The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-30
Many DEMOCRATS GREET DIX
>itIELE UUERALLIES lROU NJ
SIZE CHAIRMAN.
m. see aChAhce and They Are Out
Ia SeelfAhd Ensue u An Sorts We're
rhcrc. some Who Have Been "Yer,
sill" Democrats Of Recent Years.


',t scout five n ndred Democrats.
.,vr..r.tIng all the cities and most ~ the
.,v , I'll ages and crossroads of New
g.. ate attended the reception az the
u, Astor last evening In honor ~ John
. T. the new Democratic State chair
70 heCted recently 20 gIccced William J.
CD IN of Buffalo The reception was
eve, hv the Democratic Stlta league
.rE,g.zed as the Saratoga conference "a,
S..t'oga Springs 20 Septrml'e, 1919. Of
with Thomas VI Oslorna ~ Auburn Is
chairman. just before the meeting chair
man DIX requested De- nrwspapers to
dsnv ~ without having thu shadow ~
t.l.l a IMPORT from Albany 10 the effect
~, he had both orally and by letter re-
luosted friends VI his In the UPPER part Of
'ae State 60 So 10 il that delegates were
selected 70 the Democrat State conven.
ton IN IN. fall favorable 70 his nomination
for Governor
/ shall remain Democratic State bhAir-
man said Mr. Dix. and am at loss to
understand how ~ untruthhil a report
could have been printed concer' ming me
Al sorts Of Democrats were At the
reception. Old time regulars. old time
mggwumps, many hard shells. many
thin shells. but all seemed 70 be united
Tor the occasion and a mAjority Of them
sad they would be united throughout the
Democratic campaign In the State. Some
81 the Democrats present beside Chairman
Div and Mr.. Osborne were D-Cady
Herrick. Charles T Murphy. Tammanys
chieitsin, Herbert ? Bissell 81 Buffalo.
Representative William Sulzer. John
Anderson. Jr. Of Essex. samuel A.
Beardsley, Democratic leader Of Oneida
county. Thomas T. Benedict, Daniel p
Iohalan, John y Carlisle. Frederic X
Iouderi Macgrane Coke, Alton Il. Parker,
Morgan J. O'Brien. Francis 4. Willard.
Ashhel P Fitch. Roger Foster. Patrick
, MCGOWAN. Daniel D. Frisble. John
y Henneberry Thomas ?. smith. John
u McCooey. senator Frswley. William
R Hurd, William Travers Jerome Henry
D. Hotchkiss. Francis h. Pendleton
,harles F. Rattigan, Thomas z Rush
William : Rode. Eugene Lamb Richard.
jr., George ,. Spinney. Lewis NJ Ants
dale Samuel J Tilden I'd. Edward q.
Whitaker. Bernard J York. Hugh Dufry.
William Dalton. J. Hampden Dougherty.
Ireuyille Emmett William Temple Emmett.
Patrick =. McCabe. Democratic leader Of
ilhany county; Thomas Gillsran. Walter
r Hsrrick. John T. Oakley. stephen
Ryan e Norwich. William T Rafferty, n
Syracuse and many others Mr. Conners
vas absent On a boating trip on the ~
Lawrence
Chairman Dix. fanked ~ Mr. Osborne
srd William Temple Emmett, was intro
uc'd 10 all the Democrats present
Mr. bIA was acquainted with almost every .
man. tor a. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor IN 1919 he traver.ed most Of tho
counties Of The state
When the formal proceeding Of the re-
Cpptfon began Mr. Osborne a. head % the
eague opened the ball by announcing
that Mr. DIX had been among the first
rlCnors for the Saratoga conference IN
september. 1873, and therefore the Demo
cratic leaguers looked upon him az a first
riaEs brother Mr Osborne then told
how delighted h was 20 observe the large
ATTENDANCE n Democrats on this OCCASION.
ana belize -d that II was evidence Of tho |
work put IA by tho Democratic Leag1isrs
Then he called upon Robert Grer Monroe !
n New York city and next upon William,
Temple Emmett 10 tell Of the WORK OF he
ieagle IN the metropolis Mr. Monroe
aid that while this work had heen a little d
backward he was sure that before tha q
state campaign u over IN November next
the auxiliary branch Of the league in New =
y ork city will have perfected their enrol '
Inent. Mr. Monroe added that campaign q
headquarters were 70 De opened IN this d
city. and that the auxiliary branch of ths
league must necessarily be- Of great aasis, 4
lance 70 the regular Democratic organiEa.
tons in New York city
Mr. Emmett said that he personally
did not believe IN too many Democratic
in New York city but ba :
thought the New York city branch Of the
Democratic State League will b. vel
coined ~ a home for many Democrats
Who either from prejudice or diasatis- "
faction have not been IN accord with the q
Democratic organizations In the borouRhs ?
making up the greater city. Mr.. Emmet ].
believed also that many Republicans
we're dissatisfied with their party. and =
while they could not 90 over 70 the reg1I- .
ar Democratic organizations Of the city :,
hey might feel that they could ioin hands y
gith the Democratic leagliera In the CITY. :
He also thought the city branch Of the !"
eaguers could be of material assistance d.
% the regular Democratic nizatinns. =,
indeed from the organization 81 the Il
saratoga conference the Democrats in Il
hat movement have been insistsnt in
declaring that they were not opposed
o the regular DegOcratic organization
Y the State. but that they we're 20 fight
within the lines ~ the organization. y
Chairman DIX got a hearty reception =
a he rose 70 address his DEMOCRATIC e
'rethren He said:
\ lea pleasure and an inspiration - meet ~
0u face u face 20 know and appreciate r.,
10 real and the determination you are :,
o devote 70 the cause n good government :,
determination 70 restore 70 the people VI
rsr tights which have been by subtle q,
cans taken away =,
u d. my earnest desire that our marty y,
HsI 10 truly Democratic. n II big enough
nj 'rpad enough TO receive and contain an
' ho have eSpoused or believe In the n
rn0p.s of The greatest good 10 the great N
- number 'he carolina. principle n ~
"morra'y Those who have stood the "
80 NJ time and stress 81 fractional dissen-
or- NJ differences are entitled 70 praise o.
~ consideration. The organization ~ -.
party. have faith. will work FOR The y,
7rH best interest and that work will
" 50 '-1=S1-=d by ire united eHorts o. Of
i.r.. rr1fs al
..- t. time Whsn the pursuits oi brs III
b ~ must weld n the cause Of honesty -
~ r'r" welfare. q time When patriotism )
1'" Citizenship above paTtisanah ip.
'r .- an'e of a nation h aroused to a "a
n -ssenfmsnt of me evil tenderness
our wes privilege for pelf b. not right >
Do a- mn. ISSUE IL both immediate and sas
'.-'a.' hero Is No relief from the Ma
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