New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
JOURNALIST IN LONDON.

Ton IN T"H cHAlii-'iINislNH LoTELLs oriN-
los co. Tl.2 INTERVIEWER AND SOCIETY JOUR-
NAlISM-N'ir TIE DRESS SHOULD SUPPORT Irs
oWN rANrr~S
IRON ili 49, Ft'N e@>nhtsFoNorTr or THE T'lbrNs.l
h"NDoN, jane l9.-Mr. lowell, Whose cd ma
t"'" ~ li.'N'''i 80" "sefIhro himself "1' hIeh' ~
haNne %lr'"r' ~ "a" almost p-r7dlons s'u'i4'i'hs
OF lorj icuenion, and c"''.rnted 10 ar'"ar ara
sp'ah ~ t- f'FfpaNF f'.e-' fHni dinner /. ""oIu
~ oAfe 'a"i''.-' :" 'll.l ''"it T''h -i'. AU"'"'
-'citiler Inc 70" t"f 81 ihe "inoF 'ls'ItNi~oI o}'-
si.'rs p.esr.' %. llS eN'raot'i""fy -'7tA can DC
e@proie! - c"'.'"r 'he di@''l anu >..t'Hcy o.
journalism j, journalists themselves VIII MOI con-
slerE L'Ti H''-'f"h Is p"r-'"ch' o. TN 4 "'id.
lie Is no. j'i9AA"si either eN'NP IN Az fnatHr
way. lie ""tn n':N reviews some lines To Tie
weekly pHicH', HA" j 0fr' 'AF E.""S ms ''Ife or
I'VE guir"a -"F 'hH'n bNi Lee Is ne' "r'"r Tor the
press III tn 2-o'e~o:i'i *nae, ana so mother need
Re be reE'.' h'i i"r "'S e'c'W's. may 'Aer;ions IN
us Dohaii.
hardly ko"" wac IS % ha r-rroa'lwd. Most OF
the people present iai' might, - at othrr similar
banGno'a' ~" Sal more r'l"o'e frN" journalism
ti'h ME- lt'''it" S L'id N""g atom. Cardinal Man
ning was 'A'T no. i"r the first time. tie was
good enor@h 90 r-lniad his andencr tilat hi, last
visit he h'i o'~fry"t among The company no less
p'rsoA than fr'n"e L"nis Naoo'con--slnco dead.
Inc FlIhcc she" So on IN slSht of the chairman
- ~ " '' vt 1"'' wv VIZ '"'
'n'oi .''' - '"' ~ nm ''' b" newspaper ''iiA'r
ono Oi Z" - S',l 's'''"'F 90 me great c'"i,h
Nch Is tl' "e'!'rS' enemy 81 me rec ffrss; tho
"'ol enc "'' ''i' noi' "1'"r'IN' ~ Tue ""i'tr
VINO HI" H'''e MS 'uS' business 40 Sioh'' every
5''i"a' NV 'o''i "' '"'''I' t"'" "-S'' ~ "A"''
NV. h'Hn'' ""'. ~ 'lero viii "c next year. ~''t
t''"eIc'' '"-''''t' ""1'H '"'''P''F 81 cc'' "'"
'o'"'""a' h'N|i Hl'' hH''1iA "'ccls %" '''' pa OF
on Wh"e pay, aldermen ana s'ierif' 81 'hH Gay ~
London bHrriSJers' baronetS Fn%hts' and
stray c'eFsEuE'" or t"o' ~ the eh4 OF
tAe long hst Which some Oh the papers
P"oiSl thy '''' ~ SNei 'iv h'''c % one OF Nv"
"Ii'eiS l'r ','' us 't ",'o'u INC moss "'u'F
known H. iV'""tS' OheFanrr "sN""' Inc SFS.oM
tS'i"',A '"' '''c y o'i''i''' ~ peer II i"N>'o
-icr c'ii'ihH Us many more peers ''"oa'SHoorS
anu persons 'i MN "'s' CT ~ cl " "'uN" 80 SUP
port nun; prrS'''ent advertising; ana thcn to cX-
tract iro'h 'he''' ana lro'n ITO puphc A'tFAc'cu ny
'he''', " I''u .. contributions ~ processes "hch
p''S DC u.9c''"o" DIS ""'t p'EE'nb ana l''l "'"cN-
i''i-' S''eieSS uoiihu Oh puniic ch'f'y 1"r ans
20 pioi'SS'"n ""''' ''' al "'or 'roIeSS'ohS'
""si,' 10 - ""S'u''iS gu" t''u '''tp"on9'y niue
pehoehl o. every sort Oh "oilsANoh' pubic or pri-
H''c' C'"eI foleSSohS pfoVI'' iof 'neir own poor.
yoor,'iiSh 'oho soeSon rs Knees L" " general pub
hc. 1t has doAo so for know not how m'''y years;
SN' .""'','''' W oA'''NS" niiu
Surpriso ta3t tlc profession does not rise faster III
Pu"iio eS'ocn'
MR.. LOWELL ON THE pRrss
.,.;, -; . ,;.41 u, -,
certainty 4" Is iit'ie Qua th't tao speeches as
~, ON 'i'' :o''o ''''i - '''''"
A's' is'''' ""cH t"c Ju'iI''l"I puts Oh Ms cilAi-
meter OF guide philosopher and friendly gossip, and
npPe"io aS " "i'hlic'u' IL ~ MS poverty ana NOT
his merits would expect to hear of If the ora
tor stucl- 70 ri, 4,x+ ho ,,,,Il 3;l,4o 80. a II;
tresses of newspaper writer's and explain with stin
greater partleaiari'y why the public, which daily
submits 10 DC instructed, amused, and very often
REQUIRED ~ hlin should come 10 his relief whom he
can ieciufe no more. Dut the or&lory OF thi5 occ9
SION tooh qnlCo another turn and tone. Cardinal!
Mahhlhg'"h" proposed the foreign MnlS'ersnade no
reference Oh any kthd 20 the press. Mr. Lowell who
Responded @''e' good WORT !"r the future OF his
own country bestowed general p"negJrc upon
'he freSs ana us prosperity, And then, to the as
thlshlneht, AN sure or MS hearers applied HIM
sell 10 CONSTRUCTING an apology FOR the interviewer
uhI another 10Y iho s"ciejy Journal. Inc inter-
viewer III hr' LowelS opinion performs us'fnl
oiice III ch'|nHnG punilc men OUT OF power 10 make
speeches from which he would otherwise be pre-
ciudel. man after dinner opinions mus; not DO
taken 100 seriously anu IL Is possible enough that
hr Lowers voice ana lace inlichted t" those VINO
hoaru NM ''i'' 1nS was Il Joke but inc passage on
s"ciety journalism Is reh'iKRo4e enough to be
quoted:
alluded moment ago TO what is sometimes dis
,nns9n,l;t -, thc nr }{ I .iri ,t'i
the univer,a curiosity which leads t. invasion OF the
as been o. t l,iS of ,, xxi w II II ,AG al 'nH,
aercer gh, than tina. which is said to beat upon hIone
sh"nid lrttt I III, o, , a. a. ,r! men
considerable portion OF mankiai thor ,icnccs arc
iarSe part ~ tIir i'I 80 80, ~ IN ~. - =
direction the press may be hig:ly serycc,hc in prt,
IUbrers P'A' u ilic anu AisH 'oao oi iuoHc morals