New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
JUDGE TO THE BOYS.
Must BE a Wake" Says One,
as GayROr Departs.

iio- air" pure and simple. was largely
dispensed with by the Tammany speIIbind-
ers VINO dined together last night IN Shan
leys. That large room fun of young and
Old men. hUt mostly young. knew so well
tns exact value Of highly seasoned atrnos-
phere thar after listening with respectfls
attention no Msyor-elect Gaynor they set
teo down seriously 10 food. vaudeville en-
ierfsiument and the purely spontaneous
en-IitIon ~ language ~ table.
- JucEe Gsvnor had the distinction Of
beng the only man 10 whom his active
Tarusans would listen ~ masse. nut he
r.sEed them = shabby trick notwithstand-
ilg. just IS they had finished their oyster
and other cocktails and had begun 20 feel
tla- yssrning for the purely material which
words cannot satisfy. LEI alone express. he
r0se auElsriv from his seat and began 70
Cole out sentiments which Tsmmsny stom-
Echs can r lEest only when fun.
% m going 10 looK % al YOU people" he
said 10 b. patient. 70 summon up YOUR
best T.-rIres. 70 give me the best assist
ance thar you can for four years. Don't
10 disappointed II things are not as you ex-
pe~r rneu-dOnt be disappointed or dis
Agreeable"
AND then. having suspended their aiinen-
tsror iu 'si-" for twenty minutes. he de-
ps-te1 for dinner ~ the Hungarian Dem
ocrstc club a. the Csfs boulevard As one
diner Vith prominent jaw and Hioernian
co'or-ug expressed II. looking after the
MaEor-sIect's retresting hgure. This must
b. wake"
Bur they apnlauded the Sudge generously
l0yaLv. having become used. no doubt. TO
bis rrre surprises. He started with an
spoIog, saving.
am awfully sorry 10 break in on your
oinner OF % retard II in any way. Some
a. you may not know Of the exact condi-
tons under which ] came here ] had ac-
copied during the campaign an invitation
u attend a Hungarian dinner whether /
lost or not When the campaign was over
had that dinner on my hands. II Vas as
signed for this evening but 7 agreed 20
come here on icy way there 10 say few
words In passing"
Then 10 said. emphasizing his Brooklyn
or.EiH. uat IN q few years things would
he reversed. and IL would not be Brooklyn
thst would fear the approach OF the Tam
many tiger. but n would be Manhattan
that would be waiting with dread Cor the
greater Brooklyn organization 20 come
Gr-0ss tie bridge and swallow her up
A'.t'lN6I...
Rut thls was not In immediate prospect.
81 evidently he thought his hearers needed
a dash n real gloom. Touching. therefore.
o. The Imminent future Of the local De
nocrscy. 10 continued.
'ff if ftLe organization IS 20 become an
absolutely clean and honest body. Il has
70 b. made so by the young men who are
coming no and are taking minor part
noa. bur who are 20 have the whole parl
very soon. I SAID 70 you when came over
here curing the campaign that We were ~
transition stage In politics. There Ism
any doub; about H.
some vino heard what was said Up 20
ulat time did not realize II. ana some az"
not want 70 realize a. because Tie "i"ss'
- us Ike 20 linger on the stage az tae
saying IT, ] think We al see IL no@, -.
We are in = transition stage Ne
now confronted with the problem OF niaA-
ing a governments here And ] tel sou' my
young friends. and slso my old friehos' 'il''
We have to make good. and don't you I--s-