New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
MORE HOMAGE TO MR.. REID.
KIND THINGS SAID APROPOs OF HIS RETURN
FROM FRANCE.
THAT FAREWELL BANQUET IN PARI

THAT FAREWELL BANQUET IN PARIS.
From The New-York Herald March 25)
II was no more than natural that our eminent fel-
low citizen, Mr.. Wbelaw Reid sholh be honored by
Mr. Reid has made an exceptions! record for him
SELF as Minister to France. When ne assumed the
rather serious e 90 PHI req"rnS the skill Of
trained diplomat. lie met the emergency, however,
Government to which he was accredited, and sue
ceeded beyond even the hopes OF MS most ardent 40
tentlon. In the language OF the addres; dedicated
70 our honored guest "i can oe tT s,,ty sl@
admirably administered his trust" -
the Repaben pa s 9ny yo ha from Ss n:
which have been heaped Ispor him abroad to the en-
Joy ment of a stu higher distinction at home.
THE "LUCKn THAT FOLLOWS HARD WORK
Washington letter in Tho Cleveland Leader.
whtelaw Reid Is coming home from rom France ice with with
Nearly every newspaper in this country, all tie
Americans in France, and thousands OF Frcnehmen
Envoy EXtraoTdinary and Minister Plenipoenary.
His diplomatic cup of happiness thered0re Sh9 Sisa 70
Reds i'' Industry lie is known lucky man.
but his luck has been hard work ana inc capa'y 40
make the hest of his opportunities. There Is con-
Siderable scotch blood IN his veins, Presbyterian
blood and when that kind OF blood gets rI INTO 10 NE
arteries of trade the professions 10 Keeps on the
move There Is no coagulaton, and when IL paints "
paints red
TO RESUME HIS OLD POST.
From The BlnghamtOn Republican.
Minister Reid will lay of the mantle OF his foreign n,
mission this week, and will sail from iiavTc on sasu
dny lie Is coming home TO assume editorial WORK ana
make The Newi Tribune num-
A FRIEND OF THE SOUTH.
From The Charleston Is. CO. News and Courier.
welaw Reid, the United states Minister 70 Trance
az the Republican candidate for President. Inc
party %s 90 Of the 3a H1s SSea SS
out regard to party lines. We are thoroughly out
no Confidence in the good faith q his party but IN
real ability and , personal ,S crowd Of R ee po Hir
clans aH Who would like to live in the White House.
II by any provldential dispensation the kepuoncan
Ear should win at , the ontb and for the Country
Mt large that whiteiaw Reid should DC eiectea tnan
any OF the other prominent parusahs WIN INV"
been named for the place.
OHIO PROUD OF HER son.
From The Dayton Journal.
It's n cold day when some Ohio man doesn't MAKE .
great record. Whiteaw Reid OF Greene C0lnty; ONO.
now Minister 10 France is the latest To COMMAND ios
national admiration
HoyoRs FITTIYGLY BESTOWED.
From The Utica Herald.
Whiteaw Reid the retiring United States Minister
to France, was fttingly honored by the r nspa,
ioned with the Americans in expressing apprecianon
Of Mr. Reds high qualities and regret tnat no 7"
!" Mr. Reid has been an excellent Minister. In his
official capacity and as az American Sare re as h
re- bimleT and IDS country More than this his scrv
ices have been distinguished in negotiations OF unusual
i %? nte slys states sS otabe being
the removal Of the decree Of prohibition standing
against the importation OF american pork pToduc's anu
tie reciprocal trade agreement o, .,o Ausr,ca,
TO ill TIE social demands upon ne A AN Isn
Minister at Paris. is OF the most dnicult usAs
connected with the Office In this respect Mr. ted nas
accomplished all that could be desired he has a, won
the unauallhed esteem OF Frenchmen. as the crcun-
stances OF his resignation and farewell to Paris nave
especially demonstrated -o,. -. .,,oad
%,sl,at NJ pafdy will
s. therefore greatly be regretted but on the other
hand shall be fortunate LII having inni ani'"s 10
again.
FRANCE MOURNS HIS DEPARTURE
rom The Denver Republican.
Mr.. Whliclaw Reid our Minister to France, mas
made good record for himself ana ms couur. m"iaS
his Office and return TO this country looked upon
with regret in official circles in PARIS ne VIII oUmo
paper work and in the Presidential campaign upon
which the country has already entered
A GOOD SUCCESSOR TO Mr.. BLAINE.
From The New-York Mail and Express.
While we are looking up new honors for the Hon.
wldteaw Reid on his return from his successful mis-.
s,on in France how would II do II Mr.. Blaine should
Mall, M Reid ris Secretary n Is ' of satc There would
change National policy, either at home or ABROAD
under Mr.. Reid.
CLIMBING A LONG LADDER.
From Tho Chattanooga Times
Mr.. whltelaw Reid our Minister to France. has re-
signed and GENE s home or T Of s' This ne TO 1sso
when We fist Jaw Mr. Reid n restless and efficient
espondcnt Of The Cincinnati Gazette, at ooium DUH.
bus Ohio. He was then mere boy, with the worid
before him and nothing OF capital or influence behne
him lie had It all 70 make nothing 70 o Ose ,b S Iea ne
likely 10 let go. lie went later 10 the 'front.' as an
s,rmy Correspondent and vindlcated his manhood and
courage After the war he planted cotton and failed;
then lie wrote books and they were good honest Do0ks
Finally he found opening on The Tribune. when
John Russell Young failed to sustain himself and from
thence he has shown himself man capable OK
bottom and has climbed by force OF his genius and
energy and Integrity lie Is ciedt 10 the young ai''
hood OF America.
A PUBLIC WELCOME HOME DUE HIM.
From Tho Detroit Tribune
The suggestion that Minister Reid should be rendered
a rousng welcome at the hands Of business men on
his return to this country is good one. Recognition
OF merit IS always proper. and such reception would
to encourage our representatives IN all Foreign
countries.
GIVING DISTINCTION TO TIE AMERICAN NAME
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The good feeling manifest toward Whitelaw Reid by
his old associates In journalistic life In New Ork Is
new paper in Ncw-Yor has suggested some honor
for the man who has won diplomatic honorS as Minis
didate for ViccP President, and The Mall and Ey
press nominating him for secretary OF state IN case
Mr.. Rlaincs health admOni>hes him 10 give up nus
official duties. Mr.. Reid has not only conferred as.
tncon upon the procession he so ably r,pFesents 9ut
epOn the whole American people, whom he has served
with such distinction.
Ills STANDING KNOWN IN GERMANY.
From Das Echo. Berlin March 10.
According to reports. Mr. Whitclaw Reid at tho
present time the United states Minister 70 France he
tends to return to America TO devote himself again 70
hi Journalistic labors. Mr.. Reid the wellknown pro-
p.ietor OF The York Tribune Is OF the greatest
Journalists Of his country.
NOT TRUE ALAS. OF ALL DIPLOMATS.
From Tho ToStOn Advertiser.
Minister Reid is returning with distinguished honOrs
10 his native land lie Is coming home with an en-
HANGED reputation. which has not always been true
OF American lp0mats.
THESE COURTEsIES FULLY DE5ERVED.
From The baltimore American.
Minister Whitclaw Reid thoroughly deserved the high
compliments paid Il him. lie has been one OF inc
best envoys this Government ever had IN France.
HIS LINGUISTIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
From The Boston Herald.
Ii VIII h.lNe heen nhscrycd ihnt Mini.ier MhitelaM