New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

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prSCaucns region n'e Or SesYOlr and the country
fne fur as connosseur loves hns picture Stewart
has the best touch for SILK velvet and the best udg
ment OF OF any his establishment All tne
Rarpers, young and old. began by setting type and
working the press The late John Walter proprietor OF
day before going the House Of Commons, Of which he
member While there G0%rsf of9uSht IN he
found to contain OF the greatest Interest IL nap
pened that all the compostors were gone TO dinner, i
m.e and Pp'yn SS the time s
had it all ready to go noa second edition when & was rs
bottomknew II in his brain and knew IT IN DIS myers
SO Horace Greeley on returning from big rst Visit 10
Europe made up the steamers news for The TRIBUNE
the harbor. The steamer arrived at
the morning fer & al the me- papers snd map se
tors all gone home and the pressmen lust TO-
never left the case t it was ali ready extra
Then he started no town to see his family Od Jonas
the legs to the KEYS every part outside aud inside
Tue original Delmouco was himself an admirable COOK
capital of house of business Is not money but Drains
| sELF-CoNTROL A NECESSITY.
| Araip: Before man can be- a King OF Business or O
| king OF men he must be monarch OF himself A great
part of the secret Of being able control others self
control Iremember Robert Bonner pointing out per-
son going by the office OF The Ledger and saying; 81
worked by the side OF that for setting type
| aud a very good workman he was. DO you want 10
anS ns % es did want % to know the
'We." said he. the reason is this: He used 10 ouy
Iook shabby he cast them aside but bought coarse
strong threedosr ones and wore them out That's the
| reason."
There Is greatd In merely being able to feel money
in your pocket and not spend IT. must own That 1t is
a very gift with the literary class have known
young writer III receiving $50 for an article invite
friend to dine with him at Deimonco's and ordered two
bottles OF $ wiue. Such men. whatever their talents
usually remain drudges and slaves all their lives. The
simple reason in fact why property always ana every
nature Of the strong to husband their resources ana
and m - the nature OIL ne weak sn slceran
whether made him for king or subject give
II he is born TO conquer aud command, he wil put
quietly away III he Is ready to aaeo use S as WI UPI
Immediately be gin to spend it in gratifying his ruling
| propensity. That propensity may be, usually Is, per.
1eSt and many fierce tusse have had
with 1t while standing before the window OF booRseeT
at once, I instantly bought Shakespeare with II:
| Knowing my weakness. 1 used to leave my money at
home ,when / had any, In order not to be surprised
into buying q book but feeling that this was base
cowardice contemptible avoidance OF the enemy: m
pocket Often have courted temptation. standing long
before window. gazing upon soe particular book that
then stalking away with proud consciousness that
might have bought and did nc. But 10 my case this
was strength but mere vulgar necessity The strong
men are they VINO really might lawfully and properly pro-
| can indulge 1t with absolute safety.
In the stray counties OF Pennsylvania enjoying
the fifth generation OF solid prosperi they build stone
barn before they build house OF stone; and though
houses usually good enough the barns are gen.
orally better TO be thus nSEnng h says the strong
erfui in who conquer the world 1t is weak IN the
Svsp n hS 70 s9 sas Of cose Ts
mouth Of hell and Yankee would be sure to go after
human Seins rests upon three pillars FIRST clear
coasceuce second; good health third, sound Peeu Gu
the attainment of that third main stay happiness
| let US by all means go where 1t is TO be found:
OF course there such thing as going too FAR Tor your
| haOn NJ Fcnnpa
business Is only means to an end Their minds run en-
to S Of e Sn the
gland coast to battle one stormy day. but the men 10
Sepas sTe On his way back he expressed his dsap
pontment aud Indignation the driver OF the omnibus
don't like to have strangers come down here and get
drowned 1t hurts the beach" This man evidently had
| business on the brain.
KINGS OF BUSINESS KINGS OF MEN,
ut all these qualities that Ihave
knowledge seIf-contro resolution, perseverance-will
| not make o king OF business An individual lou
him greatest man that ever lived cannot accom-
pish much he knows how to avail himself OF the
services OF others. remember hearing MI Prang the
had to learn keep his hands off the WORK. 1t
| was so much and quicker to take hold and do
difficult thing than 10 get another person 10 90 IT. But
he fonnd that the master of large establishment
must all his skill and energy In doing just that for
It only by doing nothing that ne can 90 eVerynI
king Of business king OF men lie knows now h, men
disturbing fobes where human nature Is weak, where
strong. and what makes men c9ntented and ana dscon al con
tented. He is judge Of men, and knows how to pick
out the men he wants. and Keeps them Dy treating them
as he would like to he treated @ IN thelr place w0oct
Theater In NewYork and notice there the same door
OF se a M IN aas e ns eab
lsbment 20 years ago. When enter the theater IN the
ticket from me on the opening night. there the
ushers, and actors year atter year.
men grown in the service In this fact we nave
part why this neaer holds Its own against
all competition and in spite OF all changes In the public
rous than the theatrical, but this heaer's business Is
as steady as that OF an old bank. have been there
The manager knows how select the right men, and
also make their interest aud their pleasure to
It is precisely the same with the great publishing
Of the mpfs sn W a
| as boys. and are now grayheaded sires; They have
40 years The simple secret s they good judges Of
men, treat them with steady Justice and consdera
non II you visit the Cambria Iron Works before men
oned where 1000 men under chief convert iron ore
steel rails YOU WI and grand M OF Inc
lately, "that the more do for our men, the better
they do u.s." The men are ENCOURAGED and assisted
library and to get the attanabe teachers for the
schools. This is my home" added Mr. Morrell on the
same OCCASION "and want my family to live In civil
led Intelligent Christian community: not in the midst
| Of Ignorant and turbulent savages" Honest David
| Maydoe. hammer artist, practices the same system
strict In maintaining the discipline Of the shop but ever
willing to make 1t easy for good workman mar to BUY 10Y
and faithful man during sickness, long or short-once
| for two years. .
In going over the letters and dispatches Of Napoleon
| Bonaparte, detest him. but he had his good points
Sohing struck than the pains he took to dis
tiuguish and crafty the men who served him, Unlike
the late perjlref, usurper OF bis name and throne ne
usually appealed 10 the generous and heroic nature
punished seldom and lttle rewarded often and bount
fully censurcd seldom, often praised; never degradeu
| but was always eager to confer honor. He showed
curious ingenuity In inventing ways OF gratifying
his soldiers Two hundred men rushed across the Bridge
of Lodi by 80 cannon and thus began the vlctCy
He caused the Of those 200 men TO be printed and
the list the church door OF every parish where
apy one OF them lived. What reward could nave Deen
sn thrilling to the troops brought more conscrpt 70