New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
PTPILS NEAR IBOTT HOR1fE "HEEHH''
.nnrrSSrs OK HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER
BY PROFESSOR PACK AEp hND JtN!VS
HENRI BIZ " NJ.

u Is the practice m Iarard'. business C"iirf" 10
fake ND for cnn>ideratlo, a'd dl-'i'i"r ,u'h P"""
orc,,or> ~ ar IN the minds 81 VI" p"p' avn -
regard To- which Information 'hi l' s"''''" "'
the newspapers ard general c""v'i-a''"' II" w. -
nnvciling Of the statue of li"r''" ''ircicy al" W.
addrc,, 81 Mr. Drp"w gave the dirc' ton I" inc ra
and dru, sion Of the Packard hov' for last week an"
,.o,.,o, ,cricw ~ ,r. h', AID character Of VIZ.
,rcc,c. VA, gwen TOT the r':ulr " liid'v N"n'he
Of ,h. day before ,",tcr!ay. vi i1"h'T" ''"' ~
y,tcd a nuntc: 81 NJ rr"e!"I> p"r'"iI' fr1"n'~ "N'
;..o, late, To- take part III II" di'u'-oH. "n!Y one
Of whom. Ju,iu. ll"un Browne. "", pi'N'i'''
Tho. talk WI, OPENED b. M I'"hnd VINO >p'A'
briefly Of few pi"in.rcn, p'n'- ~ MI '''''''>
ci.ra.,cr The l,adiu4 tat. a. exhibited thF""@h
Mr. ,,yr.cv'. HE h.~ ~ gl"n"-> Z" pIfr q" '''
the f,culty %, ur.uing II tiIue - ia" rid. >'.h VIZ
Packard rms ilI.,iat'i ~ IA r'"h H'' ~
the persistence with winch hr "'"'' an" "'''" ~
which io ordinary hl. world s"";" .' siii''' ''''
lclnc igaik AID truth'ii .i:-c H. tom ih'' 'l' ~
their own ,lnwIn:. and vi, '"h>i'ifI h"'"r "''N'
and havin- a., coa.id"H'c abused ~ al dif'''' y
lie had never lefor hlu the t,rrr oi i'"'>iSi"nI.
bit >puk" Ia mind odiN "iH"' I'"'"s hn>'''
what l. had Thought or cNr' '''.~d - t'f''''.
Wiil,. he had a no" iu u"W - BE- lad hi AVN
idea. {! What new .'n'i hi''' ALL he Hide me
iiit ne "A dean papcr. without r"i""" ~ "fc' '''''
He above al the friend -: ''i'c W'I al" - 80"
cntrprl.c- Absorbed a, h" ~. ~ III Sr'h d ''"'
hc va, awav. accessible {" 'Np-" r'' "ihh - So
INN. Whether mcl Of note. 'plhi> '"b'.nl'i'. n
l"rr,r,.
,F,tiy in nv career III tn, cnI ! mad" NJ. ''r"'
lev. ACQUAINTANCE. / oN" I" Inn more than I" ii
most any nun whom have ctcr known. II" 49, 81
way. ready 4. come II nv request :" tall l. The
hoy, or to advise me In any matter Wh"r"'n i"i
il proper 10 ash ms advice ihr hr wa nominated
for tie Pres ldri,v addressed HIM 'al1ng that Wa
unite disappointed IN his nomination. i"i al'h':h ]
e, rr. ted 10 vote for him. >luuh no longer feel al
ulr.ty ~ request h. services lad Tn" III IN"
r,.t AND that particularly regretted this h''au>"
had relied upon him t0 eve our nest annual al
dress which would carly In Juhc. u" replica
Al .ncc that he aid not know why hr c"n!d not
leak fr ,nc ii ii va, l"-t (" II" -.
and have the pleasure o kowinE that the "nl' pub
he speech he made after HI u"mi'ain. c,r"pt II hi
dirc political work. he made t" "ur students At "copper"
Institute June q. IT,
Mr Brown" ,npIl'm';I'rd the experiences 81 Mt
Packard IN many delightful rcminr"ncc>. told III a
most intrr., tmg way he .pok" par'i' maiiy OF Mr
trc~Icy's imla,icnr" at Statistical bu1d"rr VIII II
would sometime, creep int, the pII"r. Mr.. 'r"ry.
aid Mr. Brow ne, hal mot ir''.i" ~ NOR con
corning election .ia,i>iir- political changes AID
l,r had neither patience n'r iitN"h"., Tor ah' SUI
orl mate vino could biund"r therein ~" hdl 4 tT'"t
love for political dispu,ati"I ana rarely eve! TAI
Ia write from to jwO columns a DAY i". me
Tribur Probably literary man. ana surely no
work III the editorial Office. Nr. Packard cNp'tu
The Rev Dr. Oliver Dyer. Of Mount vernon. IL saF
,n,nc; hing ;,,out Mr.. t;rT"y, bat Mr. Dye" uhioF
tunnel, could not De- present.