New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

mention. lie gave IT, lie said John Smith, candidate
Laugher No amoSEt Of eSTianatioa about the way
an =. h had slipped into the Nv" box over satisfied
religious sentiment that in with this toast is the
African regious-the good old Mum9o-J Jumbo kind OF
worship-giVen because, although lac is known TO DO
ugly Is feared that he may be powerful and dangerous
The press ls what you make IT, II is great mistake
to suppose that editors make tho newspapers The best
definition that ever heard Of an editors work was that
gwen gooG many years ago by yelsraa IN NE PIG f9
iouHg mPn, yOu think your business Is GOihg
is not So Your business "a going to Be to keep thugs
ont Of the newspapers" The newspaper IL Just what
p @%S " Of 7 TSa @n'i liz Gs onnyP
to know, and what the community thinks
Of these branches it goes DOWN II IT doesn't tell yon
what on want to know you don't take It, II It doesn't
either case 1t IL the community that makes tile news
pgper. aud not the editor 10,
Eaye heard so many people say so tna' 9'sb oS
they precisely Mat tho community which supports
them makes them You bro2thc into them the breath OF
take other newspaper. II they don't say what You
think about the news, you take some other newspaper
citlzcn-aud have been told that they sometimes do
Iaughterl-t Is because mans neighbors want to
know about them, much as ne wants to conceal them
and 1t is curious fact that mans neighbors when
they come 10 vote against him. are always majority.
The newspaper Obcys tho majority so beg YOU when
noxt yon wish to any one OF the newspapers
serve some censure-in fact can thnk at this moment o.
but one that would want to except.
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level your een;are agan. any Of them hereafter re;
member that the arrow which Is aiWed ut them must
press, arg The nS press her; Celebrate, sS9'i
enough Fourth S Of July racket Of 1T i;
YSrS. ike that name ;on r. s~SeF' tDs Of
great communities 1t is good thing That TINS com,
pany largely representing tho employers VI
" a
selves mechanics and tradesmen IL Is PETER s
description ia warranted by the facts tina; at tho head
OF so many employlRs nrms tI'S rho cry yyanH 5o
who first served aud who are therefore enabled 10 com
Now. Mr. Chairman, employers arc not always Ways
having very good time IN these days Inc
papers are fGll OF the warfare between s the
employers and the emplOyei between laoor a,u
capital and our gaIruous friends, the pole,ans "nG
have many words for every subject nave skS,ed all
around thus with zeal that has particularly charmed
me this evening for neither the senator SEom
York Central ner my honorcd CongresslGud lrl; ,
hero has had 9nsht to say f.. apo"t tc,,sS
subject, and yet Mr. Chairman II seems to me thh IN no
turbulent contention between these two opposing forces
titled 20 the description which yOu give OF yoursc'eHa as
mechanic and trades Ien-li We knew both side,
could tell what the view OF the rank. about
the question IL rs well rs what me view o! 1"o mn,
plnyers max he. Wo do 40 better thlhB
than To try to please ourselves or the olhrr
,de and to view the question OF IN, StrGf of cg
Of the employer but also from the point Of view Of the
n We snoudlo that we might, dare say, find state
Of al s very different from that which prevailed nun
dr"d years ago when this society was organiIrl' INC
mos, aneunho fact. seems to me. In the condition
OF labor at this time Il the iica prevalent as am
assured. among mboreI0 themselves th't tH"' coni
petlIou has 50 Increased, that tne pomCI
that there is longer much chance IN this country i4
the lahogcr to become any thing hGt day ianoIeT II
alt' ,l, me 6n1utifa results In the mechanical
art admire TINS city have settled INTO IN. con-
out OF their present condition. theh We arc Ihoe'o III
bad way nationally.
an firc. the laud - Fastening illsaprcy
Where " 18th acc lraulaJcs and m decay"
-urcly Won could have ,addcr dccadtnco OF men
than Vhrn you take the heart out OF them. ne. .G
You ti.o the ambition out OF them aHu traCn Tue o
idlc hc must remain only hired mac nine 10
don't believe tina. to be , The G9nd'n 552,
~ tli. r,p,ry In thi4 time. Ibclevc do no bot
Ter tur now Than to convince the laboriug men that
II Is rot r I'@F 'A' OF 'y the dayiaJorcrs and
honor MS society eecansO IT holds me
because IL shows tho men employs that ts proud that
it, members nro proud OF tLe oliEh tnen V'. ,
H nI"yc .i" and employer step which In this
hccy c"uniry is st open to any man proves himself
It t. not truo that t6crO Is no LONGER
t there may sr'i conc from tho compo,l'ors
case a Horace Greeley We know that there has
great ship builder like our friend here william H. NtDD
mouulcr, in Al iron furnace shlpohlutr iAe Jo"H
Roach. Renewed applause A.,
Mr.. Chairman. | huVo already occupied more uiuo
than intended; "ud th'Ic tcn..u's ',','", ~,
me- 20 say excepting 90 repeat my belief that ms soelp
preston and 10 prove It 10y IT, nrr,. ,ii
that between tho employer ana me tmp'ySu
icrc.t which arises from a thorough under
standing Of each Others situations anu wan" trc
not autasoni,tc. Let rs at least learn ; ana
thorn lo 10
lcm-that u s better TO '}"p'r,mt e 'II Ian
resort thai It is better TO arbirato tnau to fight louI
applause
The last toa.t OF The evening: - Woman" was re-
spondcd to by Judge John r. Brady His speech was M
tciapcr-cd with numerous puns AMI anecdotes "hich
provoked roars II laughter. ilo said:
Ms friend Genera Woodlorl. Informs me that he only
consented to come hero tonight WHOM "a' 'oiemnI
fora speech. but succ be- has soon so much feminine
beauty rcprc.cncd here TONIGHT he LAY thHt ne 'H
wanted 10 make speech 80 much m AL hlS ne. WAS
ir u? Rnrvolcncr and woman and OF course
sucnk about woman must necessarily lncInae lu'
other two woman /, good by nature and SIC invaii-
ably seeks to mike herself better by education and cul'
lure, while she ~ the pcrsohlncaiIoh oil
than when she throws herself away upon some UNI
worthy fellow who never can thoroughly appreciate "''
An, my friends It Is much easter to talk about women
am doing than TO talk to one a. corr ' H.
How remember that memorable occasion IN my y,
Why thought that ttle phrase IN inc I'"b,,'n
language was IA moro difficult thhG To o uo'o
than anything that had undertaken IN my ne. Vhoo'
the most charming results of the ladies presence mere
this evening. /, the absence of tobacco smohc IRON h
banquet hall This Is getting 10 be the cul.' u. t
country aud | glad 10 attend ono 'hnol "naG
tho nuisance is avoided Many a. SU yov
speech has been spoiled BY tho WY
the speakers brain was made nay pgl'nnS
annoying fumes IN conclusion say, IN INC "ol",Ui
old writer. woman, thou art the best WORK Oh N'
Creator
The quartet then sang "Yct once Again ana '"c
company slowly dispersed.
THE HEATHER REPORE