New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

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Parent Home and Foreign Mission society.
Washington d. C.
.dn think you viii find by your ooS. that l. h ave
existence and have always highly appreciated as one
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United States Senator from Vermont
Senate Chamber, Washington. d. c.,
The paper has been Of great value TO the
country and very large proportion of the time mas
citing public interest. wish IL and rs present
management every success. GEORGE +. EDMUNDs'
United states senator from Vermont.
Evening Post New-York City. N Y.
No one Is more sensible than l OF the great part
The Tribune has played in the history OF the last
fifty years, of the great service 1t has rendered to the
country on many important occasions, or OF the
E. L. GoDKIN, Editor.
Ncw-Haven. Conn.
For fifty years The New-York Tribune has been
leader OF public sentiment and always In the right
direction May its shadow never be less ;,,sc
Vice President General Sons Of the American Revolu
The ffteth anniversary of the establishment Of The
New York Tribune Is an event worthy to be celebrated
welded, during its entire life, great influence for
good have been quite familiar with is n columns imo
far l am capable of judging, on all important
national questions 1t has been on the right SIDE
w. IL.
Member Lid Congress.
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, d. C.
l brought up The Tribune, and from 1856
until entered college, ten years later it was part
G. BROWN GooDE, Assistant Secretary.
Akron Ohio.
congratulate you and your associates upon the
great success Of The NewYOrk Tribune and Of the
great service it has rendered to the Republican party
from It's birth to the present time.
1t is possible that The Tribune may at times have
been wrong upon measures, but they nave Deen
few, compared with the propositions upon which
has been right that there no grounds for criticism
Its ION to Richmond was premature. but its ad
vice $50 West Young Man." did much to develop the
perty for the future A. L. CONGER.
When l a student in Trinity College. at Hart
ford Conn.,, over fifty years ago, became acquainted
little spending money l wrote for his paper, and re-
ceived 81 column compensation for my labor:
met him whenever in New York, and ever had pleas
Ex-COngressman from Connecticut.
New-York Evangelist. =.
The Tribune Is not as old as The o EyanSgsss
vitality from Mr. Greeley and grew so fast under him
and his successor that i has become osr Snf @
the CSst editor in the F Fgos Pres 9oS
| many years older, but he came 10 this city In the
| spring OF 1885, while | came in November, 1894 MT
| HENRY NJ. FIELD. Editor
New-York CITY, N. Y.
The Weekly Tribune the first secular paper I
| subscribed for whom l came to the New World, so
owe him double debt apart R fpF ar SSef
/ Pastor OF the Church OF the Messiah.
United States District Court
| New-York City, n. Y.
Tn the haIfcsntlry past the whole of which is Just
within IN nv recollection, / do not recall single new
enterprise which has exerted, in this century such an
! founding of The Tribune. This should be Tousng
Judge for the Southern District of New-fork.
| New-York City, n. Y.
have always recognized The Tribune as iouEGn na
which presented with sincerity and power the doI-
rnes Of the Republican party, ana as papep %,I
for elevation Of thought was worthy rcPre'en'"'i'
The occasion will be most interesting It viii marx ark
the close of memorable period in the LIE OF one ol Ce
great Journals Of America. TIIos G: T. GRAIN,
Wheeling, W. Va.
r, ,rs,,o &c The greatest newspaper In the world
and trust the celebration will be graad aI5'
! Member OF Congress from West virginia.
| NewYorl City, n. Y.
T. recalls TO mind recolections Of the past, when
, how in a country village, Portchester, n y, 90. o,
my receiving my first lessons IN p8Gs e irS day
g NV oi9 father That was the time Of Clay's can
ddacy for President and have READ eS9r IN the
country nave ruuen ''n RICHARD VI. LUSH,
,,,.,u,,or with Assembly Republican Organization
Cortland, n. Y.
| , .,,n,, ro,r anniversary very lifting. No paper
t,, s in orr Whole country has done near as much
for good wholesome government as !oute % and
cIeaniiness which characterizes The Tribune ln ne
course adopted by its managers IN ieef nina 10 sonnd
and Wholesome doctrines, not politically alone Shouu
be eommenaeI nofcsiv has been such that its utter
anceS carry weight with men OF all parties, snu
cause its influence to be felt wherever IL rs
Nav lis future be as prosperous and as laI taoIn,S
in coed results as its past, and may your anniversary
will be in every way, as II shoq 411tI PS Harry
Member Of Republican State Committee
Minneapolis, MINI.
7 certainly congratulate The Tribune on an event
so auspicIoGs and filed with such slorod3 r, M
noUtjcal inspirations almost entirely from Inc necy
friCnne Inc grand WORK 1t ia Ia t"G q ID of yar
s uT5 trcasTed Win profound feelings Of gratitude
lover of his country. Its course since Ihtt
tune NTH NH the highest civilization of the period
sp oin with its army OF friends throughout the country
in Wishing it a successful I W. 3. wAsIIBURN
| United States Senator from MlhheSoUa'
| San Francisco, Cal.
The Tribune is truly great paper ana n ITS ih
Guence for public good has been 6i 81 "a! CTTixG
beneht 70 inc '"''''' Member OF Lid Congress,
New-York City.
heartily congratulate The Tribune ani IT; t. :. At
the near approach of the semic.ntennlai; AS fcTS
I'm, man i'm Delhi. Delaware County, H. ~ Whelo
4"ms horn | had the privilege more than twenty
five years ago Of personally soliciting cDs tor S pp
getting up what were then Eile cr Of hat comfy
TeeH Tbnne and the Republican party had no mo!S
Enthusiastic supporters in those DAYS tan te ncOG
ibat Enthusiasm they welcomed Horace Greeley and
listened to his speech an oracle when nc visited Oat
country aDOu' ' HENRY w. CANNON
! President Chase National Bank
|
New-YOrk City.
!. we think we are among the eldest subscribers OF
w ,rcat naper samuel W. Benedict, our father was
your s0f end Of the late Mr.. Greeley. Mr. benedict,
Scribed for the first issue and as FAR as we know
h hen regularly left at establishment either
~ W. Wi - ~ al Nos 100 and III broadway. for
LII and every one OF its fifty years Of active, able and
oacEF axisence We would like TO have You at your
ug ;o cxamine your books and verify statement
lei''i' '-' BENEDICT BROTHERS, Jewellers.
New York
All citizens of the United states must recognize the