The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-13

gle Hal In their Columbus Day celebra-
ton, n heard from him such a ser
mon OH "Americanism'' as lifted them
from their chairs.
Nothing was left undone. no word un-
spoken. by the Knights to impress the
Colonel with their high esteem. The
v~icar-general Of tho diocese. Mgr. Jo-
e +. Mooney, diverged long enough
from points Of his address to hail the
Colonel AS The first American: the
man who has exemplified to the high
est every attribute and principle Of
American manhood" Justice Victor j.
Bowling, chairman OF the meeting, told
the Colonel to his smiling face that the
knights would call the night of October
IL. 1915. the red letter night Of their
history because he had sat with them.
II warmed the cookies of the Colone''s
heart, this hearty. outstanding welcome.
II put him In rousing voice and bound
ing spirits. With flashing eye and swing
ing gesture and swapping jaw he sailed
into the hyphenated ones. banding them
as no better than traitors to their
country told the knights how wicked
he considered men that supported ~
opposed political candidates because o,
religion or creed outlined his theories
of what preparedness should consist Of
social and Industrial reforms as we'll
as military awakening-and said that
unless We began to treat Immigrants
as human beings and not as mere in
dustrial assets there would always he -
tangle OF opposing nationalities danger
Gus to the life of tho republic.
The Colonel Il for Action.
Al times the Colonel was gay, face
tious. II his American born Admiral,
Wainwright. or his German descended
Admiral, Schroeder. had shown any
hyphenism when he bossed them hs
would ''have knocked their heads on"
1t was a good thing. lie shouted. that
In 1876 and 1861 there were no songs
like II Didn't Raise My Boy to BE \
Soldier" because III there had been there
wouldn't have been many people let
alive to-day 10 sing them" Perhaps
he addressed something TO another dis
tinguished American when he told the
knights:
"If there is anything I abhor 1t 10
oratory that doesn't nean action or
doesn't intend action
Carnegie Hall was crowded TO capacity
and at least 1000 persons were turned
away by the police. The audience.
estimated at easily 5000. cheercd the
,,,Ion.I ui,htiiv i,n,n bis .nn,ar,nr.
aud tb-r,,gbnu, his address Tb.v v.rc
espeV'ah! p'e"seu y! ms "u".Ilsnt ue-
and by his statement that the knights
OF Columbus constituted one OF the or
CARNATIONS best fitted To transmute the
Immigrant into a loyal American citizen.
Justice bowling reviewed the life OF
Columbus and then spoke at ON length
imam IN, n.triotic ideals ,f tho Knight.
and OF tho deyntiou to their country Of
r,thol, ci,iz,ns Nyr No,ucv r,nr..
sen,iuy Cardinal Ia r,sx snnls. hri.nv
mo- tho na.sss,,y in ihis conn,,v for
, rr,,,.r sdba,e,ce IN du,v and less
| insis,,n,a mon indiviAu,I right. Ua
nron,,nc.a hi. ,rLt,,,,a ,n al poos..
vol, ,,,,h ali r,ss,hIo .,nha.,s
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