New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
HONORING THE TRIBUNE.
STILL DISCUSSING THAT CELEBRAIloN'
corprEs1Es OF A RARE ORDER.


From The Omaha Bee ,.,,u, ., TIL. ,yo,r.
Tho Aftleth anniversary of the founding Oh INC 80 the
York Tribune was celebrated IN way d ot is eminent
SeeD among the influential newspapers o. r 1ne in
company comprising men allied the largest opera
he continent and spoke In praise Oh I tnc
Normal which hall century ago "o, sitndes became
yo' 1soo,ar and which otter some Vlclssltuucs ~ Ia
zee Greeley, anu IN tbe affairs Of the Government ana
The peoDe The President Of the noinr and 6thers,
Secretary Of State, distinguishes seons of their high
esteem for The Tn2e this country has produced as.
distinguished J1 IN bIding up The Tribune-henry
sisted Mr. Ge Gsres & Dana George Ripley BoyaTd
ayiOF George william s Cgr btsh a order Of ability After
~ ie c,naiSn In which Mr. Greeley wa aTectIon with
President 1872 he retired ron M naner passed into
The Tribune q, and w the Reid now Minister to France
Under his management the hsh hnn made more yal
has been e6nntT il not greater power than before
HOPES FOR THE FUTURE.
From The Toledo Blade. -. ne ex
mn Trbrne during the fifty years Oh dr,,otiHn
,stenee has been decided factor IN cD notifies and
Of ell that IS good ana true ~ correct channels. "The
Rladns bids The Tribune godspesa n snc IL stili
s tnaHn PsmSiIcan Journal Of the great e'ropOi'
AN UNPARALLELED DISTINCTION
From The 81. Adams Messenger ,-.oro rrosent
rrTbor of distinguished gentlemen were RreSvibb'
=. ihn nnIebrotion and The Tribune OF Sauna 80
sbed hundreds Of letters OF gooa aent the great
nnabe TO be there 1t was grea' eso nv ~. received
est boom an American newspaper mas csornectidn with
In any shape notable feature r IN fecsime Of
saturday's Issue OF that paper was " i
The Tribune Of April 10, 1o4l'
TIC INFLUENCE CONTINENTAL.
From The Hudson IN. W Republican
Tlo Yo,rYorl, Tribune closed last week the nan
t inc yvhich IL has passed under two cheI euitos
TonS Greelev and Whlteaw Reid us sem Con.
t0noI was appropriately celebrated MI Keid was
necessarily absent in Europe. IiIo Dsdcr MIN.
great newspaper and weq Pant1pent and that is
ence than any olher oh 'iii' ''
saving great deal
POLITICAL FOES DEFER TO II.
From The New.York Examiner.
Even those who differ most radically rom cor are
Tribnne on questions Of politics, cahhoS lal ~ 30 ~
i1o its mower in the community, ana many o. ~
noIitical opponents are the first to aGnS"Gue
the intelligence and enterprise T nrosuerGs never
% IN 6nentia than now and enters on its second
halfcentury with prospects far other elan Olo'0 ~
marked the day Of It's birth
AN INSTRUCTIVE COMPARISON.
From The Evansville (0ho) Times-Recorder.
The paper (the fac-simile Of the first number tl
H sxtce- broad pages filed with the cream OF the news
from every quarter Of the globe
VIGOROUS AND rGUE.
From Tho Woodtown On. j. Register
The Tribune under Horace Greeley was sun me
great beacon light in politics The Tribune stands TO-
3av second TO no sheet In lealty and power
ITS MISSION NOT YET ENDED.
From The Pttsburg Commercial Gazette
The great ideas for which The Tribune abored most
earnestly and ncessnnuy were the lreiom Oh man
hood and of speech National unity and s0veregllty'
honest money and protection to American industries.
II has seen all these accomplished, ana In he WORK
Of revoluti0nizing public sentiment so MS TO attain
these National blessings, 1t has done is ini sh9rs
The mission of this great Journal IS not yet ended
- - Las ofbcr victories TO achieve. The Com
1oocrcal Gazette BIDS The Tribune godspecd in Its
efforts 20 achieve still gder results for the Nation
welfare.