The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
WHITMAN TO THE BREWERS
ne TELLS THEw me- mr. ans
To F0RGE TBE LtH.
eaSN Wire TR'ngs NbSU' NaSsr GaSRSr
and Jhr IIty Dmcers In Genera'- -
Iady Herrlck on Butiag ProiectieH
snd the Hlrsslngs % Nome Ruie

~ --h,ch he as,ur,d me leading hrewerr
~ the East that he would snforce ah the
laws ~ thay cam" before nln for action
p-Cadv Hsrrick n 4 . uard word for con
dit ons N the state l.~g.sLaj are but ~ u
he hono-,d nv leg -ls'n', Whu resented
Interference by IN. central Government.
Jacuh Rupp"ri - presided a. the
dinner aid ., the lie with him were
Charles \ rnNne aud Alfred ! lall-y
who spoke. George 4. Ginth-r. vice
preSden, Ut the New York state Brewers
Association: Ca-I : HOst-r. Rudolph !
Schs-f"~ Theodore Obermysr aud the
tao zp.ake-s of the evening
Other guests from New Nork we've
Jacob RunVert Ernest q " MOerl.
Frederick " WoerE. Charles J Narn~r.
se~retarv ~ tho association, u 7 kearns,
De Witt G FLANAGAN. William kinkh0h.
Peter Doslger, George Ehret Jr William
Hoffman Adolph G hupfsl. John q Gillig;
Edwin a Ss,haefer Edwin VI Jackson and
Theodore Haebler. Prom Bro. Klyn the
guesta we're John GerkCn, John k.,'sen-
wel,Ar, Joseph Falleri. John VI Mosei.
Louis Y, SchTani. II Scherman. John
New Jersey were George S.sber. = Hsuck.
Gustav " IembeCk Gilbert X Potts
p 4 Fs,genspan. Charlie Schultz. George
q Widenemayer and George Sauter
Excise Commissioners Mckse Of Man
haitian and Watson NJ Brooklyn we're also
present
pistrict Attorney whitman began has
speech bv saving hs WRnted to propose
toast 20 a man he didn't support and
for whom he did not vote. but who has
during the last two months whsiever
else NAV he said about hltn. shown 80
far a disposition in his adminIstrat ion to
labor for the benefit at the city ms
Honor the Mayor of the Eiiy of New
NoTk Prolonged cheers.
Mr.. Whitman SAID thar 80 long a. the
clty = executive stood for the good of
me nity he would nave the support of all
good citizens He said he believed thai
the citizens OF New York have a riaat 10
! feel to-day that the Government - in the
hands 81 men whom the cifiz-n~ mHy
trust and from whom rhey have the
absolute right 20 demand an accounting
day by day He said he believed in non
PARTISAN direction Of munlclDai govern
'neni ana hetsvet that the citizens have
the righ; ia darland that "leCt.d osfiriais
shall discharge their du'is- under the
Law without regard TO POLITICAL control
or the manner OF their appointment
Sine. ] came here to-nigiu nav"
be~n askesi ~ iour different men to =, ate
my own view regarding the cnforcemen'
OF certain laws -a'd he D'>trict A.
rorney Tine - ra;ns. a serious pt~
tion. Dut honesty ] cannot 500 whv 4
malI charged Under ms oath ui uii 80
regarding s,u enforcement 81 aGy ,ss
az Jaws Tnsre isn't a m5u who knows
the Cons' tuition u the state ~ Nv
York who doesn't know the bret but
very -Inple oath th~ B-,r.ct Nt"rn-y
OF New Work y obj ed 10 TAKE.
Now gentlemen. ! m going go be- utI'
Go INV oath of offiCr. - " hiCh Wa- elss'ied
through NJ popularity ~ strength II
my own / am going 40 prcsrr' to ~"
courts Of th!s CiiS ID indie m-ni- found
by the grand luri-S O." ~" bees Il INV
-Abilgty asd ny 90 rpry''i every vi"la,"r
% every Law don car" ~ he the law
IL or Who me rtoia'or - There j. ne.
a mar IN the room With ~ who - NOS
with me on no proposition '' n-'-r-
a. ~ az, for M, - decids ~ y" - - he
sent Ia jau .b,3tfOT NJ . ~ s,s to- ;ha tu'Tr
IL one ONCE IN NV York sni pu. man
IN that oftce wh0~' -kIri- g-- Cfsau.
