Further
tributes to Don Martin came from eminent men to the New York Herald and were
published.
The Honorable Charles E. Hughes, when informed of the
death of Don Martin, wrote the following:
"I am deeply saddened to learn of Don
Martin's death. I had known him for many years. He was a man of rare personal
charm, thoroughly equipped for his work and represented his profession at its
best. His articles from the front have been among the very best. No one who
ever knew him that didn't love him, and his death leaves a deep sense of
personal loss."
New
York Governor Charles S. Whitman
wrote:
"I am shocked to learn of Don
Martin's death. All who really knew him trusted and honored him. I share the
grief of his hosts of friends."
Alfred E. Smith,
Democratic nominee for Governor, paid him this tribute:
"I deeply regret receiving
the news of the death of Don Martin. His end is not only a loss to our city but
to the state and country. His valuable services will be remembered by all
citizens who read the truth from his brilliant pen."
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