The Holland Society of New York - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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32 confine him to such a toast 33 by any means tO , Q Dutch Dikes and Damsf But We may Interpret these works of Dutch energy HS SYH1-bols of Hrm. ness and stability g and the speaker shall say to' us what he pleases upon the subjectnwhich. I suspect is in his mind, namely, that cardinal virtue of the Dutch-Conservatism. No man is better Htted to speak 'upon conservatism than EX-President Cleve. land, whom I now have the pleasure of introducing to YOU. - Mr. Cleveland, on rising to make his address, was received with the heartiest demonstrations of ap. plange, The' assemblage stood up and waved their handkerchiefs' and united in the heartiest cheers. The band played, while everybody joined in sing. .ing For he 's a jolly Good Fellow I I The ad. dress was received with every indication of cordial approval. Perhaps no other address delivered in similar circumstances has been 'so widely published and commented upon 3 the papers in all the princi- pal cities of the country from Boston to San Fran- cisco published it in full, with remarks of approval or dissent, according to the opinion ,of the editorial writers upon the administration. policy in the Philippines. T i, T y T t ,nf ,os , iff .ff QQ. x f

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