New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

pronounced remarkable Thus In oo-n-a,,o-a,,r.
with the very begnning Of the greStss VINO
nIs'oIS ms we recognize the work OF a forerunner
the war to The pHes paths sfrarht WaS to prepare
why this oo.,-t ..in NV we can understand clearly
billy WY Il has resented the agitator and i dena
preston Most VITA Of all we cSn tTanny IN ard ara & op
low II mas Consistently nxed In the law and made
on the United %'et ass 81 our S Institutions the
ternai foes eb o. us own existence against in
@Cje sna OF inviting and commanding the loyalty
anu cooperation Of ell who owe it allegiance
1k7G ATTORNEY GENERALS ADDRESS.
Attorney General Moody said.
we are joining to-day in sn sct y, Io,r dsIsvaa
The Is f Of ntere el song oq e1eeg
efoient [or every believer in strong and
care % Of t1s TShts Of its citizens its
a apq OF fulfilling its obligations to the other nations
e+ e saTtn-of interest because we are commence
a sss made it possible for US 10 i've IN securty under
~, when read for the first time Madisons report on
Sops1itIttfSs n the convention which framed our
emes Wilson learned that this nam had exer
r. s. az az influence in the convention which equaed
Of ne Of 'a history any Why Ssnf his man fame has
F prepared as the w M h fs IPsspeed
TAioh Es4 as sgner he helped to declare. AS a mem
str attruEgled as best he could with the weak and in
Recognizing that the ultimate sovereignty rested
w3y Ine people OF the United States. he desired
Tr0 TroI9za them n and operate directly upon them He
of s 6hs tn value Of the
and the nation alike, the creation OF the people
had the PFssde9t elected BY the majority Of the
peopiei he would have had the members of both
INTO equal constituencies
bseEe IN al Sne one .ora 1t %ho
.niteo IN. the two beliefs He was not troubled with
time as they have haunted the minds OF some men
lroIn that day TO this. that liberty and property
By the people, 'G had fa IN thes nte
esnee ana sense of justice. He understood clearly
Eised constitutions and well expressed laws but
people only when they themselves wish. demand
e1d by their virtues, deserve it.
that the structure OF the government was destined
62s ToT 5ne ages Tor vast terrt9res and uncounted
self the resistess progress over mountains and and
oosed 6n o 16n PSsnS S 1a Il the +S Of fathers
prospect did not inspire him with the fear of the
bondsSy 9 RsF statss or or ssetion saos
cIII-d III ne I interior oogntries he said should ac-
to govern but viii avail itself Of it whether
In bringing his body within the cornmonwealth
IN which he lived and worked, you have done well
establishment he potently contributed.
Justice White. in his tribute. referred at length
TO the work OF the Constitutional Convention. and
closed as follows:
oepmemo@Tative @ Of the placing Of all that remains
who bore hirn-this great oonmonweeIth OF Penn
sylvania-ry mind turns not TO extol his virtues
Who holds IN the SooRR % Of H hand the desnss as
OF people and nations with the suppHcation that
keener purpose to preserve and perpetuate the
government which oTr fathers gave US.
The exercises were brought 20 q close with an
Grafton by Hampton L. Carson. Attorney General
Of PennsyIvania who reviewed at length the career
OF Mr.. wilson.