New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

an oes%si9@ hey op msrt lc'''0 HIS
one Of The scvercst criticism, uttered against lre.i
dent Harrison WIS the fact that ho selected lOurh,t1
f e G IN sr R12y' with f2i t isal
was c9SaR to Syc be ca1nre ' and %V" in Con
claimed fr oursovcs, except when for oina
mental cv Pn s nams sf%SM' