The Washington herald., 1908-04-10

The greatness of Pennsylvania, and the
deeds of hCr sons from the time ofssettle-
meut by William Penn to the preseu1 day,
were Iauded, and the achievements pof her
great leaders were perpetuated last night
at the dinner in the Raleigh hoted. The
function was given 30 United States Sena-
Tor Phnander C. Knox and the Pennsyl-
yaaia delegation ia Congress, by the
State Representative on the Republican
National Congressional Committee, Rep
resentatiye j. Hampton Moore.
Seated around the guests table, 10 the
trent r.ght. and left of the host, were
men from al walks Of life. among them,
Vice President Charles w Fairbanks,
Senator Knox. Speaker Joseph G. Can
non, Representative ii. c. Loudenslsger,
Representative W. Bourke Cochran.
Representative Francis W Cushman.
Rudolph BiankeHburg, and Gustav Kues-
termann.
Ia introducing Senator Knox, Mr.. Moore
said that every American having pride
IN this country may be pardoned for up
holding the dignity of his State as it
participates in the general welfare
'Pennsylvania.' Mr.. Moore said. els
one Of the greatest States in the Union
which has never unduIy exalted herself
He then introduced Senator Knox
Tribute to Mckinley.
Senator Knox paid a glowing tribute 10
President Mckinley He told of the
martyrs great love for his fellow-country-
men. 1t was a great pleasure TO know
Mr.. Mckinley" said Senator Knox. and
the last time I was with him. was al
forded great pleasure"
Mr. Knox said it was no accident that
the Declaration of independence descend
ed from Pennsylvania soil. In the legis-
lature Of 1880 the first declaration ever
made against slavery was drawn up by
that wonderful man. Tom Payne.
1t is not TO be wondered AT, according
to Senator Knox, that from this great
State Of Pennsylvania two great charters
should spring lie told how Norris de-
feated the Din IN The first meeting of
Congress 90 keep tine National CAPITAL
from coming to Philadelphia on the
ground that il would injure the CONNER
cial interests Of Philadelphia
In closing, Senator Knox paid a glow
ing tribute to Representative Moore. who
he said, was a great Pennsylvaniau and
worthy OF the great gifts Of his constitu-
ents.
Vice Prta.d ut Fairbanks. ia response
u hiz toast, leuded the memory OF PrCsi-
cent Mckinley. THE people OF the KEY
stone State are q great people" he said
and Pennsy!Eauia's great strength Is in
her citizenship. The one citizen who
stands above aIl the rest is her great
Senator, Pu.andeT G. Knox"
Mere Patriotism, Says Cannon.
Speaker Cannon said there was more
patriotism in the country at the present
time than ever before. lie said that in
order 10 advance lu any department. We
must be courageous and ever dutifui.
Others who responded 10 toasts We're
Representative 81 Bourke Cochran. Of
New York; r preventative Francis w.
CG@aman OF Washington; James Henry.
James Pollock. or Philadelphia, and Hen
r. Hail of This city
Between the courses, FeTrucio Giannini
O. Philadelphia, sang several solos.
The following guests were present:
The following were present:
Senator PBilanGer e. Ruox
Representatives hemy il. Bingham Joel Coak }
Hampton 3i00Ie. Reuben %. Moon ~ W FarIk-
rod. and George u. Melua!y, all Of PhisdefDhia.
Thomas $. Butler. West Chester lining T. Waneer
AorIlstoIa; II. BuId Cassai, Marietta T. - Nicb-
oils. Scranton, John T. Leaahau Wilkasharrs
Charles n BUlum N.neTsEIe. John IT, RafheflDel
Reading; Ge0rge IS. Kipp. ToWanda; William h
wilson, Bi7s7bufg; John g. MCHenu Benton: Ben
jlnlln j.. tJClt, LcWislWg. Marlin T. 0lmsipd
Harrisburg. John 81. REYNOLDS. Bedford. Daniel Il
Laiean, YORK, Charles +. Barclay Siuueaahoning.
6eoIgs +. Hga GICtusbuFg. Allen r. C1saef
Jul1ni1Wn; Ernest i. Acnes0u Washington. Ar.bur
l. Bates, Meadviiie: J. Davis Brodlsad soutb Rein
lehom; Joseph g.. Beaie Leechburg. Nelson T.