Wfho isut rraclf-i bv any party ~ r.. .
kAnIzAIOn Ihsi man - "a" biStr,ci
AftnTh~y l'tNaar- p.t don want he
ONCE rea, nd up corrupted aO,i.sr
that ono of he sv"uGnS papers -ays tuat
there - a .pt - trouble brew tug 40 the
District itOrner one So ! address
ynaT Bs fellow brewer
Il aDtpsal 10 YOU - -tAui DN Tue mar
who has sworn to 10 ~n,t iu. l.a -,y-
" must do io pTu-"otr" VIOLATIONS A.
Nea ne ssly a. he suuS~ uvN aup-'al -
you 20 stand by ;br Mayp'. tH- DIsIr.ct
Attorney aud the Police D.pa rtmsat 49,
"A
ltion. Sithoui favor - poiucal control
III any kind. 90 rpnoid the laws ~ the
,great Stef~ n which We live AMI WuIrH
'Ea.lcve. ] prOpnss Dss' Fl" New nrk
which cuntp "a he b. u tha, th' EASTERN
civilization ever Gau 90 ,.N~l can have ~
the human rag,. Itu.-.r~
D-Cady HeIrIv- sid i.a Wa elected
Districf AttpTn-s, p| hi- county once and
no ono ever Es..a-c n..u o. he s"utd ~uforH-
the laws. amt Prp'ts...' % Na~ iT.ctu-s' thu
a. ..H
minded - my 60. . 'r.-'I. Nv o.
seems 20 TO = Dt's-' .uu q. loot" Dol. % Uttu Ntti
dieChaTgr nts u4,s ., .l... .a.ss go Is'.'pls
need assurance maj n" val b." rsid
Al present the 0..s." of New NurL
doesn' present. y " -'s .Ht -Ii''. ta,i-- o."
the people ~ tho ,'viii7ed world -, az
iert lesson u IA" I-a'l'ia- 1T s'.it-
government. CohtinG-d Judge He--i'A
~ihsy do saw thst .sEsl.t,pa - sold fuT
. price aId En iny.'>- ~ .ou ~ Oh nov -
AMI ont what al" rro" - u = mo- -
pleasant ,ublect 20 '1It~mpiat" They
Say thst IN the past n"pp'- fel1 compelled
tn fend money M - Aihanv O." keep p'It
of jaii. aud ! Suppp-. SO oIghi to tha.pE
God that w. az Sf.l Out 81 "a ! These
fuvedtig7 tons ihst are gong o. shOlid
no limited for th.-.. D. no telling who they
Will reach. You a.. hLov tEa' Won have
raised Thousands ~ dolg~- - prDr-.'
your interests
New N0rA - one ~ the few states
NrefF Nttt has l~A fhIfl TOT a ttFltF
II makes . otiz"n hlu-b for shame ts.csu-.
NJ what has taken place IA th" Legislature
and makes "a man suspicious ~ all and
compels HIM 10 Asa OtiiCIal II h~ u
eniorae the. laws he N rwOTn To ~nforC.
New York - known Tar aud wids a.
the EmIirn state IN" imperial star.
and " has SerClssd a prspoudeTating
inh,sence on a Country which ~ foiindsd
on the indestTIci ilOIlity of ths States
each depending on ~ capacity f"T S-lf-
government and on it, capacity 10 rrgu-
late its own AFFAIR." and yet now FAR nas
she now fallen. how she bad b@cOme
n mer. province Of The central Govern
nen;' The central Government nov IN
terfCres with what rho Legislature 81 the
state shall do. Instead 81 self respact-
ing indepsndent citizens governing fhetn-
selves we governed bv bo@se- Nifh
no responsibility
These boss@s are seiectsd and deter (
mined Ivy the cent raj GOvsTnm~ni uton
which depends Federal patronage and
-Federal power IAp voU tell nie that n IN
oeDsntent sovereignty Il ~ fre.,iomg
The assassination 81 one boss merely (
makes room for another We are too much 1