The sun., 1891-04-11
rry YEARS AGREAT PAPER
rp,sUyE RECEIVES THE CON-
.,rn1TIoNy OF ITS ADMLRER&

9HATUBhiiV"" u"
or..,ey'. characteristics OF Mind
~ manner Recalled by Men who
49,, Loved Him We'll, ana the
h"" a.. r.,rssd Praised by Repre.
Jsur"" po,,,,.., Faith.
,eatstive' ~ ''>'
r., ,r,snds OF the New York Tribune crowded
p', p.,rs to help celebrate the hftieth ami
w.. W., II tho great .epubbcan Journals birth.
w., W.. an enthusiastic gathering. and Included
W., n.rsons OF note.
p r.. President Morton and Secretary OF the
,.,, Tracy sat on opposite sides OF the par
.a,.. ~. Avoiding the two front boxes on tho south
Wv WV and With them were Senators Morrill,.
r.,, rs-,., Aldrich, Hiscock. Plumb. and Man.
n.", s'., and a number 81 Republican Repre-
so,s,ivs..
81. Senator Platt. Postmaster Van Colt. Col
..,or Erbardt. ex-senator Evarts. ana many
h.r vsll.known Republicans were present.
s,,Ident Harrison sent this telegram: Ihe
.,.r has been potent influence in more
A. ons important crisis
william H. McElroy Of the editorial stan OF
a. ISib.ns presided ami mado brief address.
Blaine was ,.so to ,S ssn' Ssr sDotsa sa,ons oDen
.lnsrica and her 'raue WIN ,,,,.. o. ha' a,"T,''
!. ,as unable TO come. and William Mckin-
= Jr. was the first speaker. His subject
~ ,s.,icsu ses i industry. Protection" he said.
.r hsd an ablsr advocate and defender
'iefes hou ",1 -, r.o T,.:b,,,,.,. o,n,ort
hn Horace aree'oS' he Ho euppo.'
~. oreat cause was never weak or waver-
~ ~"
= III. new tariff law he said: Prosperity
y. ,enced false prophecy. Trade and expert
=. har. been dispelline its omens OF evil.
ss =. Dsbs .ssw. win windows havo already con-
,,sjc,ed - tho free trade writer. and forced
~ TO, to revise his figures; tho advertis-
~ III. merchants daily price lists have i'm
Wv ~. tn,so ,sstimonv OF the free trade
rachso 'ne !"'e ",,.... =, ~ Co.
n,.l a.. n,otsssor," nas sor ''''
na' . n D.r.u anots AZ "The Tribune
Chauncey VI. DepeW spok' n' '"''
hs and Present. lie saia:
.a. in' '.a ,,ahator as nm a,ly and 20 the Are
Gss.roads dsoa'er I'D au "ny' "nu W 'o
sNSs friend The 70 ader buckles IL on as
men.a' a'.. aaa 800. " ,aor,ss.lv - 70 tho ha,tia
With his unreeenerate neigh6or, WY 40 y2p
l .soe 20 Se RIshSay sa,9 IN shs Western
Reserve "a the old nnti.slaySe,ry days, to- to
farmer who was sitting mooaily on renee; ce:
Because said the turner. my DGmocratic
Ilnsnt last night But when I get my my Semi. y.
sss9ns Ct! out ir0m rom under ands neb ia the
,.ssp nsss 'ns ., CUTIE our sashsripF @ .o.niah Fhat
Henry J. Raymond should have worked upon
III. paper at its beginning TOR - : week:
I'D died IN the prlm. ne ~ rHst salesman san
n,on and tie founder Of apowerful news
rper: tha! Charles A. Dsna should have been
10 managing editor under Horace Greeley in
sssIs aIG'i; to. j. ne that i was only slo-and 10
MI Of wel-won honors and well.earned
s:ifs 'a' ftsaG5 The Amsp
H eflt and q the presfess Of The century. and
noblect lesson to the Young men @ Of tiis land an ID
sun!Ly for energy and brains,
" Whiteaw Held he snid: he had youth.
kdomltabs courage, and training in tho tra-
1lh Tho army and with public life at the ma
TOM. capital ne lew won III me asT Hsyoted attasn- M
auE.sm and aTdor q the !, able p men Of his own
Ar; Charles A. Dana, who was MIR.
Greelsy's managing editor years ago. re.
Huned some personal recolisct,ons OF
IarkS BY expressing qualification Mt seeing
tsiaces Of many Democrats OF standing In
0s audience. 1t was fitting that people with
ent distinction OF party should unite in such
10 .educatioG. save What ne Ratn-
w. Tss,., oul,Ie n,.ie-.,,n MS ooy 1Isy oI career no
auon Mr. Greeley developed q forcible style
PEuiafly MS Own. strongly marked by VIII and
ispG, aS r. surprising n and d delightfnl, .
hen hrst know hi m. said Mr.. Dana, he
sooln nos PRINT notice OF theatre or q
Isss.neal ssa. aavertlsencnt, anu would not nave
morse race mentioned In his paper. But once
W9,,s W.s. MAS Mas race OF enormous interest;
race race seswssn the Nors6 a
| Sd ,hs South. and te certain extent Was .
sea d tSsat ssq the The DAY bnsa bnDproaehSd
II Iresey, that he did not see how The
m " tsp eo@a au0ra t%a e nave no notice OF thnt
Know S rssss r xe effeey ssys seld 70 Do IT, we
l.Y 81 T. report 20. hansinss. any way. N' "'
,Dd Mss Sa y. tlat the IrCe reported the races
s mind gs nnt ha6
h,Hsy n.
M; Dana recited what his experience Of Mr..
Always give hearing to your opponents.
him Mssr @0H. attack person and refuse to let
uim ~ make answer In the same column.
Lss uo y, as y, cSnsderate OF the weak and friend
eSS VASE "a Z! me he psxsriul s,y.nd ,s,,,,
hiip.rinslcally Impossible. "''Hh '"A' WHICH
Of adyertissmr!p sr tSiSmpromiss your opinions because
!our p rnna IDEAS thsy can GO TO another shop
SsWsIa srsonal controversy there is now in our
SSsssss!phapen KY !hIpen as compared with those times.
gai gsia, tners was nothing to be found In the