The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-05-27

Osneo % him and Femarked:
DAnleA hOW Aonennme Ne uned tn
nov gratifying it ~ af last, TO be
lose To walk down the main .eree,s
Without fear Of molestatiop.o
Nj. Bryan said that il v,s M, ouiv
TO nov be able to ua.c.
emocSats in Office. hut also eraftfvtn1
o IND how many Of those men 49,
ire already in ONCE have Away beer
Democrats, but have been carefuNv
their beliefa."
The Secretary OF State did not lav,.h
IA OF AVS compliments upon the Score |
OF the Navy. Turning to Senator |
James and measuring him with hia |
eye, ne remarked that he mnaA saw |
something about his big friend |
Janles-"
Jane has 10 lie big. you know he
You couldn't get as mnch
as there Is in him In any
smaller frame"
Secretary RedfieId declared that lie
democratic party through it's tariff
policy has The message Of hope for
the American wOrkingmen."
Il want to see this policy carried
out in such a that il NAV be
considered an affirmative policy-one
which builds ~ I believe that we
are b apostles Of 4 creed that viii
lift men 10 higher things. Carried out
it will mean b new freedom and .
broader and better America
Warns Against Jfneoiszm.
Representative Edwin Y. Webb. OF
North Carolina, related his acQuain-
lance with h Secretary Of the Navy,
and declared hat he was beloved CIV
The people Of his native State, becaxsse
"he has Always been found on the
right side OF moral questions and
Fought for his beliefs.
The people of this nation are a
Deace-&ovlng people, and those vii
business interests should be happy
that they have as a Secretary Of State
and As the man who executes his or
loving e We have jingoeH, and
within the last ter days had Mr.. Bry-
an and Mr.. Daniels been Of this type
We might have had war at our doors
today"
| Senator James, in presenting Repre-
| sentative Ben johnson Of Kentucky,
| declared that as chairman of House
District committee MI. johnson has
won h esteem OF his colleagues as
had few men who held the position
before him.
johnson Asks D.. G. to Be Patient.
II apprehend," said Mr. Johnson. in
reference to this compliment, that il
Washington were called upon to speak
Of me it would be in no way like North
Carolina, speaks of Daniels. 1 feel
however, that when the people come
to know my intentions toward the Dis.
trict of Columbia, as the nation has
come to know Daniels and his aims
that they will think better 0f me thar
some do today"
Perry Belmont, referred to as "s
lobbyist for the common good ane
common welfare" spoke briefly upor
his interest in the army aH8 navy.
II believe In peace as mHcn as an.
man." declared Representative Ed
ward W. Pou. of North Carolina, b
believe thai if the time ever comes
when we must fight for Justice or hu
mainly we should be prepared t.
strike to win. Therefore, il the TIM
ever comes when Josephus Daniei
needs a navy. / want to see him hav'
one large enough with which to win
Representative John "a. Small. o
North Carolina, eulogized Mr.. Danieas
life in his home State, and Ira Il. e
nett declared that itw as most Crafty
ing to find a Secretary of State ant
Secretary of-1he Navy who were in
tent upon preserving a with al
nations, SO long as that peace could B.
maintained with honor.
list Of Guests.
At the close Of the dinner each Q
the guests expressed to MT. Ailbur
: MS sincere apRIcCAII1uh " n0 NOS
nitality. Among others present Wer
senator Lee 8. OvermAn, Hon. Rob
ert N. Page, Senator F. n. Simmon.
Milton r.. Allies, II. Il. Andrews, II. f
lie. Bryant. Howard A. Banks, Ger
, John III. CoWles, A. G. Chaplain, J.. Il
lCranford. H. Bradley Davidson. job
: Dolph, K. Golden Donaldson, Georg
f. Fleming, James A. Gray. Jr, r. +
Hanes, Jr., Leroy Heron. J.: w: Hunt
: er, Robert N. Harper, Michael HE'S
e ter, O.. =. II. johnson, William (
e Johnson, Gardner F. Johnson, Cla,
ence r. King, s. Dana Lincoln. HoI
I John A. Mills, F. p. Waite
I Murphy, Dr.. W. p. Malone. WiliAI
n ]. oliver, Col. w. II. Osborn, Frank
OuerbackeF, f. Southland Parke.
: Thomas Pence, John Poole, Joseph /
Ralph, James Sharp, Jerry SOutl
Walter Stabler, South Thimb1e, e. v
f Warden, George W. White. S. v
e Woodward, and Or. George Rufnn.
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2 HESTER'S STATEMENT.
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