New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-21
COMMENTS FROM FOREIGN JOURNALS.
SIMPLE, DEVOTED AND PATRIOTIC.

tLsnUOnD
a year ago not one Englishman in a thous-
and had heard General Garied's To-day there
not read OF his death with regret as deep as
II he hi had been t ruler of our own com,
EnSs ns race 9ay 9ze more closely than it mas
touching in the subsidence Of party recrimnaton
soon Guiteau's fatal shot fired. Much re
crate the murderer the incident is which will prob
ably contribute more TO the stability and unity
been Effected by Presdent' Garelds Ad@nisraon minis
Another tie Of strong human interest has linked
another hsllowed memory has been added 10 the
American citizenship will be purified ana elevated b.
the thought OF his simplicity. devotion and patriotism
regret that the President has died again
have attained TO the height in the Nations affections
TO which he has been raised and reaction OF
after twelve weeks of universal sympathy, moved by
his life Mr. GARFIELD is st more happy in the tie S N
which he received the canOnization OF death.
THE HEART OF, OF TIE he JGj ENGLIsH NATION MOVED.
The ThS deep deep grief grief, is shared in by, all
rnee consor and the dreadful illness Of the Prince @ of
Wales the heart Of the English Nation has been
moved as it ia to-day.
DIED "lb f15,S GAIhGRiNG Ane ona5 eEI5s 5s HoNoRs
President Garfield died while he was
enough to give promise Of wi winning Esa bieE iGeE
rank amopg & the gset Who
! were those OF friendship and good will
From The Toronto MAJ.
4 Never. perhaps, was so much sympathy
his patience his courage his Submission az e
De wiz of ms ply ssiS1s n; manly fortitude from Tho
8 PROM RE ye,fil German Gazste 9BTlial.
q sinister pail hangs over the heads ot
powers which desire the maintenance OF rotten STATE
affairs" GeTnnny ,smemSernS .tpe when the Egero
offer sincere sympathy to the friendly transatlantic peo
pie In their hour OF trial.
From, AZ "a. .ES2GsYT T6IlsaaG I,I.5 y5cTI& Es1,.n
! An innocent victim has been claimed by
d the necessity of moral regeneration.
From The Berlin Post
President Garfield ls "a martyr to his endeav-
tS consriousness that NJ "a iba ann Iim mas
community struggle against the unbraidcd seseek
ing of individuals.
HIS NAME WILL SHINE IN HISTORY
From The TGgbiou (BeriiR.D
President Garteids name will shine forth in
history with the names OF Washington and Lincoln. IL,
made the country independent Of the dictatorship OF
THE DUTY OF THE COUNTRY.
From Tie Berlin Tribune
America should swear at the grave not to
until the National dsgracc-corruption-is wiped
out II she does President Garfield win not have died
PROFOUND AND UNIVERSAL SORROW,
From The NOrd (BTUSSels)
Thongh not. not rnp rHneXpescted, the impression
) CART eld will be profound and universal.
AN UPRIGHT MAN.
From The Independence Beige (BrUSselsL
With Mr.. Garfield disappears not only an
upright but possibly, the entire policy Of upright
ness which he nauguratcd.
HELD IN GENERAL ESTEEM.
ErOin me Echo de PdFlcmeat (BrLSselSl
} During his short administration President
Garfield had secured the general esteem of the United
States and Europe.
MERcIFUT. pELIvERANCE.
The EtoiIe Beige (BrUsScSJ
8 The death OF the martyr Is, Tor INN, mer-
cful deiverance.
THE WORLD FILLED WITH SORROW
From The Montreal Rerad.
Thecivilized world will be filed with sorrow for
the dead with sympathy for those dear him who still
survive linn. and with exccrauon for him who has
z brought about this calamity.