New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Mr.. sTANFORD'S RETURN.
rur SENATOR IMPROVED IN HEALTH.
80, Oaks ENTERTAININGLY ABOUT EUROPE
nut HAS LITTLE TO SAY ABOUT
c. P. HUNTINGTON.

c. p. HUNTINGTON.
Among the crowd of people prominent in all walks
=, ufe who arrived this city on The beaten Teutonic
.,erday was senator Leland Stanford, who with MI.
...ntord returns this country after nearly i've
ronths' absence in Europe. The Senator looks the
,ctnre OF good health. and in talking to Tribune
rrort.r In his room at the Windsor Hotel expressed
h,msclf as being highly benefited by the change
when left this country" he said. 81 suffered
lam severe attacks Of vertigo brought on by
,beumatism l went to Ki,>Ingcn and the result OF
,o treatment received there is that the vertigo has
INV entirely left me. and though still occasionally
tai q slight stiffness and pain In the ankle joints
am ALE to walk considerable distance. ard whii'
in Paris did three and half miles easily and with
,t the slightest pain We travelled from KiSsinecn
10 ST. Petersburg. and then By way Of Moscow to
wanna where. let me tell you. Colonel CRAM /
highly esteemed by all hands. From Vienna we went
on to Paris. There had the pleasure of meeting
", Reid who hae wide popularity among
all classes in France.
ANY per son who desires to form correct estimate
of the merits Of republican as compared with a
mousrchicL form Of government has only to visit
France and note the Improvement in the condition OF
the great Of the people that has been brouGh;
ahout since the establishment Of the republic. Never
Vas the country prosperous, and The wcbeng OF
the people shows Itself en- every hand and in
,bonsand different ways. Every yOu meet is
ner,on the unmistakabe stamp Of welfcd content
mont There i, none Of the boodchnc evidences
Of abect gripping. hopeless poverty 10 be found in
Russia Again. where one Fr 'nch artisan read hrw''
paper twenty five a-o. thousand read ii now.
When people establish their own government, 'h'y
want 10 know something about IT. Thertf fore. They
read the newspaper and the newspaper is to be seen
IN The hand of nearly every man. In my opinion the
,enublje is firmly. removailc established In the
sAections Of the people EouanCcr lie the deadesf OF
de.d dogs and now YOU scarcely find man who
will acknowledge thar he ever supported him. AS 70
,he Comic de- Paris and other monarchical spectrcs of
On. mast LEI me say al once thar the old Royas play
is plaved ont. OF the COme Is regarded with
the deepest respect IN bis personal character Bot
ss q political factor he. with the Bonaparts's ana
bourbons counts for nothing No feeling VIII be eX-
,ea bv his visit 10 this country. which after all. IS
merely that of a distinguished French citizen who
fousht in our Civil War. He j. heins received her"
in that cha racer and not a. claimant TO the thr"he
of France and the French people are ABLE 70 recognize
and appreciate the fact
Speaking on the subject Of the new TaIlN' SENATE"
stanford said az have not paid sufficient attention
"a the oueston u be abb" TO discuss II ~ detail pn'
IN che whole I am inclined to view il with favor.
ba6 some doubts about the increased duty on sugar
Yet with the aid q: the bounty. believe We sha'i ne
sble to produce all tho sugar we want ana more. No
xhere In Europe have heard any opposition expressed
70 the new Tar,f-except in France The Br'"n an
no. seem to me to Re much alarmed tv the prospect
Of N increased rates ana believes that VIII MAKE
difference to his importing trade. which be thlARS VIII
b. ss large as ever. In France however. viii
manic prevails This is hut natnIal when YOU coli
sder how largely aud vitality they depend on Ame1fa
for most Of their tradcc>pccialN among the i'h'es
articles OF commerce. The impression most rrrra"H'
among tie French people = t'at TIE new tulh h">
been Instituted IT, IevclI-r 70, II" cXcnSo' fr" franc"
Ct the American hog. a reporter from FfcH'h news
paper called 10 ne on this subject while was N
Paris bit Is le c0Ild not speak a word II En-'i-h
AID couI1 not speak French. IL" ntcr>.c" cane t.
speedy and i: gior. conclusion. of corr,r ihr
French idc; OF revenge ~ the w.ohed American *
palpallv a5sYrI. The American pork j. aGn..u'ilt
the Be-, and most hc ,l;hful in tie w'sl a il j. l"
(, b. by reason If superior system o c diiE a"d
breeding Here our hog * turned ont II the HII AZ
all through the simmer and feels Oh onr i'h pasture
/; FuroD. the LOG is Kept in tu ,iit-~ duiiH: u"
summer and turned out 'nlv il. TIE ial. and even
tten lie La, rot :lc a1vaNta-c q. feeding on ~!
Iidi:n corn. Tier foe va Lara 70 urfcis'a'd WHY
,u- ho- should i.. excluded from a:v Eur pea
country. tried t. max" tie f;c"ch CO; tlcinai who
,allet with ne on To >T5ct 1idc:sa mat VIVA, We
Directed 10 W. lot e." c>cl>lol Of ca" No. c'nr>c
hat any cou,'-v h,, undcnIe'c r.lt - take Au'
Tic refusal OF TIC Tic4cI Govc-n."Nt 1, T. ga any
Tangible or adequate Iea-In -: th.'' action on
Thing however ! ir.rtly CAV" tL"u ." n!d ~'at1
namely. tia. vcul! ! 'lv cN'lnde i:on II" ,iD">
tie iinurne ale c!.cap ard wo.lI (, VIE, tAcy >cnd
I'm irslce and IA ali triop.." coi.'ii., - seq.
ator. "Pr.dc:t Harrison and IA tdn'nI iaho;, arr
nized as Qni"' varh iul. >inewd AID Thoroughly
resoute man liz IRA rf'HTt.il% IL, c' 1 ,
universally rceo. /cd. aud II = >aic 70 a that NICER
Ms s?velnm'hi An"ii"n'> power and INFLUENCE abroad
Il have heard god do,l about Coils ?. Hun'inr
ton anu MS li,''I''"!! l., hSHI ,.c q'+ ui 81 W"