Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
General Speech Making Was
INDUCED In
Great Showing of Harmony
Among the Faithful Who
Had Plenty TO Eat

means present. tovernOr Chamberlain
could not be present. Official duties had
called him out Of the city at the last
moment At quarter to nine tho de-.
licious refreshments liquid and soid,
had been well discussed and the speech
making began
The banquet hall was decorated with
the national eolors. Tho tables were
cot with dafrodHs, and the speakers
table was ovcrhung with baskets Of the
same. The bills Of fare were printed
In the national colors.
The banquet concluded. August Huck.
cstcin opened tho ball with nice lot
cf bouquets for his hearers, which
caused great enthusiasm and good feel.
ing
Judge HALEY was tho only Democrat
ic member Of the supreme court pres.
ent, aud had 60 make a speech accord.
ing 90 program. lie complimcntcd tho
ladies on their handiwork In preparing
The banquet. and made them feel very
pleasant toward The supreme court He
paid a loft handed compliment 20 tho
"ate Chaunccy Dcpow. Of after din.
nor fame and some other kinks Of
fame" There was a hne vein OF hu.
NOR In tho address of Justice Haley
that ran like a thread Of gold through
his cloquoncc. Ho referred 70 Tho great
Abraham Lincoln as one of tho an.
washed Gas most rail- plittcrs are" ."
There was plenty Of applause
Hon william II. Holmes dcseanted
on law, tho perfection of reason. He
could not resist tho temptation 90 hit
poor Old Chaunoey a hck. but Tho
crowd cbjoyed it and not a LICK seems
wasted on the senior senator from New
Yorh judge Holmes grew romiuls.
cent and paid Observed tributes 90
such pioneers ~ Jason Lee, Dr.. Bab.
cock, Senator Nesmith, Daniel waido.
Peter Burnett and others He eulo-
giEe tho state OF Massachusetts, Tor
maintaining non.poltlcai judiciary.
He believed Tho state of Oregon could
we'll emulate. that example and should
elect Democratic Hailog and maintain
a non.partisan Judiciary.
Charles " Galloway got rousing
reception. AMI told what H. considered
as vital truths about tho Jcifersonlan
Democracy. He said that such hat,
tering receptions were sometimes fore
bodings OF disaster. He Offered a rov.
encntial tribute 10 the founder of rep
resentative government. The happy |
medium between too much and too IT. |
tle government was what ho sought %
attain. The parties Of jefferson and
Hamilton still remained He traced the
teachings Of jefferson and Hamilton
In all their relations 20 great issues
and down 10 tho present, as represent
cd by a tariff FOR revenue only and
high protective tarifi, as advocated by
Democrats and Republicans As FOR
himself, he should remain a Demoerat.
Continued reverses had left the Demo
'atic party weak. They had no use
'oF the lightning change artist lu pol.
tioa Some Of little faith had gone
'yeF 60 the enemy In hope Of a reward
% soothe wounded pride. This was re-
'eiyed with cheers and laughter. lie
reated the issues fought over the past
.ew campaigns as being a. dead as last
ears birds nests. The controlling
'rineiple ia an human affairs was equal
lights All men were created free and ,
quail, In the immortal words Of Jeh.r.
on This meant that an men had
quail political rights. were entitled 20 ,
quail political privileges and should BE-
nade equal before eternal law and the
ruths Of immortal justice (applause). I
ie denOuneel the state sovereignty q
ma doctrine Of states rights Of Cal
Oun, the champion Of secti0nalism, and
Is elamoF for special privileges. JET
erson had battled for abolition Of slav-
~ as faithfully a. Lincoln. Galloway
oneluded by hitting poor old bald
eaded Rockefeller a blow beneath the
elt, aud his compliments 70 Roosevelt 3
lere heartily oheered His pet meas q
70 Of control o. railroads was a Dem q
cratic measure. He would e0nelBde {
y forcing upon the Republican oil r
arehy a dose Of tariff for revenue be- y
pre- he quit business (aPplauss). q
w. T. Slater stOd for honesty 10 S
ohtiea he said not an the able ex. 4
0unders Of DemocTaey had gone over v
, the Republicans He analyzed the o
iOtives for political conduct He eaus- y
cally rsviewed the imperialism Of pol y
ical bossisu In an its forHA selfish p