New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
PERSONAL.

Honri de 2ochefort SAYS he has no intention q
running for Parliamentary Office, which means that
he will not seek a direct conflict with Gamp,Na.
breakfast in honor OF Governor Cornell md
wife was given recently b. Mrs. Marshall D. Rob
erts. AT Saratoga Lake. Senator Cameron and wife
were among the guests
General Grant during his nine days TIN theGar-
nison country proved himself an accomplished iron
tiersman. One day he rode a mule. and o. be hs
some reputation for obstiuacy himself thc incidsoi
afforded a hint for an equestrian statue. 40
OF er day he drove mule team. lie has nos yd
accepted the offered chief oihce IN o mining e'h
pany.
The late Violet le Due. it is said. was q man q
restless energy and surprising facility. HapidT
and certainty If touch marked bis dmwinIs, ia
winch It would be diicult 10 hud q superhaoh
or uncertain line. Ills hand would be mr.
youalv sSetching even during cOnVcrsation and he
was almost sure to leave behind HIM 1oqas
on the y leaf of book or scrap oi paper WlenM
visited his friends.
Victor Hugo presented the prizes to th' Iuvenih
pupils of the Society for Elementary Inslm,uoa
lie talked over the heads of the children a. h
adults, in this Characteristic strain: 81 am one Of
those Migrants who 20 wherever there g. gooicoaa-
sci to be given or received. and who worship TOO"
holy things-infancy, youth and labor. IL ss
comfort 10 me. aDOut W leave ihN lilf ~ i"A "se
on the horizon and 10 say ~ the men behind ne
All is well. You are on the right path. brhh
behind You and good before. Go on; The 81
preme will is in course of accompl shmeni' We
are finishing great century. Tin, century Las
matured the fruits of that great revolution ~lisa
albeit it has become the revolution OF humanHt
will ever be called the French Revolution. Va
| Europe is flashed. and new Europe Is beginnns
| M II A., % 0r. COZ.
cord and good will. Ii will learn, anl II VIII Sno"
| II will march on toward This grand goldman kno"
ing what he wills and willing what hc can. We deAe
! NJ this moment only to use words OF conciiauoa
We are the enemies of massacre IN war; Of tue pena
scatlold and of the dogma of hell. Bat our hsue1
do not extend to men. We pity the soldier "epV
the Judge we pity the priest. Thanks 10 the giotO@
flag of July IA, we are no longer uneasy aoou' ~.
soldier for he is reserved only for foreign wars W.
| "A q will never be denied. Bur our pity romans =,
the priest and the Judge TO those wAO MA n' ga
us we offer peace They would dafken our SOUS w
desire 10 eniighten theirs. Al our revenge nes , -
| light. Listen, my CONTEMPORARIES; VIII he'ei''i
| of saving Go on. Let nobody spare MS eho'e
repeat that effort the summing up OF pI'nn' 10
Let every one do all he can, and the supreme ps
will be satisfied He weighs results o. ,'I III. svs
of Intentions The effort OF the smallest ~ w Al
| is worth that of the greatest Go on maic" OK
yancrl Look at the brightness OF the da"n. ~ ~
straight before you with "a ilrm Will aiih VIZ al
| support of the grand cOunseOr-COn'clehce'i nsv.
finish by this exhortation that you may eS'n,Is,,
nave these two things winch expires. Tue sAV'"
| way TO truth-recttude of mind aud heart