New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-13

In announcing this celebration The Tribune says
for the promotion OF sobrlety and morality, the de
veopment OF the industries and resources OF America
the ~ e q us trade faa e s sa S said Of ali
good newspapers, and Is not The Tribune's especal
Wholesome good-humoed and wewritten, for treating
opponents with courtesy, and for Its able specia GUT
rospondcncc.
WHAT GOVERNOR HILLS ORGAN THINKS
From The Albany Times.
AS newspaper and political organ The Iriouhe
has been great success
AND BY THE TRIBUNE TO-DAY
From The Chicago Inter-ocean.
Major Mckinley will tomorrow night be one OF the
the paper celebrate It's eth anniversary McK
leg Is good man to be there 6 ae s one ad S se b
Horace Greeley-protection TO American Industry.
A TRIUMPH FOR JOURNALISM.
From The New-York Press.
The Vice President. the Secretary OF the Navy, the
foremost National champion 81 vas andenss
OF people eminent In the domains OF business telIure
and art came together on op an wEch the genius 50 and
patriotism OF Horace Greeley, supplemented by the
tact and persistence Of wheaw E nae @vSeo 70 make
The occasion was indeed triumph for The Tribune
But IT also in larger measure i dptp ctr Sd
formal public recognition OF the dignty and Standing
Of the modern Newspaper Pap liant st %d that Journalism
has made in the last few decades eucn cGcna'o"
sixty years ago would have been an lhpoSs'oH~'
POPULAR BECAUSE TRULY INDEPENDENT
From The New-Yorlz Sunday Dispatch.
It is refreshing in these days when we see news
naners ready 10 sacrifice every thing for peclnay gain,
10 And a 1aner like The Tribune, which Is always
and sGsghS%af E STEws s eSy days
when II was managed By the powerful genius OF Horace
Greeley to he e p Established a on solid basis there
nothing elusive epbemera about H. anu Wy ca
wish it Godspeed as 1t closes tne oooA' Vi nan vi"
fury.
FOR HOME. COUNTRY AND CULTURE.
From The NewIIaven Palladium.
Congratulations are extended to The Tribune on the
completion OF fifty years Of journalistic e1 foG tSn home
The Tribune Is emnenty inc J UrIi A'i '' 'O''
OF culture, patriotism and family spirit
THE ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
From The Buffalo Express.
II moulded the policy of the old whg party for years
and exerted powerful influence In the nnes OF slavery
agtaiion Whitelaw Reid succeeded Greeley after the
disastrous campaign OF 1872 Inc paper uluer ms ms
beyond that which it enjoyed in its earlier days
The Tribune is known As the leading organ Vi HeP"
ncanism
MUCH MORE THAN A MERE NEWSPAPER.
From The Troy Press Dem.l
The other great dailics Of the metropolis were esao
Ilshed chiefly as vehicles OF news. Greeley gave the
news In his paper but he made IL aiJ4 m ave "a a
cordial welcome to the ideas Of others who desired the
moral and political uplifting of the race The IT'D
affairs Of the Nation To-day its influence is greater
! than 1t has ever been before
DESERVING ITS HIGH RANK.
From The Buffalo Commercial
Its managers have right to feel proud Of the ex-
allied place it holds in the ranks Of the best OF inc
worlds great newspapers.
A CREDIT TO JOURNALISM.
From The Newburg Journal.
Ii has done good work for the Of good govern
equipped for the performance Of that work than 1t Is
today. 1t is emphaticslly "a great newspaper aud
! credit TO American journalism
PROSPERITY WITH HONOR.
! From The bridgeport Standard
The Tribune Is monument TO newspaper energy en- KY
enterprise, uprlghtness and prosperity, ana ~ mas
earned its high place without the sacrifice OF us hoor
| or the prostitution OF its influence
| WORK THAT MERITS RECOGNITION.
| From The Baltimore American.
| The New-York Tribune deserves all the honors
heaped upon it at Its semIcentennla 1t has done
| half-centuTy OF noble WORK.
UNMovED AMID CRITICISM.
From The Albany Express.
For all that is good and great, for all that Is pro
gressive-for everything which promised TO make the
American name s r yo niaF Tbe has halted
Its course has always been approved and 1t has
| provoked bitter enmtes. but Whltelaw Red, like
Horace Greeley has strven for what seemed to be best
for the American people Mr.: GreeIey mae ct, rh I
reused deep Indignation in mems breasts put 10 h3 ZONES
person doubts that both wore animated by the deSe
Together they have made one of the greatest papers
representing the best modern thought and ieens-anu
with breadth Hr NAV T be- THAT The
| New-York Tribune is credit to American cNlhzauoh
IT HAS SOME REDEEMING TRAlTsi
| From The Boston Post (Dem)
| Our esteemed contemporary has developed some
very amazing political eccentrcltles but ts services
bos mona TOO many advocates In these days may fairly
! be put in the other side of the balance.
| JOURNALISM HAS MADE GREAT STRIDES.
| From The Boston Herald Ind)
| Our conception OF the press to-day is an immense
century ago with such instrumentates as were Wiun
his reach We congratulate The Tribune upon It's
ygor ana as one Of the chief papers Of New
| York. 1t has the right TO rejoice and be happy
TT HAS DEVELOPED WONDERFULLY.
| From The wilmington (Dcll News
The New-York Tribune, almost from ts hrsc mum
%s newspaper ii has led the way In all thesmPr9Ves
mens attending the collection and presen ony an
news Mm nrhp m,' has become under Whelaw Reid,
one OF the most complete and wholesohe h0"'P"F''
| in the world.
| A MAGNANIMoUs ENEMY's ESTIMATE
| From The Buffalo Courier o,
Tho Afy wears of its life have been the greatest MY
wears in the worlds history and In mixing t.@' MS
1Sy ne we have usually held The Tribune to be IN
error and an enemy politically, we have RECOGNIZED
its patriotic purposes and congratulate III on coslns
| it's trst half-century IN prosperity ana hohor'
| REPREsENTATIVELY AMERICAN
| From The Washington Post Qnd)
There could have been more appropriate celeora,
ton ~ meal OF the age representatlvely American ana
in the memory OF great man and his great work. thal
Tho New York Trlbunes celebration on FRIDAY Oh Is
LIZ ane hoM onnIvarsary The Tribune Of Whtelaw
Reid il not The Tribune of Horace Greeley lust as no
Two Personalities are the But ii Is great news
paDer great power, influential newspaper as 10"
| exists.
| CLEAN AND COMPREHENSIVE.
From The Springfield Republican. .,- .
The Tribune Is great paPeh some ES hss nar
SsD Of tie progress OF the age 1t Is clearly paper
ahe ot I rich for the literary reader and II covers
1r n ma aa3 of human Interests with great ability.
BUILDING UP THE NATION
From The NOrristown Herald
10 this growth of the country In fifty years. The
TrbUne NAV well claim TO have furnished large con-