The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

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!p &C riotic HlensiWho cannot be siiencS
I'd by fafisTal sor who ars IN
nc tionst tail because. OF thsiKfe
dom from ofnctal& alliances. 0 Sir
ire men, can assert their rights M
independ snt,y uutrammelled citiyene.
Goa is eyer5t1nItthe side of q, - qtb brave
people. j,Ir d elcsii,g, he said 81 gbs
some strans lack Of foresight & Of
failure to appreciate the ri1erifs \ az
d great and good man, the rspfblis
can party shntlld5 be, removed, from
power ard he %should be asked t o
step down and %0ut, it was His sin.
cere wish thatsSthe then dominant
party would to it that .his$ sne.
ceessor shall he q 5colored representa-
tive Of that party. .'., 7l4 IA f%#@ss 81
Z Election Of Officers. 2y| Il, 4
When the decks were cleared for
the election OF Officers, it was &" eyi-
dent that$sSsoMs L. fine work" was:
coming LOT, ''aand the expectation
was fully realized, From the opens
ing of the meeting; the favorite can.
didate FOR the presidency was Dr.
Augustus Johnson; Of New York,
but there was an undercurrent Tor
an outsider. an sore shrewd %tgnm
shoei'< campaigning was induced in
with a hope OF Hndine a man Saround
who the OPPOSITION could rally, Dr
johnson was put in nomination, az
was also DR.. Gustavus Henderson;
then the naIaesof3Dr. Daniel H. VIE
liams OF Chicago. was sprung an
the long-sought. for dark horse. =
1t. IS und eratp ad that DR.. Williams
80 NJ .s ~ and that his
~, t mas useuw tthout consaa1t1nf
ed ,ipon; 4 ondr ~ 800 ne' 49, w ~ !
warm basora -, 80. aoe oecame very
nounced nrs>-Taa,, $40. ~as' ,. ~.
votes anH 1sa s. 49, 800 iece!yeo. "
ing carried tatthe n,at 80, ~ 80. g. :.
the shoulders IA mi h,a ~, ~ ~ k. $ !
vc,ers were -caat8 ~ r.. US,
anil ! = =. ~ tFSNn, =" ~, Nn'Ah ans
w : ! nt, ~, s,,,.,s -, uSl "'ni, II!
idrnt ,nr '!ynhWA r. ,Yi.Ss1 pf' = !.
secretary. nrI,EsAT y,1I-r:., s,l.i
liams, treaanrar.e' ,,,,+t, ., loice wy
inp of,oars 10 ~, 49, .ne t s pal.t
sections At. lntBssSFa.t : post ~ Ivy
chosen as tbaG1,jart1 NJ 90 Do os was, was
winning easiIso;.o,. w., 1thliee 80 8.
spite the fact. +f,at 4.a'Ie.' oec-
favored ~ :, ,,,sst sr;. sapt'at wa" was
mittee son snlaha' 49, s, - .ae com il
eyinced 3 daai ~ r. - -. oeiegates
ton to the 1sn,,ss, -. .ne coAyeh e.
Of the race ana nrofe.sio :, NC . .uulA
and it viii s1spai,, 81 % -. res 1'''
Birmin CHAN, ns.f timo 1' ''s' : u of :
Br;,,f,nt* - ,t1; i,, ,. Z,
~ ~, rsa{, runctlon at MUIR
- = - A ~ l+X' elm. ....-. ~
rIreat az New York is for brilli-
aht soclat : functions, it has never
49,, :, e'se sesnfsPf 9 banquet OF such
us,AA'tns ;s as the closing fun
ZION, gwen by the local committee
a., = > y ursuavt II evening at Murray
-. ~ "a finest halls
M 'siS' co6iiefry% & early one tth olaS6!
. ano oihefsi We're served t one time
ny ,t!oitS lows Off tables being filled
TX ua1hFItily'-goWVned ladies, and man
=. a. neA. typilylng the. highest inteli-
s e." tai and substance Of the
5can naxa., ptet ute', was was, a one that
'taLa sss % forgotten by those who
80 t,d p1'ue' IN the eonccrete demon
; = q .."o or. the' races advancement,
II was absolutely .1ndescrtbab,a. ~,
tn language of the storywrfter, ,.it,
n1ssAfed descriptions" DIR. w. e.
On odro; - orange, N. j., made
midst 10 80" .p 'o ''' taste In the
paai nt, VI L 1ae speech making DR.:
ho,, Aei l. washington entered the
nan', ano proceedings, had to be sus-
~ -, .Ui seVeral minutes until
- f'uinuieuous ovation accorded
na11 f couia suOside. In response to
aS.th iater' ne MADE g brief, speech
in.tba a., me toastss responded to.
90. iu1iowlng order: H.. \
"o,u 49, aueS'ss Dr. York Russell;
,Nrbe hIi,", ~ xAIlsa'nda ": Gray;
~ Nc AIMED ProfesBions,',' Dr." Will
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