New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
THE TRIBUNE'S NEW HOME.
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE PRESS
THE FRUITS OF A GREAT MANS LIFE.
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From The Ne,c. YORK South.
= We have DELAYED speaking OF the improved
fortunes of The TRIBUNE, not because we wished iosE
all the good things which the press OF the country and
the OF contemporary because we had forgot
ten the event The last named reason would BE- 2at.
overshadowng all the structures about IL. and making
G e STas OF Bn %Re Gs 6 @
it not THE TRIBUNE The building has sprung Gp ina
years and those Years the most evetfH in the history
the country and Of the world The building s Che ers
ment, it is but an Illustration OF the vitality.
ne F a anu /. inc no wise indebted uaeI
structure for its wcllearned fame IL Is no unerted
tribute TO cay Of 1t that It appr2aghG on mos nya me
shed in this any other country Whether IL c,rcla-
latter, does not affect its excellence n, ht"sapr "
long since from party ties and Is bound 0ny ~
its PeG agsen apns towsrs the pope Of tho
South substantial proof that IN this important parcn'
il would pay to be false But the who now manage
its affairs did not create it, 1t is the offspring OF nsa
quite in contrast with present stately edhce and
cared for early life with unceasing LABOR and aA Y
fame 1t is the fruit life Of watchfulness and tod
And to-day, as this building lifts Its imposing tower.
sgnazes and perpetuates the memory 0i tue and an
earnest and of the greatest Journalist OF ills co
try or OF the age.
ITS INFLUENCE CANNOT BE OyEREsrIMATED.
Ne1r. York letter % The Waruiek ~ ~ AdcertS,
TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has been desls-
mated by The London Ae0s az the icaung America
TRIBtSE takes pardonaJle pride in quoting IL opnos
of its foreign cotemporary During tho !heHie OF MI
Greeley advanced To the front rank ~ JAInt ~ anu
under his direction long welded powerful iuD',"cS
throughout the country LIE T. has G er nS
but Mr. Greeey's candor and independence were iIe,,
preIdar 'o and numerous orders 10 stop my parer'
would burden the mails after the anncunc. men, OF
70 subscribe to or encourage It is not likely tai
Mr.. Greeley ever at al disturbed by thee mani.
Of
proved how well he could afford to smile at them 10.
planted his standard the desertcrs wore generally found
returning their allegiance The death Of Mr Greeley
was se7 ere loss TO THE rIBL ~, well ihe
ton He had become so closely identified with his paper
that 1t seemed to many as though lis career mus rnd
nositon and coud by no possibility retain its inal-
ence. This the fear Of ia friends II wa the hope
that critical period. In whose hands the mana2ement
THE TRIBUNE should rest was for several weeks aifSf
OF doubt. Finally it was made known tlrougl. L,
columns that the paper would continue under tie control
those who had been the chosen associates Of its founder
This announcement was coupled with the sew
political other organization could claim
strict organ; but its con nctOr desired to
unmistakabe attitude OF independence; In
domabic will COURAGE, and perseverance have inadetn
pursuance Of this wise policy successful than was
ever anticipated To-day lHE rHIDuSE has a circulation
overestmated. The stockholders have erected build
ing excellng in magnitude in completeness aud in sta
billy any structure Tor similar purpose ia tins country
These evidences OF success are euc0ur4ons " m0Iy
sps lnieng
ISM when panied by earnest effort in behalf Of the
public welfare, De more remuneIatve and far more
to party dication IL must be said howo en- that much
of THE TEBUNEs success is due 10 enterprise and Ill., ri
expenditure. It's field has been much enlarged. and II
has contributed immensely to the public education
ITS SUCCESS A CREDIT TO TIE NATION
From The FgughkeePi Neos (fnd)
Tardy justice is better than injustice and it
Is therefore that desire on in The ailo, unani.
NOUS CONGRATULATIONS BY which the press w3som,s fns
York No visitor to that city for the last twelve months
niticent new binding TO tie east Of the City Ha Park.
which Is devoted TO the uses OF that paper and Which
markabc founder. At it, door stands H. Ben
jamn Franklin and 1t l. no idle resemblance which as
representative OF their different Only AiaTi-
can soil could have reared men Of such majestic sim
memory OF both. To capyato the public conscience,
and TO make living existence OF name was the work
of Mr.. Greeley in founding HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
TO retain its highest place in the public regard after It's
master spirit had departed was labor before which the
But IL has been done II is not eNtravagnt praise TO say
Mr. Greeley and while he at the climax Of his pow.
ers that no newspaper In this country aud perhaps NOT
strong upon many intelligent minds as TIL TRIBUNE.
The impression always Was, and II nmains that lts
columns sustain the cause II righteousness Not beyond
the roach OF ndrmiies because is work Is the produces
OF minds, which, with all their power ATE yet human
ALTERATIONS ordinarily ian the lot Of the ablst
men In tone IN manner langnase Nersatility, power:
calamity II sdch journal should not succeed whiel
subject public gratlltlOn that newspaper
of such uniform holiness OF tone can gen
erously sustained II IS creditabe 70 public Intelligence
To public opinion. public morals, ana public TASTE
THE BEST EDUCATOR OF THE PEOPLE.
From The 81 JGHl Pioneer. Pros md
We can scarcely lend any emphasis to tins
cncOmiumS which are being shOweltd upon III" NV
YoRk TRIBUNE, in connection with It's occ p'cy Oh 10
princely new printing csablShnent-sald 70 po, 'na
doubtless with truth, the most luxurious dhu ptt az
polluted building of the kind In the world but We never
theleSs checrfuly contribute our milc ol sa9 ing has
Tue TRIBUNE lays better and higher clalil I" D. IA
peOple in the best AMI highest ste tiln
any journal in America. II Is not merely lntSnncen
nryyspapcrit is an encyclopaedia Of current science
scholnrship art, literature and religion IL e'huhcs
itself TO no ruto newspaper formula winch has or
before brcn recognlzebut absorhs IN its hunger or
excellence the domain Of the laboratories the studiesf
the colleges the studios, the pulpis ana from ,nSo
gathers q fabulous amount OF inioi NATION, when IL
snr,nds before the people in its mammoth suppl ehls'
and the highest scholarship OF the tim" e heI
"a % of the humblest cottage IN the land fach Issue VI
TnE TRIBUNE Is great tome of science ana oI ,uvns
progressive thought with ali the oi the day thTo"h
| in. ~, AZ, ,visb
so much Is due THE TRIBUNE and To truth We WISH
W. could add its discussions OF the potcs W .o
country il could be truly independent as II aims W
be and doubtless thinks IL IL. The simple TACT Is INV
ever that THE TRIBUNE Is one of tie most intense cy
day partisan organs of which the Democratic parry IN
oast At the time that IL gives fantheoreI sur
port the crushing demon OF protection "mson 1T
deadly foe all democracy and all equaliiy nc 80
advice The TRIBUNE Oh TINS hcau u us'
IL not only study but follow the teachings OF tue P.s
cal ECONOMISTS who furnish the best thoughts whies
adoru its columns In other words, et Ids lhio.s 80
take its medicine. and get well OF It's chronic Wv
iectlye weakness aud be giant Ia fact as well rs IN P~
tease,