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Show Tilt. tRTR II Mil) MEETING. Theodore Hiirmester Satisfied With the 1'rocee.flinu unit tli Kemarks. In polities Uierc was nothing hut serenity this morning. A reporter of Tur. Times hi -t Theodore Bnrmester on the trcet and asked liim if a itrect rumor was true that he had not been accorded proper consideration at the liberal meeting in the Fifteenth ward last night. Said he: "It ie not true; I was given plenty of time talk, and I haven't any kick coming about the assignment of speakers speak-ers talking foremost or lastly. 1 talked my own sentiment. You newspaper reporters I are guilty of 6ins of omis-ion and commission for sometimes you don't quote a man correctly cor-rectly or fail to catch on in the sometime necessary abricviation of remarks applicable to the cast- in hand. I Clearly, Mr. Hurmistcr is nothing if not i original, lb la not as a man or a politician of the Talleyrand kind. He dot s not follow ' the maxim of that L'roat diplomat. '-Words arc used to conceal ideas," and the idea in the sentiment embodied in the remark of that Prince Metterniek will soon be a statesman; states-man; be has learned to lie. |