New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

= knew my job was difficult one
.,,soJt the Chairman announcing that
!, me audience" said Mr.. Gaynor.
little later he paused TO remark 10 .
,-,sp a few tables away from him, Il
ar YOU would wait tn ! get through -
The Mayors speech was as follows;
"a I heard the gentleman call off the
..,orncemc1ts in 1--WE languages ] could
~ heln wonderjnC all the while whether
ss-s we're not possibly seven or eight
sr.uaees an which he could keep silence
n maybe ne could keep silence IN al
q hen, which is better set.
Sources "po Not Count
II knew my job was q difficult one with
Al. re chairman announcing that 10 this
,rSisnce. l think n IS pretty well known.
sna also knew possibly mat the harder
ro1 worked in IL TO 90 right the less
,Sspss and the more abuse you get from
sme quarters here in the city of New
lmk tApplausel. But the quarters. after
M are Quarters that do not count for
INCH (Appausel.
IexceeGingy regret il that l was not
~, or account of absence from the city
"a sccept the invitation Of the President
; q, The United States % assist IN receiving
IN All AZ the White House on your ar
Hal In this country, ana / also exceed
rTy regret that / was not here 10 re-
ssre you when you arrived IN this city.
an nov all the more pleased 90 be here
"a bid YOU welcome and also godspeed
= Tour departure for Russia-neNt year,
thrk il is-isn't IL? a voice: Some
also desire TO make an apology 10
wa If this cOuggess had been held IN
sry Of the cities throughout the country
ron 20. 600 and upward the newspapers
you'd have devoted more space 10 your
roceedings than the newspapers OF TINS
siy have done (Applause.) 1 cannot
.!rain as Mayor Of the city from max
X 10 you an apology on that score, Tor
4 Ike Of IT l do not think you have
ser seen before, and ! am sure you VIII
ni encounter IL in 81 Petersburg next
lar Still. il is very natural. The papers
Ne Of large circulation, which make
1y afidavits each that it's circulation
! the largest In the whole world, dole
" their ideas in types from an inch to
II inches long And not being content
nth black type, even OF that lengtn'
sns OF them. as you must have noticed,
a'e'to use red ink They think our
KILLS are so thick that there is no other
uy OF penetrating them, even with the
1zmonplace thoughts which they seek
D convey. Great applause
bgt may say 10 you that those papers.
nhOdgh a majority in this town, speak
I Principally 10 the underworld OF this
aEn, the great criminal underworld OF
3M In this great city Of 100000, and
Hs members Of that underworld are not
1sntists. / assure you. tApplause.) II
iseds big type, and red type. 10 penetrate
issif skulls and some of them have skulls
thick that possibly you could not get
cything into their heads except IN the
don't know whether ! ought 70 say this
except In the same way that you get a
ne into Scotchman's head applause
I'd laughter) that IS 70 say, by taking
a, section Of his skull and poking It in
Forerunnsrs of Progress.
lou men are the forerunners Of human
fought and Of progress throughout the
sWid You make the world move for
safe You are IN the very front. You
ave reyolutonized things throughout the
svrid and yet may / say TO you that
IN all that you have done We are still
NJ On the edge OF things? Isn't that so?
@e only beginning Ana vet you are
soffing, experimenting, bringing out new
hoeesses IN ways and applying them.
Inc manufacturers Of the world are
ses making fortunes out OF things which
: le" years ago they threw into the
-as'e heap. all through the science which
.ea nave developed. I hope you get your
mzie o. It. QaughterJ
) hope you are All well paid laugh
Don't sell yourselves too cheaply.
here be anybody on this earth that
.s-gn 10 be paid. and who ought 10 nave
~ wealth Of the world coming in TO
s5ena u Is the scientific men (applsuee).
.n nSs N their experiments and by thel.
spy1zllon. have developed the world
sla enlarged the use OF all things in the
D gsidY
..J9i as sat and looked at YOU tonight
~; saw how well and prosperous ana
Hld you all looked Qaugnter), J said
Myself What condition viii they all
~ when the impending state OF So
eNm comes into reign, and great
~ people think " is now to come 10
- very soon? The socialists have not
=. determined whether they shall pay
~! worker according &c his necessi-
or according 10 his productive ca
10y whether mental or physical OF
80. 80; II they determine 10 pay only &c
.uins 10 your necessities. that - 20
- V each Just enough 20 make MN
,s you people will have 10 come down
80, or two under socialism Oaughter)'
- an afraid you won't work so
say hard any more.
am AFRAID the development IN c1em-
h.! WI come 10 quite standstill when
comes 10 pass: and that will be true
= ~ he sciences and In all departments
FAa~iaan endeavOr and in all the arts.
N ~ everybody Is paid alike ] think We
!, al w 70 live alike and do as little
on the socialists. on the other hand,
i, 1ecide 10 paw everybody accord
h, ns productive capacity, whether
-. - mental or physical. or both, then
sIald there viii be the biggest row
49, .,ism that ever was heard. because
49, yol people viii be getting 100000
IA. s wren some other chap will be get
\ a., NJ 800 year. And ! am afraic
E.is,ss ny create the same inequality whica
Nelv " the world to-day. and will be
aeps break up socialism pretty sud
nss,,I snere YOU are. That's one of my
az rs taosShts. and you scientific men
eor,ssaae y back TO Europe and the four
ssd 80 the earth, and smoke over II.
TIM INK INK over II, and see what you
about H.
Az ~ again how exceedingly pleased
IA even a. the end, 10 come here
-, meet the distinguished men IN your
rs-;S OF science in all parts of the
hI.s.. And ] hope Ia a few years more
ks.sn ! may not be here then any
Nr ~ 10 see you here again and meet
oIeeloent Finley. OF College Of the
~ o. New York. IN more genial humor
- TIE Mayor. said that he was dual
~. 'ah'y representing not only HIM
y. ~ vu' Governor DIX. who had delegated
~ 70 speak 10 the chemists. He re-
ira 70 himself as a synthetic product,
r. snen he came to analyze himself
- e'ements he decided that he was not
49,. o. Governor after all lie belit-
VIE falling, however, because of
h. ,,.rci,y OF governors IN this part Of
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