the James F. March Associa-
ton. held picnic at Greenwood Lake yesterday'
which ended in a parsce ara fireworks All over the
district last night Mr. March hes h-cl up to this
year the undisputed Republican leader OF the dis
trfct but has Withdrawn. Louis J. Ho-aiager IL
fighting for his place with J. r. O. tinehart
a youth with notions % his own, WHO IS attacking
Mr.. March and the Sulliyans irdiscriminateIy on
the score Of boss rule
Questions of politics did not interfere much with
the success Of the picnic yesterday. which Was one
Of the largest i'm the history of the club Two spe-
cal trains required for the throng. which
headed by Mr.. March himself and c. j.
Hoennger. At Greenwood Lake there were games
and picnic dinner. with all the picnic trimmings
The many women ana children who went on the
outing had special attention On the return last
night the host paTaded from the Erie ferry at
Chambers street to Spring and Marion streets.
where there extensive display Of fireworks
Mr. March voted the picnic a complete success.
Some idea. Of the beauties of the outing and the
political temper Of those who enjoyed IT, including
the policy of signor March himself. be cleaned
from the appended excerpts from the veracious
chronicle of the duly appointed Scribe 10 the Expe-
dition:
beautiful hills and groves that surround the world
the numerous picnic fables on the crude weather
and storm beaten benches under the outrageous
tree Seed planted by the generous hand OF a
liberal dispenser of natures guardian OF the forest
filled with heart full Of gratitude to my Heavenly
Father. who generously distributes his favor IN
beauty OF scenery, flowers, plants valleys, hills
partaken of free for the trouble OF the journey or
Ola miles. which the wild scenery YOU very soon
approveth makes "tempus fugurum' and you ar
rive too quickly.
But enough OF desseration and come down from
the clouds and worship to solid earth to describe
briefly, the Outing of Col. James +. March. Re
publican Leader Of the Sd Assembly District, whose
generosity is not excelled by any politician Of any
party. who studies the good and welfare OK ms
constituents none apply to him who are IN need
that go away empty handed-Long may he and all
others who practice the golden rule live.
Two special trains, loaded with representetIse
citizens from the 3D. Dist.-beautiful sisnOrines
signOre and brave, gallant beauX sgnor-.pulleo
out OF the depot about 10 oClk with powerful en-
gines, which swiftly until nearing the rise OF
the mOuntains-wheTe the engines snorted ana
wanted water-the young element from Mott, Mul-
berry, Marion streets. tongues produced yellhe
After several Intellectual attempts. Leader March
COrnered by your correspondent ana lhtsue
following brief statement, That the campaign tOt
primary was hOt-that for his part he would not
allow any mud Observation-Disclosures his oppohshI
might do. IF by any possibility his opponent
should carry the Primaries he would De only a
figure head and the real leader would be James b.
Low. He made him nominate n man Tor state
Senator who no knew and who was distaste-
ful 10 the organization. IL eX Gov OdeH snOuid
win the Primaries he would manage the party IN
entire accord with the wishes Of the people. and
there was no greater politician IN the state. MT
March was called away to direct the duenchins OK
the numerous thirsts.