Mheeier, EndeaY0r, William ii. Graham Allegheny
and John Dalzel James Francis Burke aud An
drew ]. B2lehtsd. pi,,sburg
Guests-D. s. Alexander. New Yoik: J. f. r.
Atkin. Philadelphia; Gustav BschaTach Pbilsdel-
plia; Abraham NJ. Better Philadelphia: William
Bennet New York Ruiaiph Biankenburg Philadel-
pniai Hiran Il. Burton, Delaware. Tleni0Te =
Burton ono; l. White Bus5ey, Washington: e. ".
Canphell. Washington. d. a.; Richard Camuion
Fmiaaephia; Joseph a.. Cannon Illinois. 4 r.
CaBfon, Rhode Island; ". B0urke Cochran. Neg
York; AioXandeg T. CaIeshery Phladelphia. J
Wesley Coma. Philadelphia; Charles A. Cottern.
washington, Il. c. 7. H. Cunningham Washing
ton d, C.. Frank ID. C-rrier New Hamp.f.fre
FIancis II. Cn-bman. Washington; James H. David
son. Wisconsin, Saugel Disst0n Philadelphia: Ar
thur W. Iuun, Washington. ID. G.; James H. Eek
erseg Philadelphia; James Emerson. Philadelphia
Charles ~ Fairbanks. Indiana; Louis Garthe
Wellington. D. g.; FeTucio Giaunni phiiadsl
phh; ". " Gibbs. Philadelphia. Ce0lss S era
ham. Fhiiaderii- Isaac Gregg Washington D. e.: :
j. T. GIundv, Bristol Ps. A. }. Halfori Wash
ing-on ID. C.; HenB Han. Washington. d. e.: A
T. HESS, Washington, ID. g. james s. Henry
Washington. ID, G. Edwin W. Higgins. Connecticut:
frank S- HlulicAs, Washington ID. e.; !. =. So
Hqiton Philadelphia: F. B. JGlEs Washington
u. c.; j. r. Jones. Philadelphia: Murdoch Kend
rick. Philadelphia Jota H. Kinsey Philadelphia.
Gustav hHs,eImann. Wisconsin; Prank D. la
Lanue Philadelphia; Charles B. lands Indiana
Fl &. LoudFHsiagcr NeU Jersey: Frank %. LoHden
Illinois, f. IT, McKeuuey. Washington. D. O. WI
lam 4. Mckinley is'noisi angus AleSUeen. Wash
inglon. u. g.; X. T.. Z. Mac.ariaud. Washington
g.; Martn B. Madden Illinois, James u. Manu.
Illinois, \. o. Messeuger. Washington. ID. c.
Charles "a Neizgar, Washington. -. E.. Clayton
J.. Moore. PlLladelphi4; EdvaTd DeV Alorien Phil
Richards Macke. Philadelphia; :. O. Nesle. Wash
irsian. T.. g., H. H. Nesbitt Washington. d. g. D..
J. Van Neebt5n Qle0ft New York; Jesse Orerstrset
Iutana; Horace Petit Philadelphia. James Pol
lo-1 Phiiadelpha; Charles \. Pray. Montana: I0-
seQh p. Ransioli. Louisiana; Max Riebenack PIN
adenhia J. e.. Rodgers Washington D. O.: Charles
a Rock. fittshH-s- Pa Carl ID. sheppard Wash
ingt0n; James S. sherman. New York; John 8
ohriEer. Washington, Thetis W. SINS Tennesses +
John u. small North Carolina. ssmUel " smith
MiehiEsu; Edgar q. SNYDER, Washington. d. C.:
Marrce Splain. Washington p. G.; John X. Stauf-
Itr has-nefon. ID. g.. -ioIn s. Stevens. philadel-
plla; T. W. Straver. Washington D. C., James A
Tswne7 Minnesota: William T. Tlden PhiIadel-
fta; NIlFm s. Ware. Phil1deiuhia Henry r.
Walton. Philadelphia. Charles G. Washbum AIasSa-
ri17ajts james F. Watson, Indiana; Henry T..
West. Washington ID. G.. W u. Wilson Washing
tra D. c.; W. ~. Wilson. Illinois: James r.
lon1s Washington. D. c. and J. Russell Young.
Ffs.lliartoH D. O.
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