The sun., 1908-12-10
DEMOCRATS FIND A HOSES
LIrTLETON POINTS THE WAY AT
>Ot THERN SOCIETY DINNER.
The Party's Down and Out, He says. aud
suggests Bureau Of Political Re-
search as . start Toward Regenera.
tion-A Talk by Woodrow wilson.


annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria
last night. lit into the Democratic party
all spraddled out, Mr.. Littleton's re-
marks boiled down implied that his
Marty had done nothing in past Presi-
dental campaigns save grab at issues
which 1t hoped would catch the popular
tancy Therefore, MIR. Littleton argued,
the PEOPLE had no confidence In its pre-
tentions. no matter which faction. radical
or conservative. was on top,
He had a plan to reorganize the De-
mocracy, which he offered to somc 500
more or loss distinguished southcrners
from south and north of the celebrated
surveyors line, and no asked the South
ern Society to take the lead in the revamp-
ing. From the volume OF cheers and the
enthusiastic outcry 1t may be assumed
that Mr.. Littletons g speech scored. Sew
era members OF tho society said after
the dinner that Mr.. Litteton's sukRes-
tons would be taken up by the body and
acted on.
The President of Princeton talked about
the change which has come over after
dinner speaking as an art, offered an
opinion, half in earnest, hall jocularly,
as to suffrage for women and then entin-
ciated few principles Of government
for degenerate age; principles which
had to do with the tariff. discretionary
government and the liberty of the in
dividusl.
Among those that heard Mr. Littleton
and Mr. Wilson were Paul Morton, August
Belmont. Thomas +. Ryan. Charles H.
Allen. Col, John G. Calhoun. Comptroller
Met2. Col George Harvey. John Hays
Hammond, John Temple Graves, Morgan
/ O,Rren John Quinn. William p Shee-
han Nor;op I yerdarr Samuel Iintor
myer, H. ID: vreeiand Col Dudley
Evans. Daniel F. Cohalan. Major Edward
Owen. Patrick f. McGowsn. John g
rr,shv hugnstus Van WvcL Wi,I;o n,
40 ma,
temple hmnete the heV' d, NeVett steele
Harrison, Charles Emerson Cook. Robert
uhphant, j. D. Petorson,. George Clinton
BatcheDer and Evan Shelby.
The president of the society. DR.. John A.
Wyeth, turned compliment to the women
in the boxes which was redolent of the
magnolias he described, referred to him
srn,Inr and aId;os tsd The rostr,,rn IN
favor of the president at princeton
Mr.. Wilson had noticed. he said. that the
character OF after dinner gDeakilp lad
chang materially. Onca frivolous, IL
has grown to be serious. OF the past
campaign he said it had changed nothing,
settled nothing, except who was to be
resident. Personally he couldn't tell
he Inference between the platforms oil
the two parties when they haon tnier
iaoels on. One was apunule OF my
oLcies t,ausI.erl. .he o!ner o nis
PoncIes; i"uun etaS ,,VaS rug .e I. -
to- 70 rnr wn,nan ua zoe a 9a;nst !,
orainss |, for raasnps wbioh nav make
Iin, n target for the snf5ra oettes aMv
objection is that women are SO much more
logical than men, he said. 1Ciscum
stances are never logical Politics have
to be adjusted to circumstances. Also
the reasoning Of women is entirely con
elusive and altogether false. lhieie
applause apo male ana Ienaie iaugttSr:t
prnclple upon wnich fTesideht WIZ
eol set hedyS eih wae VIZ. soN q.
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nn,i,n,oe ~ S,,t thara S.oa fam;Iiar rino
in ,na a ,,Sia,,ss W b;ch foIiovad
Mr. iittIeton sailed into the penco.
cratic party without waste of breath. As
10 the future OF the party he said:
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