The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
SPELLDINDERS ONLY LISTEN
DsN TELLS TsWNtNI tAw.
PAiGNERS or tTORl fSN'T DEAD
sincere Man Win q Message Never ~urrr
sf q HEARING rhan New s;esrrnar-
fiset Also Visits Upstate isaianrr
Foo y Saratoga HATTIE Monument.

Govsrnor-e ect Dix parsed i""
minutes last might AT the third annual DIN
ner Of the Tammaly Hall speakers
bureau at the Hotel kniokerhocker Ia
deliver the only set -pAech of the dinner
and Ia tell his :up ~ more listeners that
every greaI caGse that has triIm ph''i
in this or any oIher nation has won its
wav 10 SUCCESS ny organized effort and
beCaus. great MASSES Of men have nm
s.lhshly set a-ide personal preference or
feelings and acted together ia devotion
TO underlying principles and hasic truths
II seemed from the applause that tha
Tanmany spelIblnders and Their enthus-
ia-tir guests fell IN With Nh Dix's views
on me beauty oil o:ga lization 80 happy
were they all after the Governor elects
spe.rh that when Toa-tmasie- GEORGE r
ShraIY. fn:merl- Coroner, later tried tn
read httoTs of regret from folks who
were unable to attend he had trouble in
getting attention In fact he didnt get
It, ne read the letters amid a babel of
spellhlnders which prevented his voice
from getting further than the outer edge
of the guest table
Mayo 6aynor. whose name was greet ed
with cheers, wrote that h.. could no, come
because his physician will not let him 20
out much AT night Charles 7. Murphy
wrote a short letter explaining that he
could not be- present Lieutenant Gov
ernor elect Conway also sent regrets 40
did Chief Magistrate McAdoo and At
torney G.nsrti-.isct Csrmody
Neyert h.less seated at Toast master
Shrady's righ, was Governor elect Dix
and AT his left was Congressman Sulzer
On MIR. Dix's RICH, AT Daniel Cohl alan
The OF hers a. the spea k-rs table wef a Con
gresham Daniel Riordan. Dudley Field
Malone. Georg. III McDermo't. Congress
men-elec, Henry George Jr Jefers IN VI
Levy. Thomas q Pattrn. and stephen
Ayr.-. Assistant Corpora, ION Couns-l John
p q Brien. Congressman Conry. John +
Mclntyre. Frank NJ Patterson. State
Chairman Winfield Huppuch. John "
Keller and CRY Court Justice La Fstr,
Three negro spell binders came in to-
ge;her early III the evening. presented
their 81 tickets and were shown To table
all 80 themselves in a far corner OF the
room ] hey had an argument with Mr.
Regsn. manager Of the RnlCkerbocker.
abou, the position of their chairs, and
dinner managers The negroes were still
dissatisfied and left the hotel Evidently
all was we'll later. however because be-
fore the dinner had progressed TO the
entrcH the three had come back and had
taken the chairs ASH gned to them
speakers bureau. SAID IN an aside heiore
the dinner hese lamm.ny speakers
nave poured out 80 Inuch nov AR curing
the CAMPAIGN thar 'h"r re not gong To-
be asked 10 InhiC, Their thoughts upon
on" another Tonight inns - going TO u"
a -pt-chIe-r dinner 'heretof"
trovernor-elec' DIX. however before ne
lett the hanquei Ia go In the d!nner of Oi"
home folks which the counties ~ sara
t"ga. Washington and Warren were h"l"-
ing al the Waldorf read brief paper
on me b"ap.les OF organization
"" ar" frequently iol' tina me aSe
OF the speaker Is pas the: N this day OF
IN" newspaper me voice "i the ora or hA-
lost ~ charm and III value anS, ~ force.
h" SAID vet 10 my mimi liner" never
has been lime when GI'iz"n ~ SINGER"
COW Ic'i"n who had message Tor Ms
fellow citizens was surer OF NOR" ioi"rdu
md pa ienl hearing man l. m" rapahle
pub L. sneaker ~ io-cay
The Governor eject thanked M audi-
enc" Tor the part they had played in IN"
remarkable victory whlch our great patty
ha- Just Won IN thls CITY ahn Ntae'
VICTORY which proved. ne -aih. tha' tne
p"op'@ had believed All nat me spell
binders OF lammany hah toid them
] migh' and on" CLOSING w9td