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

and patriotism, cannot be denied and it would
peculiarly fitting that THIS era in its existence should
AMOS ". BARBER,
Governor Of Wyoming.
New-York City.
I have been reader OF The Tribune from the first
number 10 the last issue land semoccasonaly a con
trbutor) and shall be glad to recall and celebrate Its
uiumphal procession OF fifty years; oAu n,v1s
Ex-Judge Supreme Court.
Patrons of Husbandry, National Grange,
The great work performed by The es TrSSne fro its
earliest days in the interest of agriculture can never
S Hd2 SSef in the 5 s the the g sh c Of FARMERS
to organize in defence of that equity before the law
81 To Gahee the o usbaHdr
it recognized the first cause of what is known the
farmers movement The battles of freedom have yet
to be fought and right must triumph or wrong:
the masses must resist the classes equal and exact
Der must prevail. May The Tribune live another
MoRTIMER WHITEHEAD.
Lecturer OF the National Grange
Court of Common Pleas New-York City.
avail myself of the occasion to felicitate the
editors and managers Of your great journal upon the
perty and power ii has attained ana - nope LOT us
unchecked career ROGER \. PRYOR,
Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas
san Francisco, Cal
well remember when The Tribune first appeared
and have been one of its constant readers ever since
In my Judgment, it has exerted an immense influence
for the benefit of the human race
United States Senator
The Lotos Club, New-York City.
For many years The Tribune has been for me :" the
niiSm, IFS unfnching advocacy of sobriety and mo.
aity its earnest efforts at all times for the purity OF
pr5testioH Of American industries through proper
2r haze aT9y fh met my IS far bet
ter in morals and intelligence richer IN It's ma
a % Sd the HSene Of rRe Tb
ul'e during us ni'' years u '' THOMAS W. KNOX
Boston, Mass
must content myself with the &c Exp & ,S OF my
which has done so much for America whose founder
friends. W. D. HOWELLS.
From boy 1 have watched The TrlbuIc'S steady
and magnificent growth, in The vcisstlccs " 'Io
lS4 there was rail connection Win or Dcyohu te
lakes. In 1o41 there was 'no telegraph ~ o 49,
aud Connecticut Rivers There was a vaSt SreaI
West, with but few people While not alWays agLeo
political instructor and educator that has been ehtleG
TO the support of the progressive thought ana l0yai
government At no time in the history and crisis Oh
the material Interests OF the people upon when IL mas
never been wrons) is it entitled to stronger support
than now, in the battle for America ana americans.
II is the friend of the field, forest ana mines IS
the true friend OF labor II Is the true lTlenu ~ e
traders menace the producing interests OF america.
watch the columns OF The Tribune 1Or us pIdcuc@i
tariff talk and its commendable line OF educatloh 50
essential TO disabuSe the minds Of candid searchers
for the truth and for the best interests OF me people
If the last Presidential campaign was one OF education,
the coming one is 10 be d0ubly And when the IN
creased industries and the new ones transplaned from
the old countries put out as they Will Their ObJecJ
lessons in the volume of new goods, Increased hDOr,
and cheaper prices, the lying misrepresentaons OF
file socaled Democratic Tarlh RefOrmers Wlllec IN
disputably dlsprOven. and the great American polcy
of the Republican party VIII nave vindGation. a.,
n American protection 10 American industries labor,
homes and production has had from 1879 down to the
present And, in the meantime any departure there
tom as in the past in the future, would result in
american disaster. May The Tribune long I've in us
nresent line OF policies and progress and material and
deserved nH'i'''"' CHAUNCEY I. FILLEY.
Chairman State Republican Comm.
uouse Of Representatives Washington, D. c.
Few Will attend the contemplated gathering who
accompIished through The NcwYork Tribune, and the
great good that it may yGr Scc2R2, 1Sn Tile
Member OF Congress from Iowa.
Executive Committee American Book Company,
HA0 New York City.
knew Mr. Greeley personally, and honor his mem mem
tSsrcIsed more influence for good than any other
American citizen of our ne; e ne was 9 great aa
crates him in maintaining tle character ana ARMY
which he gave 10 IL. ' "
New-York
More than fifty years ago land before the publication
80 tha 6rst number became subscriber 10 the pa
ol uv bm about 10 he issued by Horace Greeley and
Pova continued 10 take The Tribune ana 10 read It's
Hanv rom its first number 70 tins day, not always
oaIy IN With ali its views. but always sympahzng
,ss "sneraI lines OF public psCy, It's generous
efforts for the Improvement VI, INC COuuiuOh vi Ilc
pcople its noble struggle IN tne campaiSh OF Tree
9oi, anu m ' The success OF The Tribune is the sure
az ninpv NJ the public appreciation OF It's tendencies
evs va iTnence HAMILTON FISH
Port of New York. Naval Office
know ~ no other thing that could afford me equal
oh | car AZ
a. movcment wherein the public may express its
appreciation of the noble work or ne adyancement OF
civilization and the Pc hecn occnmnlFlhcd VI by Thc
lean citizenship tIat has o' rtrIsc ~ ii'0
o"i Naval officer OF the Port
Superintendent Of Repairs, Public Buildings,
New-YOrk.
am one of the limited number who can say they
me- itc srst issue. My grandfather subscribed for
"TGe New Yorker, The Log Cabin and later The
Tribune" am indebted 70 me lainented Greeley. ana
the Dan,rn and the greater part Of what knowledge
pposenss OF the world, the people inhabtng Ii, and
r Ee9 a5a study n Of its s coumns sV When the Var Of
"a o. DhnIion bcrap The lessons ] received from The
Tnnne aroused my patriotism, and as a result be-
cane soldier Of the a uhTh AT TSe a9 o We ss
Ptfcio made me an enthusiastic member OF the lana
aassncIation which afterward founded the City OF
.hnt The Tribune has accomplished since It's origin
Contained reasons enough for the celebration OF your
IuDH0o III ''' JOIN w. MARSHALL.
r. H. Macy q Company YORK city.
Allow me 10 congratulate you on the senl-ccntCnnal
,irtbday of The NewYOr Tribune. founded by Horace
Gre@ley circulated and read The Log Cabin ana
tte Thought that should live TO the succ Ss0r on
s,cb yeomans service I'm the Of protection ana
anti siayerysm substantially founded on all ,I Ihe