, 1873-05-25

Changes enough for century at least have TAX
en place In that time. Ten or twelve States
have been added to tbs Union The Republic
has grown four OF fve-fold stronger and richer
than it WAS then Slavery, which Horace Gree
ley Has oue OF the first to oppose, has gone down
in the war which suppressed the Rebellion. The
Old World has undergone mighty revolutions,
too, and ancient dynastes hA We become extinct.
Not few Of the men and women who we're
the earliest laborers in tne Tribune have passed
away. Horace Greeley has but lately been laid
in his grave. Richard Hildrcth, the author Of
history Of the United Statos, and gifted and
versatile writer; William Henry Fry, the COM
rossr and Gs5cs a6 J. e5itio :h Henry j. Raymond
Garowsh, the eccentric Pole and choleric pub
icist; Margaret Fuller, the most brilliant and
learned woman Of her time and country,-aQ
these have laid down the burthen of life, with
many other less known workers on the Tribune.
That Journal hae made numerous
reputations, and there is hardly lending news
paper In the country to-day which has not aunong
the members Of it's stuff some man, OF men, who
have been engaged upon the Tribune
Bayard Taylor gained lila force us writer Of
travel by his letters printed in that paper. He
WIS but a when he formed his editorial con-
necton with it, and in it's columns originally ap-
peared his narratives Of life and observation in
California. Syria, China, India, Russia, Greece
\ and Scandinavia.
{h George William Curtis, after publishing his
aF" Kile-Notes Of a Houadjl" Joined the Tribune
sna weee ee ead
rne under the title OF " Lotoa-E -Eating.".
Edmund Clarence Stedman won hia first poetic
1aurels BY contributing to its columns the "Dia-
mon ~ and Of note
TIE PRESENT EDITORS OF THE TRIBUNE
gre comparatively VERY ne" to It: It ls hardly
I've years Blnce Whitelaw Reid went there
hossato may nave been there little longer,
ana hA5 ana BROOKS not hall so long. shanks,
Stems, Hanse, Lloyd, oDwyer, and nearly Ill
ne rest, even down to the lowest reporter.
!, Dana, MeElrath; Gay, Wilkinson, England,
Nloonr, onaefhlA, Vttolson, I1lton, johnson,
the men identified with the Tribune during and
before the var, like smalley, Huntington, and
House, are correspondents from abroad. Only
ss t~o aeas;snaa resident workers remain who may
ebo is cnesa fh the ApIey
tx.1Eles ~ T. Congdon, who has been contributor
% ID, fourth page for more than twenty years.
~ 20 W. w. has been connected with the Tribune
.sa yeaSs,a s now regarded as hoary with expert
more snanses 1s than was their wont; for the work
u uAlusu -1a1 !e'1sed to be, and q few years OF
1:lt ~ M lous,allsm either cures the jour
11eaIioo No dop @ pSspn s qr his profession, or by
'~ ooTn T11x Us ronnrs n1at. compes him to retire.
A,,o,o +ha ~ aatah1a tGHHhsL ;sS1r1c1sMs:
7,.3d4'.'g a ane ao;ap!e ateacle. published in the
ara 5oe eln1Geh !eaIs ezo, we're the Sc
haictt ~ h;e 1871 ur suTm Guy then in the
$3.50, - - ~. Mnf9: fo"ot nn1 Igno"u. 1eY were
atsrr eftsy-.ld ~ suen n enneT # the
Gs1,3an .m3 ~" ,a a.e 1aAnAses a. u tna WINTER
certa;n ~ n1m i eenslemhn OF m
c1itiones Tare 1earnaa sad 1ar pursuits. ht % Inc
tons opmatic and eoot;af; @ os ~ pat 9sesen-
They atrscfed ora sf}entn5 " ~ a4s ~.
comment. than anv s;m;1ar se%.s nd @'okea nf mGae
which had been printed M to that Tina ". ThsS
s7ara earaen and n,arca.s Ta ~ =; a'dt ~ a 1ne9
aeeerating the traeedian'S f.nita 1 nd eco2,cs3
hinting at his nerits Natnra1's ano,1ah anu eaIie
incense5 FoTraat az h;s Eas5 1 eaoug9; t9ey
the actor s hs ana teiy ea d
fire nnd +n-n;4.o --.aas -, Ju1ang MS pres
to isat;nr Gdic,5a { II " a1s tmpersonasons n
ons upen the plsvs mere ths
rbors and erervibn5 upon InelI au-
This nsTt wbicI .1as - Lon1sctsu ~ 20. WAN tnem.
carefully written and but IN sis4ae1 tzpe dn9 ms
--for thew wara au 1;++ia laea o,a sne assaults,
performer md performanca wera s1sGuPon sGda9 tae
remenhar that For-as1 NV m]1.,Sa i1e ~
DARED to 'he a.etons mas
lite lids, and his corioanus to ros1;nr bn3i II