The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-04

the banquet room. Then Mr.. Setz intro
duc"d the Wisconsin man The publishers
and their guests settled back for another
brisk brief speech This was at liPM
Senator l.d Toilette. arising slowly. laid
an onlno,is pile of manuscript on the table
Then h" began.
/ Vow and then the senator 81 topped for half
q minute to recover page that he hadn't
( fully amplihcd Often he diverted from
hi. manuscript To- explain or enlarge upon
a pag" that h" had put in the discard half
an hour previously. The publishers he
gaH {" move n"rvou>ly. Al midnight a
pirad" formed and moved noisilv toward
~" hnr. Groln~ broke in upon the Sena-
Jr address.
: Toward i::In \ NJ after handing bou-
quct- to the magazines the Senator
began to rap IA. newspapers Word got
to the exhausted banuueters that the
senator wa slanminG the press so about
q" crowded back to the ballroom and
.,au"d their ears tO th. noI-p They were
~ tim" to- hear this.
lI'" -,"ich"d ia. growth and pov er
e.: tu" -t'It interest," that to-day control
"ur pr"i"r'v ana on governments
h1N" shoru huW subtle and elusive e,
r"'"utir--. 'h"' ar" Ei-ng up against
them j. th" confused VOC. of the Jcople
Ih"lr heart = true. hui their "vcs do not
'"' 80 al ia" intricate sources oi power
MI" shall SNOW th"m. There are only
So" Tg"u'l" 'ha' ia auv way ,au reach
~" Who'll" i"uplr these at. IN. press
Aud %" platform hut the platform in
II" .ur compares Win IT. press in is power
ut ,uu'iuu"I~ r"p"ntod instruction
Ou" vuult tuink that ia "A democracy
,,s -.a., ar tu-frn,,tnp nlt.
f." i"td and understand the press would
b." 'h'N eager and willing INSTRUCTORS ..
~i'n ~ h" pres 81 Horace tr"eIsv. Henry
w.. 'm"nd. thnrIrs A rlna, Joseph Medill
aul lluIao" Euhl'"
liu' What Il" So" md has occurred III
Ga" last l"" wears. -inc" the money power
Nd- EhrI"d '"uiroI of Our industry and
co., lauu"u'' II controls M, nov sr,aneI
i'''~- -" i"Upl" tnoW 'hi- Their con
wi"i.'" = y"dl"u"d aud destroyed No
. "uE"r ar" IA" editorial columns ot news
i"'"T~ potent ioi"" N edu"aring public
t"'ur -.rt ~"rvrn,v of the press to special
ln'"''''- ~ y" small drSr"e j. due the
NuN"l 'ud Influence and prO>p"Iitv OF tL.
H""I,,' and monthly mega ines dec.
sd" 80" N"urs rI"u trained IN journalism
'.l ~" 'o = ." iilS ,"ntrol of n" news pa pers
OF 'l' '"Nu'I they -iw this unoccupied
i'"d Aud 'h"' went out and bull. M great
i''''''t"i- Hud ilagttim im"s They we're
II wa- IA NJ when the Senator quit
WI 'N''lr. dit~l'S instantly. SAID.
~hail not attempt. nor la VI. the time
i" '"ue +" ~" defence oi the newspapers
81 Nh" country winch have Just been fool
i~hlv wtckedlv and uutruthtuly assailed
senator lH Toilette looked straight
at"nd Mr.. .SpltH then introduced Detec-
~" Buns. touriprS had taken word ot
HIins : rising to the corridors and in a
minute I'll" hnque' han was packed Mr.
h'nu~'~ >pe"ch was loudly applauded
lie Nrpk" for about five minutes
I"i'nning home Yesterday the publish
'i~ WEI" emphatic IN their expressions a.
:" senator Ia follett-s speech Mr. Sei,z
sud
la>' m4n''> dinner during whirh W.
thou-"; "" would ,u>h the statesman
ended 10 Calamity. II was a tragedy
tor senator la f"li"tt-'> hop-> H.. Ito,
simply wiped himself on the man
Members 'and guests who fingered in
fhll,uelph Yesterday morning follow
iuR the banquet We're II unit in declaring
that Senator La Toilette. hy his op-n al
/ tack upon ia" press of the country ha.
eliminated himself entirely AS a Presi-
d"nial PC. ,ihil,rv
Gen. FsuN Aguus, the veteran pub
usher of tn" Baltimore american. a Re
pllhilcan h'wSDaper, voiced the senti-
m"nt> Of many when he said.
Poor La Toilette He has killed his
chances for the Presidential nomination,
indeed he win be fortunate if he carries
hle own Slat". | certainly believe he is
suffering from a mental breakdown The
man should not he out making addresses.
hu' should he home under treatment by a
physician
Coy. Wilson left the Bellevue Str
lord for Trenton early in the afternoon
us departure from the hotel was hurried
and h" went down rear elevator from
his room on IN" second floor and out a
rear door to avoid the newspaper men
bent on interviews