New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

journalists of being the only evening organ winch
pays Its proprietOrs dividend. IL Is printeu III
large type almost entirely, and Is thus very agree
able to read in q railway carriage while going HUNS
TO dinner 1t is printed on pink toned paper
and il remarkable for its interesting essays
and notes having no reference to the events OF te
day. why like The Globe" said dasning nus
sar to the writer day, "is because IL Is Jus' %
good to read one day as another" praise "nic"
journalists hardly care TO hear of their own papers
II is now edited by Mr.. Armstrong and mas among
its contributors Mr. Joseph Knight, the weA-kho"n
dramatic critic.
The two evening papers read with the mos
amusement are The PaH Mall Gdsette and The ST.
Jaaess Gazette for there is magnificent tossing ahu
Curing between these two 1t is hardly necessary 10
note that the great morning newspapers Tory
Liberal and mixed" do not condescend either 10
crticise each other or to reply TO their postmerl
G,nnal assailants Utterly unlike French Journals,
the fo-s great da1lles, compared win Wnlcn tIio
OF hers are as flies on the wheel ignore eacn "Ihei
existence as mater OF policy ana uespise al tIlo
resi- from conviction. NOt.lDg would play tne game
of any of The smaller fry Ike quarrel Win one ol
the quadrIlateral,' but those wnc loiu tne Tor
know better than to crafty AID advef1lst INC e
30 he fighting papers reduced to Inc RAJ Halt
and The St Jdmess Gareftes. In IFS original lorLi
The Pau Nall Gdzoite was iounded by MI GeOrSe
Smith of the firm of smith, Elder q Co., ana wn3t
II has cost that gentleman from hrst 10 last WIZ
perhaps never be known. The titie. as everyone
knows was taken from Ihackeray fenutAHis
aud by way of realizing the boast OF poor
Captain ShandOn that n was journal VIII .eu
by gentlemen for gen;lemeu," very exceilenI
writers were employed and hgh anu
mighty. supercillou-, supertiney clever style pc
came the characteristic OF the paper Many Oi tle
late Mr.. James Haunays mol treAcuant aIuClcS
appeared In The Pail Nal Gazette, as dld ne cnaI-
ing sketches by Dir. Jeffrles entitled " The Jane
keeper At homeV and the equally admirable artl-
cles of Terence McCrdth," Otn"rwlSe MI hcuIy
H. Doc .i..rrN ayIg "A L.
luam and now one OF the magistrates IN ifustteu
with powers beyond his own dlstrlcJ Inc idte 'lI'
George Henry Lrwes, an almost perfect uIdu4i'C
Grille Ir.z charge OF thdt department ioI SUM
fiIa and M uace W, terward filed by Mr. Dut-
ton Coos whose articles were t,-ad Win the eIeAe
attention they meuted until lie ana ~ Ooiii l9
carr the art critic tt lired from their posts sIi'
secession brought aDOu, u was sau al me 'InJ,
by the interference OF The Editor, MI fIedcIiCA
Green wood, with matters concerning WhICu MS
l1nowedge was extremely llmiied II mas Deeh
ma Ter oi wonder to tAOse who know aud have great
perso al regard for Nj. Greenwood. how he mas Ac-
aulred that knowledge of political lie when ne mas
Undoubtedly displayed. Educated rs an eh5laVer
he showed early IN lie considerable aplIly az
HttrdfeHr but this l. quite anO her Iacu'N Ipil
tina. OF editing a newspaper anu WHtlh2 lFehcndht
political articles. IN addltloh 10 stoh4 loIJ
tone maintained during tie last years Oh ME- OIteh-
woods editOrshlp, Ire Fdu AdH Od-tlh VIZ
famous for species OF e'P" Uo"'eaI,
u,e~al after a fashion. when gave III
Urcu.iar plduancy. Moreover II contained eX-
client original articles describing an KINDS OF
place, and people, one OF Which was Inc Amateur
Casual written By Inc E"llOI biO'heI 0II JAMES
Greenwood " nose later eEusiJn In another nov spa
Der concerning The Mal anu Dog right AT Han
lev WAS met with shout Of lucreduAty ana Tlulculr
5it the " Casual' was a great success ana heIP d
not little 10 make the tIcn} olug fdtt HdH bd-t"e
known OF .ate years Mr. n. ID. Iralu has DeeA i
prominent member ot Mr. GrrenwoOIs stan, ana Is
a DrI4iIaut writer DO IN prose ana verse 'lI' O-
gld and Mr. ~yme and Mr.. Sutherland Edwards
nave 80 been regularly working members ana udYe
contributed "a vast number Oh ARTICLES on political
-fIf
taking charge OF the drama.
Iue wlo,e OF the stan Just now enumerated went
with Mr. Greenwood when he left Inc IdH Adtt
Ga.ette IN consequence oil "a change OF prOpretorship
Mr. ,rrOrge cmItn AT las became Urea OF the paper
and gave IL u MS >Ou-1I-laW, MI. 1ules lbOmpson
who uad ueen private secretary 10 LoId spencer
wnrn me WAS ia Ireland some gears ago, and has
since contested preslO IN Radical interest. and IN
success, ulIy. MIR. Yates lhOmpsOI OF course maze
Inc Pait Mall Gazette Liberal newspaper, ana 1lr
DIeeuWOOa, aided " very substantial u-VA4uI'
launched The st. Jdmcss Gazette, IN which The
traditions of the elder Journal are maintained me
PaU Hdi Delug thus ieft Oh me hands OF Ut. latc'
thompson he cooked "a; once Tor an Editor and was
lucky Ia nndIuL 1ir. john IOrcy ready 10 occupy
me post. An Editor OF Sr: MOriey's acAhoMi-
edged emlucuce, and having already Inc
fOrtnightiy LcricC in hand, found oil courst HtiIe
dlculty gathering around MN staH 81 powerful
auu elegant Wutrrs, lncluIIng MT. LOUIS Sergeant
Dir. Leslie stephen, MI sidney GOWN, MI. NOW
bray horns anu several able scribe rather literary
tlau political Inc new or tram dtcd faH Ha" Is
as thorough supporter Oh MI. Oldlotone - tic Ou
one WAS U. LORD BcacOnsLcid and his foreign policy
The remaining evening papers may be briefly
summoned up. The Lc o after - DRY eclipse uuuer
barou AlOerl Grant mas again become Liberal, ana
II is significant that bonn lis former and present
radical editors are IA the House OF Commons whIe
urIt.cr Mr. Chcncry, Mr. HIl, Mr.. Lawson, MI
Nud.ord sir AlgerUn D0rtIwIck, Mr. Frederick
Greenwood, nor Nj. john Morley has seat MI
Arthur Arnold represents Sat0rd ana vi. fd7sih'Ie
Id,yarus ancient SALISBURY having been a. iOrtuu-
ate a, the Irish Journals 5, Mcs,rs. sullivan, l. T.
u. ouor ODornell, Justin Mccarthy, and others.
lr..IIg AygTs
L,holsau Afternoon Liberal paper and Is edited
bv l.r LnaIles Williams, previously referred 10 II
connection wi b his work VaT-cOrres pOudcut cI
IN D0r0iug Idrcriiser. Mr.. Williams has recently
earned tue sympathy and applause of editors and con-
trbutors Uy KICKING a Needing proprietor Il LIS
pa per Gown stars.