The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
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BANQUET LLEriNs.
10 30 T. an The common people are
! Just coming into the hall They are
J coming IN via Chase Osborn's unspar-
! ing ndHellation or certain Republican
! isWs ttat have been smelling 10
heaven OF late and which were repudi-
/ atca by che Republican press OF the
! middle west In the recent remarkable
poll Of the Republican Chicago Tri-
| hume II is the nrst look In at this
! feast for the common people. DENLY
| dcified the discredited Cannon, Burrows
! Roy liberated hollow like FOR eVcrythi in 4
! IcactionHIy from Aldrich 10 Ballinger,
] lHssett illuminated over the God-and-
] morality. partnership with Providence.
! > % q o b o q X mHking population in
crcasing past OF the Republican party.
/ nut II remained FOR the eloquent Chip
! pcNa BRAY" 90 get of the snug par
tizan reservation and represent the pro-
| testing voice of the partys rank and
| hut with an impasstOned carnesthess
/ that brought the bauqueters To their
! feet ana made them howl for the late
| ihSurgent just emerging from Attic
! businesses. whom Osborn hailed as the
modern Hercules triumphant over the
Nultures Of greed The common people
/ also part "ipated in the feast through
/ Osborn eSppuSal or the employers liza
hility Irinciplc ana his protest against
/ hitcninC American women 10 machines
as they yoke Roumanian peasant
women With oxen IL was as refresh
/ ing incident as ever occurred AT a par
/ tizan loV,f"est and proved that Michi-
I gan insurgency has voice at last, n
voice suggestive OF the RoOseNeltian
I force and unafraidness.
1900 l.. IN The Hon. Pat Kelley.
with serene romplarent smile Is speak
Ing adminIstrattonally Altogether too
/ liktdble a fellow personally To be found
playing the role OF stand Pat Kelley.
! The common people are leaving the
| hall
Hundreds OF loyal partisan Repub-
! iicans OF Detroit and Wayne COUNTY
gathered n the Light Guard armory,
! Friday night, for the Wayne County
Republican club banquet. They heard
eloquent party speeches and they ap.
plauded ID the echo the utterances OF
long lis. of speakers who discussed
local, state and national matters. They
even appiauded Washington. IL was
certainly an enthusiastic crowd.
Regent Chase ). Osborn. candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination,
sprang a surprise on the other speak
ers when, instead OF deyoting himself
TO the glories of the party, as had
done all the others. he fearlcssly went
on to attack the abuses within the
party ranks and to demand reform
within the party. He hit out with
botl hands in way that attrac tcd
plenty OF attention.
There's room enough to correct
errors on the inside" j. 5loat Fassett
/ had said in his speech Osborn quot.
ted this and then he went on to say
Gov. Warner is my friend and |
don't want 10 be understood as re-
ferring to him personally. but War
pa,isp, in NichiQaD'G stlf.a affpiT2 IL
like rotten apple in a full barrel or
apples and the rotten apple must DC
gotten rid of.
It's the saIhe in Washington. where
Ballinger may not lie bad sort of "a
fellow. but Bal!ingerism stands for
questionable practices on the part OF
public men,
The Warner administration can be
credited with some good laws for
which the party as whole now claims
credit. The party must, IL II Insist
on these credits. also share the odium
OF the things that cannot be COM
mended and not try TO shoulder the
odium entirely on Gov. Warner"
"Aldrichism means too much kow-
towing 10 class privilege and private
greed" declared Osborn while he took
rap at Cannonism az representing
reaction. although he admired Can
non personally
The American people are divided
into two classes Nmety-nine and one
aalf per cent love their country and
One-half OF one per cent loot their
country, was another OF Osborns bril-.
/ liant centeI-shots.
/ Eight Hundred At Banquet Table.
There were about 500 men seated
at the banquet tables when the feast
! started IL was very late in getting
going and the crowd manifested some
( fatigue after admiring the beautiful
md elaborate decorations. The food was
very good when IL came. though. The
/ Rev. Ernest Van Dyke was applauded
when he made the invocation short.
Hugh Shepherd president OF the
club In introducing Congressman
DENLY as POSTMASTER, declared that
the Wayne club would hold annual
3 banquets for the next 100 years on
Jan %. McKinley's birthday. An eff.
fort would be made To get President
! Taft next year
! DENLY announced his candidacy for
reelection and at the same time an
/ npunCed mat he mad no apologies 10
make for the performances OF the Re
4 publican party or for Speaker Can.
non
II come here tonight, not to apollo
CiZe for anything my party has done
! but stand here prOuder than ever of
! its Brecord." he said He discussed
tho tarin al some length. contending
| that there had been a real revision
| downward In the first seven months
/ OF the nav tariff bills operation. tho
imports had been s71S zoe 900 in value,
and of this amount $442 900 900 had
come in duty free. The revenue hal
! been higher than, az any other perio
except a brief tine I'm 1907, ne added.
Our party will go TO the polls tnis
] tall sterniy proud of the tariff Law !"
/ lac said Then he turned TO the at
tacks on Cannon.