New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

Should Mr. Reid as Is generally supposed ne VIII,
that paper will be largely the gamer, ana, Win the
presidential campaign before us, all good Repubncans
Should rejoice that he has come back however much
they may regret his withdrawal from the exalted
diplomatic position he has occupied so worthily Mr.
Reds record as pubic era ha mas n Uee ~ tbe Who'll:
body Il American Journalists, whatever ther pohucS
ACHIEVING MORE THAN MOST MINISTER'S.
From The Plttsburg Commercial Gazette.
Minister Reid has concluded commercial rect
proclty treaty with France THIS, IN Gomez Tsnnss
lion with MS work IN hayns hot the rem nfsnsh
enables Mr. Reid TO return crowned with I'M
usual aurels for foreign minister. ne VIII come
home and resume the active direction OF Inc lrouuo
during the Presidential campaign.
DESERVING ALL THE GOOD THINGS SAID OF HIM.
From The Troy Times.
The American residents OF Paris are 70 gSe
banquet IN honor OF Minister Whltelaw Reld, VINO IS
have also prepared an address setting forth their ap
probation Of Minister Reds rare judgment and court
csy, and pointing ont his achievement; as diplomas
and the many fayors he has shown his conntrymea
who lave visited the French capital The Americans
r Paris aue can on 'ag sde q s Atlantic Il viii not heartily
indorse. lie represents the sterling fn.hhood .,c
high culture and tne signal ability which are every
where recognized rs the characteristics OF the BEST
American citizenship, and he VIII be Iound Always
doing good work, whether as dpiomat Ut d"
ADMIRED on BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC.
From The Elgin Qll) News.
Mr. Reid Is OF the most pOpulhr bHltcl c'aoco
Ministers abroad and his resignation is greatly re-
GREETED by both Frenchmen and Americans IN fars'
AN ABLE AND FAITHFUL REPRESENTATIVE.
From The Locbp0rt Journal.
II seems to be now definitely settled that the Hon.
Whtelaw Reid has resigned the once OF AieIodh
lster t. France and that he Will soon return 10 tls
country and editorial conduct OF The New oH
Tribune mat, o.,.io.
seldom has a person resigned an Official position
with better record or heartier and generous and
general words Of approval than Mr. Reid In addiuon
way he has maintained a social position quite out Of
the ordinary for an American Minister whose meagre
maid REPRESENTATIVES, Of other nations. With re-
sources Of his own Mr. Reid however has not failed to
keep fully abreast with the beet of them ana the cnarn
inc social receptions OF the American Minister and his
wife have attracted special stfenon even IN Paris hi,
long and successful service abrOad. Under his strong
conduct The Tribune even more than ever w thht Is
possiblel will be a leading and representative Kepuo
lcan newspaper.
FROM ONE IMPORTANT POST TO ANOTHER.
From The Albany Press and Knickerbocker.
Whiteaw Reid, United States Minister TO France,
whose discharge Of the duties Of that important posi-
,% Ta,iouai Ndministrat0n is likely to be the Re-
publican candidate for VicePresident.
WELCOMED BACK TO HIS HOME DUTIES.
From The syracuse Herald.
The proposed resignation Of Mr.. Whitelaw Reid as
Nas made 70 cedabc REPRESENTATIVE and If President
Iarrlson's recent appointments are any criterion:
his country cannot expect TO nave so oonrteoIs anu
Cgniled n representative succeed Mr.. Reid. during
hS term OF Office Mr. Reds Paris residence has been
a social centre, many charming events having taken
plce there. Mr.. Reid feels that he has too long
neglected his business interests and as the making
OIL Republican candidate for the Presidency Is no
on this side of the water, where he can take hand
in hat to him. delightful occupation. We welcome
the Columns OF The Tribune with renewed interest
TO cetermine which way the Republican cat VIII
JUMP
A PROFESSION TO DE PROUD OF.
From Tho wllkcsbaTe Record.
whtelaw Reid who is about coming home TO stay Is
b. brilliant Europe He says Fa1 Ss
may lot be true in this country but that Is what Il is
IRONING 'front.' ab I'd the ali e aPss @ aas they
into politics like Mr Reid Mr. I, smith r R RSS M sscud 10
n nn IoN Vice President the Republican press
would give him most enthusiastic support.
SENTIMENTS OF THE AMERICAN COLONY IN
PARIS.
From The American Register (farsl
Mr. whitelaw Reid the American Minister in Paris.
V ps end He,O oS ts EePa6San iicet II Mr.
Reid IS willing 10 accept the nomination he Is unlikely
Mne he has hG Sgba am SeI ssS s
though such abilities hardly required In the role OF
vice President 81 the United states under normal con-
dcn', 1t IS always we'll to have hrstcass states
Very few Ministers TO France have done more than
Mr.. Rch-Wc may perhaps venture 10 say. rs
toward strengthening the amlcable relations wmo,
have always existed between France ana tnc nmtd
publlshcd some time ago Fiat European nations
at length made 20 the abSurdity OF their prohlb-
live policy a; rs AZ %s rpnsy b sRs
never Ind n warmer nor moro able defender than Mr..
whtelaw Reid; whose candidacy for the viceprs s;
to command the enthusiastic support Of the entire
Republican party.
FRENCH SURMISES AS TO HIS INTENTIONS.
From IL Journal des Dcbats PARIS.
The final instructions relative to the extradition
treaty Of the United with France cannot be sens
TO Paris for several days yet Mr.; Whitelaw Req.
deSirOuS Of connecting his name with that diplomatic
wlc l w bon as TO w ba d e between the
two countries. has therefore been instructed TO delay
very desirable his presence in the United states All
tho rimors concerning the selection Of his sue.
Mr. Reid thinks OF allowing his name to be presented
as candidate for election as Vice President Inc
in that position which IS honorary rather than
militant
A NOTEWORTHY CAREER.
From The London star.
is probably the best known living American journalist
people Of every section Of the United states. Be-
ginning his journalistic life at eighteen. at twenty.
f@ me- %' r @Se Cincinnati Gazettc At tSs
close Of the Civil War he became leader writer on
moor Horace Greeley died Of broken heart the result
If hls crushing defcat the Presidency Reid became
tho Editor Of The Tribune. Then his marriage,
and now comparatively n young man-he Is nifty four
he holds the honorable position OF Minister OF tns
great Republic OF the New World TO the youhgest anu
greatest Republic OF the Old
ADMIR- ABLY VERSED IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
From Tho Rochester o. W Herald.
poih automatically and socially Mr. Red's ministry
In Paris has been great success Personally. as
every ono knows. be + very able man: strong,
ceous accomplished and thoroughly trained for