New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
GOOD FIGHT" HEARST.
4 CONSOLATION DINNER.
Candidates Meet to Tell One An
other Hozv 1t Happened.

didate for Governor at the recent election. was
the guest at a consolation dinner given iast hlshr
by Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. the Democratic-Ih-
dependence League candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and the other men who ran on the state
ticket with Mr.. Hearst. With true dernocratic
simplicity. the dinner was laid In sumptuous style
in the Red Room at Delmonico's. There were thir-
ty-one gathered around long table. the centre OF
which banked with flowers. Among the hon.
ored guests was "Fngey" Corners. The other
guests most of the men elected to the Su-
preme Court bench the Murphy Hearst tlsket
and few personal friends of Mr. Hearst and Mr..
Chanler.
Loyalty to Mr. Hearst and hopes for his future
formed the keynote of all the speeches. From Mr.
Chanler through the list the speakers said they
still looked to the defeated candidate as their
leader and believed his had only begun. Mr..
Hearst's speech indicated that he found much con-
| soation I'm the words of his followers, He de-
| cared his principles had a real victory, de-
| spite his personal defeat
| Mr.. Chanler was toastmaster. At his right sat
| Dir. Hearst, and Recorder Goff was on his left
Near the head of the table were W. s. Jackson
| the candidate for Attorney General; John 8.
| Whaen candidate for Secretary OF State; Julius
| Hauser, candidate for State Treasurer. and f. W.
Skere candidate for State Engineer. The only miss
| ing member of the ticket Martin II. Glynn,
candidate for Controller. who has been recovering
his health in Germany.
| The guests in addition to Mr.. Hearst were:
| Nathan straus,. W, A, Chanler, Justice,eIeGt 7.
e. =. Grain, JuStiCe-elect C. w. Dayton, Melvin =,
| PaIiser. of the Independence League executive
30mmittee JUSTICE Leonard A. GlegeTi4ch. R99ert @
encs ], shearn OF the Indepedence League execu..
tive committees William j. G9nners chairman r19 OF
| cana. S O. Stevenson. alfred j. Boqlton. Of Brook
Jusoseleot samuel seabuTy II F. fRrss8: j9s
tceeec Charles L Guy John X WatsFf M GnaT9s
ex-Iudge John Pamieri. j. G. Follansbee Of the In
Of 6esSqS 4n g Reerdsr John
| ". Goff. justice-elect.
| NJ Hearst when introduced by the toastmaster.
| SAID:
Ny friends am very grateful 1ls for this testing
And not only am proud of this occasion. but
hand light sword 10 sword and shield to shield and
enjoyed it from the beginning to the end .o =.
IS me right and viii be recognized as right as s9Ta
am proud. also to think that the cause w9
fought for won some success in this campaign and
| will win complete success later on l am Just as
Siotory ys as fah am that the Psf faint flush Of
foTe5eis the f9 gl9ry & 9L tne @ Aust Of hattie shall
yuSsg EhSR he syynsl 5hs asfee fRe o'
Oe are empV ha the get public
e0rporao1s sha aeIuds our F0vsTnmsPs eminent
Our demands are Simply that the PRINCIPLES Of
the Declaration OF Independence and OF the Con-
stitution shall be taken seriously and appnea ns
by the majority of the citizens and conducted for
the benefit Of the wh9e people rafaer oa ssn LOT
Our demands are simply that the corPGrations .a G
t9 feet recon ea%u for their own interests long
they do not interfere with the rights 81 othersl
debau6h dtfat 5tG' our GS eieStorate it'S "
Our demands are simply, that the trusts shall not
break the laws and buy immunity; that the iegit-
innate Development of organization enq eoII6Ina- 1I
and their injury through trust sxt0rtion and
know that when these ideas arr thoTETghiy
| ,,ru, baC
| tc' but viii be recognized as Just and patriotic.
eeeted ftd ocais here tonight viii dc greatest
| amount to make the advantage or these prnclpIes
oondeno in the rghteousnsss Of oq c4Ese t5.
wish 10 thank you my ~ fTends dg1 eoG9 r w g and Of
world for their belief that man who GO eopdpc;s
successfully businesses amounting 20 Sivgy ioF OK
and a meIace to legitimate business
te T5n r abor f9 for er support and
! for their l(yalty in voting the whole ticket
wants in once control of Tary Rasni4sgy s, fs,
for @ the 9P2smtop m mt to bas e 10 5n sr e oppoi
tion long there IS crIhihaI traSt 10 roo tne
people a corrupt official 10 betray the people
Mr.. Chanle. before introducing the other speak
ers. said in part:
Gentlemen most of you @ know this t dinner 3er
state office Ipon the Democratic ticket who were
due to one caise. and to one cause alone, and that
| was the tremendous campaign against organized
who VIII "P,tnii tonight t $. our our IeaIsr, ,
! AS to the cause OF his defeat there be little
| discussion. H. was beaten by the votes Of Demo-
! Gratis under tie organization or those who feared
elected eH e and r those who feared their own
| financial exlst,nce sholld Re be in a position to
| expose their a,tions in the past
| Now, speaking again for myself I say frankly
| GovcrnoI Il this state prove himself 4 man with
| brain enough man broad enouSR % fearless enough
which Mr.. lieast represents II ne can break loose
od4d nm I'm Ana @ Gan Te ' say 's Sg e @ n! @
done; if Mr. bushes m'aes III the detsrmined % the
to attack the evils whici exist in this state, I
| lines and following the principles laid down by Mr.
Hearst
The chairman IN introducing Mr. Jackson said:
'As TO the powers of the various officers elected in
the last election there is ne one in this room,
| sure whom YOU would rather hear from than him
| upon whose shoulders have fallen the responsibil-
ties of acting Attorney General" Mr.. Jackson
said in part;
As I am able to ascertain and do my duties
propose TO do them. The duties of the office are
not entirely to me, and they shall be under
taken conscientiousy. ana believe that Will
a5yf a9ee 'g and f4 the fen of MI Hes s hongh
were occupying the position of CHIEF executive
Mr. Whalen candidate for Secretary of State.
said IN part:
Labor organized and unorganized. looks to the
ple-for evidences df its interest in the working
mans behalf
AS Secretary Of State pledge myself to do all IN
my power inCreRse their material welfare. |
believe that the otsers-elect here present tonight
VIII be less strenuous thaa ! shan be in their
efforts 10 further tie interests OF the w1rklngrlH
look TO Mr. Hearst for greater efforts in the
future In behalf OF the plain people lhan no has
side he is sha achieve tho highest Ideals OF
our party.
Charles Frederick Adams defeated candidate for
| Justice of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn on the
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