New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

Of trained asftators in our largo cities. whose mis-
ben oysrtSro@ these buwsris Of order and safety,
religion and law. Hero we have the clements which
s always and ds.h in of wait hsSd police
the critical moment was all that saved Che ssS
fro ,0sSsT WORSE hGors Of s sses
can still welcome honest immigrants, who seek ahe
Of Of our o and aSs
Of laws, but must no longer be the rege S S
the rsseas Of the world and The psssnt protec-
ton and future safety alike demand pronior non
tariff those who come S, here n 10 our
tiles, or TO endanger our peace OUT p'''
our lives. 49,. reonls and
for commercial purposes unified the world I TIE s s
and growing nterchanges OF nations dem nrocedurs
pp Of s ss pGasS iRe the seSe
this reform will be attended BY NOR BE-, Nations and
p. sn any viii be bosah Tsse
higher Justice and the mo n90i impetus DO gven
stdy sne orcss Of S
there should be no conflict OF laws ve di,ion Of the
States Of the Union a Ts re'sta to our asprdcnc.
and menace 70 the family IL Is IL Understood To-
spirit Of our beasrs and VIE may ndissOuSy tied
tosetber in one commonwealth and free 70 In one
70 s snd i BOUNDARY ns
But other public duties press upon Sr.a fV questions
besides ncrs his function as
politician to protect the court from Ss &c tbe APPOINT
politics Ihe Ts y0 ocss ended In the Of short
terms and ssc9ns for iudsss rhG ndepsn
SsHss the 81 Servant s9' of S who
6e nominating conysatoa'' r Sna TeSe retained for
issir nnusnce Justice indeed blind when r,6. 81 =,
ns Of . tss Ss4 v.SH s
having an equal ballot sEasp and Of the aSuss
s si SsSs ' nns sers @ q
universal application. and it, dspensation ought NOT
to be dopet upon the claims OF ip Sn mor or secure es
the tenure OF the judicial ofDoe, the higher wiz 30
&c Of the s sSar e Ai the bar both
IN H. s ssas 70 Ss v a;ess
so common In England. where Old iswyfs,i ,onMss
years Of s and upwa , who t nsa to three thou
ssnd dollars a year and had retired from practice
could SPEND the remainder q their lives .t IN the s9n
no other occupation than the cultivation Of garden c
and the mild excitement OF the whist CLUB ana r @
Of Them hsd sccumuiatcd that amount OF capital
S Sho csse ss ' sIs SS1
ss "a g. ds sS sv Of s
bank and Of the attorney and executor With The funds
of the estate. Independent income sufficient TOT .ne
maintenance OF q comfortable homo Is success hiter
that n is a question OF degree. 1t has been demon
strsed by multitude Of long and aonorsGs, nxS
that sy TsTt events ana an repair the waste Of
mi admrarf' Is tho aim OF the student ana enus
IN torpor and imbecility In the man The history OF
our country justhcs optimism. and to keep pSarS WIZ
fine times requires enthusiasm. DO not rear thH "
win impair the opinion OF the community IN INC
soiidity Of your judgment to cheer, ana han ,aScb
snocla uif of Providence tho opportunity TO iaugh.
Eehind yon are the prccepts and examples OF grca,
LAWYERS and Judges whose learning and laDois haNe
enriched the world. and achieved impenshsns reno%n
Sor the ship the bench and the par OF our
ronntry Before You are the fields in which these
emincnt men won their Ianrels and rcrcivcf Their
rewards, and where the larger opportunities OF "uA'
A. the alumni dinner tomorrow tho name OF tne
,rc. ~ the new $4,000 recitation building VIII he
snrounced The Hyperion Theatre tonight wo.
rscted with students and their friends WHO nstrnea
With delight TO Of the bcst concerts ever gwen oy
Ths Townsend prize Of sloo, ofcrod for The hest
orsuon from the graduating class Of the fse "a"
SCHOOL was won TO-DAY by Henry Rrant of Ash,aha
Ohio Tho other speakers wrr william n soSn S OF
fhicauo and Frank d. Jackson, Of New ore Ihs;;
The snS,ect OF the oratons " The Restriction OF
American Emigration ,,eoa .hout
"a 500 was subscribed for tho new Yale gymnas,nm
In addition 10 this one member OF the class, whose
name is withheld pledged 81 900, which Is to DO 90
voted TO q special purpose