New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
Wants Liberal Party.

'Nc must have a frankly liberal Dartt.
Mr. Rercrileo said. wit well understood
liberal principles and concrete liberal poll
,.cs. 90 which all WHO b,lietc IN those
principles and policies can belong, and "a
frankly conservative party. ith well
understood conservative principles and
policies. The Progressive party j. tho an
.,ycr TO- THIS call of common sense for u
is the liberal party Of America, aud that
fact VIII create the conservative party OF
America"
Baubridge colby extolled the achieve
mcnfs ~ Colonel Roosevelt 10 tho last
year and pronounced him the logical lead
a. and foremost spokesman Of the new
democracy
And ir another contest. which win not
Doc Ions delayed. a." combined momentum
q tine peoples justice and their sense OF
enlightened interest. demanding that again
be lead them. Will De beyond the power Of
even Theodore Roosevelt himself to re-
fuse he said
Miss Mar Auun told The diners what
America meant 10 tho Russian immigrant
They Sat with Roosevelt.
with colonel Roosevelt At the speakers
tahl" were:
Theodore -. Robinson Borden -. whit
Ing. Albert Bus hncl Hart. Homer u. Gail.
Frederick VI. Davenport. Joseph Walker
cambridge colby. Mrs. Carrie chapman
Gait oscar : Straus. Miss Mary Antin,
W Bourkc Cochran. Timothy l.. Wood
ruff. william y Pr,ndcrgast Albert e..
ri =
fam H. Hotchkiss. Miss Anne Rhodes,
Charles Sumner Bird. George W. Kirch-
wey. Horatio G. King. Judge John Pal
mleri. Tho Rev Joseph Silycrman and
Lucien l.. Bonhcur
Among those present were:
Mrs PAN Morton. Mrs Eourke Cock
iai, Mrs. William H. Hotchkiss Mi
and Mrs. j. Douglas Robinson. Mrs
Oscar ; Suaus. Miss Anne Morgan
Lawrence T.. hbtott, Lord Achcson. Mrs
g. T.. Alexander. Mrs. Henry \. AleXan-
der. Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph ". Alsop. Mrs
=. MCNcii Bacon. Jr.. Nj and Mrs. Cort-
land J. Barnes TruNton Bealc Mr. and
Mrs Nicholas Biddlc. Francis I. bird.
Alrs. Lrcien EOnhcu.. 'sutlon Borglum.
Mr. ana Mrs William Grant Brown. Nh.
and Mrs. Archibald NJ. Brown and Emory
MIR ana Mrs. Henry W. Bun. the Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph !. Burrell. Joseph W.
Burden. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finley
dunno. Mr.. W. *. Vanderbilt, jr. 7. l..
Van Nordcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Whltehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duyccn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William -. WILCOX. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Elder. Mrs. 5. y Fahnc-
stock. Mr.. ana Mis- Hamilton Fish Mr..
and Ms. ~. y. Oscood Field. Mrs. Goclet
Gallat!n. Mr.. and Mrs. IIalpert p Gardi-
ner, Judge William NJ. Day. Judge Ebert
II. Gary End Nj aud Mrs. e. Dana
Gibson.
Mrs. Robert Goelct. Baroness De Graz
icnrcid, Mrs William Loeb Mr. and Mrs.
benjamin Guinness. Professor Edward
Everett Hale Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey j.
iiamlin. Judge aud ifrs. Learned Hand.
Mrs. Stuyvosant Fish. Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock M. and Mrs Amory G.
Hodges Mr.. ard Mrs Robert Hoe. JUS
ticc Franklin .. IIoyt. Phoenix Ingraham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin X. James. Miss
Frances =. Keller. Frederick Lewisohn.
Professor Samuel McCunc Lindsay. Mar
tin W. Littleton. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lydig Mr.
ana Mrs Milo II. Maltbie. Miss Eliza
beth Marbury. Mrs. Eleanor Mellon and
Nj. and Mrs. Hugh Gordon Miller.
Gouvcrncur Morris. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.,
Norris Frank \. Munscy Borough Pres
idcut George McAncny. Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Mclean. Mrs. \ Gordon Norris.
Herbert g. Peu. jr. Joseph W. Burden
Mr.. and Mrs j. Sergeant Cram Mr.. and
Mrs. James Creelman. Mrs. Walter Dam
rOsch, Judge Norman 5. Dixie Miss Eliz-
abeth Eolaield. JoEn corbin. Richard
Harding Davis. Walter NJ. Chandler and
Mrs. W. Felowes Morgan
William T. McCombs. chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee. was at
Theodore Roosevelt jr s, table as Colonel
Roosevelts personal guest