New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
WELCOMING MR.. REID HOME
THE PRESS CONTINUES TO SAY PLEASANT
THINGS OF HIM.
HOW HIS FELLOW -CRAFTsMEN FEEL.

THINGS OF HIM
HOW HIS FELLOW CRAFTSMEN FEEL
From Harper's Weekly.
Mr. Whicaw Reid who IS about returning frous
France to resume the editorship OF THE Tribune NJ
ceivcs very hearty welcome rrom his esteemed con-
tempOaHes. II Is honor well deserved because &
has discharged his official duties only with abiutv
and success, but with an urbanty and lavish hos.
distinction which is one of the most useful auxlsrss
to dpomaiisit lie has undoubtedly also acquired
European 81 uaton, which will be of great service in
the discussions IN The Tribune Mr. Reds residence
episode his life, have greatly refreshed him for
which, In common with his other brethren Of the
press. we welcome him cordially
THE COUNTRY. NOT THE MAN, SHOULD BE PROUD.
From The Hartford COurant
1t is not saying enough to say that whitelaw Reid
has 10 be proud Of the farewell dinner given
Paris The United states-all his counrymen, Re.
publicans and Democrats, at home or abroad-have
reason to be proud OF H. ana Oh D., t among the
Cahnet-the Ministers Of Foreign Affairs. Of Com
mercc and of War. Mr. Reid did not In the least ex.
aggerate the notable quality Of the assemblage when
he said In his speech Of thanks see here grand.
children of Lafayette and Rochambeau and repre-
sentativcs Of what to-day is the highest In French
executive and parliamentary authority In diplomacy,
in in commerce. In the arts In oratory IN egisla
and about him after dinner by Mr.. IIarjes, General
King, NJ Rbot. senator jules simon, N Nrard and
a nttle-thcy were exceedingly complimentary. and he
is modest msn-but there wasn't Word OF all the
praise that rang false. because there wasn't Word
that wasn't known BY every man at the table to b
the simple truth
DESERVING A HANDSOME RECEPTION.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
Whitelaw Reid has certainly made successful and
acceptable Minister of the United states to the Repub
lie OF France He has handled practical subjects OF
magnitude with tact and success He has represented
the right and interests Of his country with manl.
Americans soourning IN visiting the sister Republic
pleasant and instructive In many ways The banquet
which was given TO him In his honor on Thursday
night in Paris was very Impressive anar, and the
words addressed TO Mr.. Reid had IN them the best
quality OF compliment which Is truth. on his arrival
IN America The Eagle" doubts not that the Lotos
club and other organizations which Informally hold
brief for Hospitality from the nc bs p pS wu
but has added to their number not few more who have
learned from his incumbency OF an important puonc
Office the mental and moral lar;eness OF tho man ana
the capacity 10 sink the partsanship OF poilucal
journalist in the duties OF the Minister 10 great hS
public from a greater
JOURNALISTS FOR DIPLOMATS.
From The Hartford Post.
cess OF the which was pursued by presldent
IIarri ,on early in his administering In appointments
menis Wera made there was very much criticism in
Democratic papers OF the policy VI aPpolntlhg ne"s'
paper men Bent upon course " misrepresentation,
tHfy criticised him as making effort to subSldiIe
The press and all that while they remained utterly
OhVlOS the strength or tIr dreulhclI uiaN PfVH'
nen and trained Journalists who have been IN touch
for ycar- With the policy and course OF the Govern
ment and who have besides studied questions o. IN
ternauonal moment, nre by tnnl us s, eSp srs
ouallaed 10 successfully undertake Foreign Missions
President IIarrson's course has been compls'ey VIZ
ticaied and We need call attention 20 only a single
Instance The case Of Mr.. Whiieaw Reid. who has
as his mission has been completed and 1t Is possible
sum II up
RENDERING HIS COUNTRY GOOD SERVICE
From The Knoxville Journal.
wnitelaw Reid Will soon b at home again, on ne
Sew YORK. Tribune position more rance he has
~Tved his 0untr faithfully and efficiently, as he VIII
- DO N the head Of great newspaper,
APPLAUDED By HIS CoMPATRIoTS
From The Syracuse journal.
The services Of the American Minister were dstaiea
and appaudcd al the Paris banquet ana fNe expes;,
Sion Wa allowed TO sentiments associates
AHA the past aid pre- eut friendship oetwooa hnH's
and Franc. Ar. Reid proved long ago lIS nS sSse
neat elective dlnaer pkcr AID he but re, enewea a Iss
Impression in his response Minister heia rD1.sTS
vii seney be disposed to admit that the net results
Of his abors have BEEN useful 10 ms country ana oos
knowing that the bonds Of amty between t3e FrcpSa
and Americans have not been relaxed aTns s
created by McKney act and BY tact and goo for1
itself means OF obtaining concessions 70 AinsncsA
trade
TIN HOMAGE OF POLITICAL BOB
From The Albany Argus DEM
Tie courte,es shown To the Hon WhitelAw bAe
last week the evidences OF sincere respscs ms
the cr.iitable manner In which ne mas rpresons,e3
the I'nt,i states ~ Minister Ia Frarre. The Social
dutlc, If Min,t.r, abroad are qLte as ehsounS
as their political duties. aud Mr.. Reid has dsch&Hsd
~ viii not be easy foe President Harrison to nn the
vacancy due Ia Mr.. Reds resignation.
EXCEPTIONAL MARKS OF ESTEEM
From The Boston Journal.
Minister Reid /, coming % realize the signiAcanS:
l. WI.
last days In France one continuous rounu OF oan.
quets and receptions. such marks OF esteem aI9
not only on honor 10 efficient dplomsust anu poY-
Mar rrntnman but proofs Of mutual esteem Detwoou
the two great Republics.
4 WORTHY SUCCESSOR HARD 10 FIND.
From The Cleveland Leader.
Tic Hon. Wmtellw Reid has been Sieraily SUCCESSFUL
A. Minister 70 France. and the President VIII nave
difficulty IN finding anyone who VIII be aole 70 MI
mo rlare 80 acceptaby a. the brilliant Editor OF Inc
New, York Ttbune The conclusion OF the reel,
procy treaty alone was great acneS eino''t, ors
htings new diplomatic lauIcls 10 Mr.. Reid, spd ms
or,a -es the regret before general over his reSlSS
nation.
CONSIDER HIS DIGESTION. GENTLEMEN!
FROM The Detroit Tribune.
II Minister Reid is 10 be rendered banquet at tnis
end ~ the line Il ought Ia b. delayed for niue. rs
has taking that treatment IN heroic doses VI iaoa
and his health should be considered.
ENTIRELY APPROPRIATE ATTENTIONS.
From The san Francisco Chronicle.
II Is 6tting that Minister whtelaw Reid should b
r1yen a farewell banquet on his retirement nom ta
fmportant post which he has filed with 50 much
ability. Mr. Reid succeeded In doing one thing which
OF the suspensve clause he broke down French pclu-
dicc against American pork and persuaded the Coy.
er%t to ADMIT m rsy 10 dis comn In Other
ways Mr.. Reid able 10 draw closer the BONDS