The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-13
G. 0. P. HAS BANISHED
BOSSES, SAYS BORAH
senator Sounds New Keynote at
Lincoln Dinner Of Re-
publicans.
MAY LEAD PARTY IN 1914
EX.GOv. stokes and Senator
Goff Make Eloquent Speeches
on Martyr.
MAY LEAD PARTY IN 1914

'
I free from tho absolute domination of
| .,,o..." 90 sa,.u,,,,.d IN proSress,ve
measures that are not RANCHES or 40
stractions'
The next Republican nauonai cohVeh-
| ton, he said. will DO controlled by the
| rank and file of the marty, who will make
| ,bo,r ,la,,or,,, ~, Oh. snot ana not ACCEPT
| =, ., 49,. -, ,,,,c .o.. 20 .,,,de
II 'eaos i'aue os '"oSo WI"
the4r desuiies'
Senator Borah's address created pro-
| found impression As ne finished 1t was
said tina, although he had paid his rs.
-. -, 49,. ,,.,,....,,..s ,rd IN. orvsni-
sP.." " '"e -, 90
zauoh leaders IL "ouio no % w
| consider him a possibility FOR nofn'nauoh
| In 1916.
| la many, rssnects IN. dinner of last
1T, - ,, - ,ho ,,,s, .vc
"e"' "'
ctsSfui or 'he tweht!-eight give" W t"e
cup IN memory or Aora a, IN, h' n,,os,.
SIN huhored members ana theh guests
| were present and the declarations were
| all for return or adherence 10 strict
Republican principles.
IL was not get together anaif III any
respect. as J. Van Nechten oIcott' the
| toastmaster, declared the party Will well
come back those who have erred. but not
obtain single concession from the car
| dnal principles OF the party
""c"'"
| Supplementary that phase OF II were Two
| addresses which thrilled every person pres
ent These were the eloquent Lincoln ora
! ton of ,x-Gov. Edward c. Stokes of New
| Jersey and the simple narrative Of United
states Senator Nathan Goff OF his meet
| ing with Lincoln Ex-Gov Stokes's ora
| ton brought forth cheers Senator Goff' =
homely narrative brought out more than
one handkerchief
| Lincoln. the first American. was the
| theme OF ex-Gov Stokes The martyr
NJ ,ha Vas, ,rot, bur,hIa orIsin a.,ar
| the influence OF the revolutionary period
with its Cavalier and Puritan and the
| amalgaination OF races hau pro'luced Inc
| new type, sen--uucateu ana seT-raised
| lie had heeh createu Tor the WORK ne
! WAS 10 DO ana AFTER It's fuiniinehi ms
| ne was ehoeu' lhete were ihc'uehts VI
| ms IKE aHecuotes' praise lot the "ohue'
| iui alctoh OF ms refers anu speec"es'
| anu maj. '''s peI a,'on. go. NH,
| around us are tne 'hihss ne FtI anert
II 'ne i'eeuoi, o' '"e oi"VN man ihei
~ w" sc"ooio'F "h' MS oce'""'"'io'
| iheie ~ the nres'oe WIN hss picture anu
MS STORY ihere ~ MS M"!o quo'eu III
pulpt ana on PLATFORM mere ms gree,
ing IN the poets song ana the sculptor
ART mere the Justice OF american IN
stitutions he reeenerated and the equality
OF privilege ana opportunity ne be-
unsullied flag that carried liberty to Cuba
ana a new nope 10 me brown skinned race
a. MANIA 'heI'' apoNe .'e rHhk OF TAG
, uon anu the p'ttcrh'ss Oh accusation ne
SOUNDS sweet oohssto OF malice toward
spirit or the republic lie touches th'
| chorus OF memory ana "ahes the pelIe'
angels or our nature-the nations ricafi'
Gus "Herhs ms hrth sacrament MS
HE prayer ms death oen.dlction
""c"" save" "'A L''e'
senator COTS narrative was OF his e.
percnce AS u Virginian. an office o.
the Federal army, captured ard sent :,
Libby Prison. Tn. F.d"ral- had order.,
| two Cunfederates put to death as spies
| and CON and another had been picked ON
in Libby Prison to suffer a lie fate il
| retaliation IL looked ms II uothiug coul,
save them. Lincoln heard OF IN. Incident
and ARRANGEMENTS were mad. for an ex
chance /, was IN. du,v of IN. Cavern
nv, "a hang tho .nv In, tber. vas ,r,
.'n,n,,by NJ ,hs man IN m. Whit. H,usn
! Six months la,,r C;,f$ had been ordero,
N n,Im..S '''V, ro, , nav W. 49, So,
had cd am to hf lhyNu
..rhis i. wv. man ,yho uas exchan.sd 4,
Two orde,s we've for him IN take The NOT,
10 tho White House. He entered the roorr
IN which the Presld.n. was receiving.
\
i Describes First Meeting.
c.,,,o. GOV told ,,,.,,.l,, os his Ar,
| '.a.Stn,s -, ,h. 49, ,ha go
,rnran arJ cb,,dran No wa. receiv,ng -,
,ba svmnathv in MIA face ~ nj. words
his reassuripp hand c,asns Ue an
nroachcd him He feI, ,hs ewes ~ IN,
presiden, ON him.
s.ti "I' ''i y"' , "Sa,I AZ you w"rs N o.
YOU" Cons answer was To put Stanton
note In the Presidents hands. In an In
slant the long arms We're around him.
MY poor boy" were his words g
should say you are III. So YOU hav,
been through that? Come" And COT
was led and half supported into tn
library with injunctions to rest.
Later he was requested TO answer SOM
questions ABOUT the condition of prison
and prisoners in the South and 10 repor
the next day The questions were an
swered in writing. Again he entered tina
library, where Lincoln and his Secretar,
OF War were seated.
Read your answers was the order
and he did.
AS he read the President would stoI
him with comments indicating that III
agreed with them. Evidently there hat
been nm argument hetWeen him and hi,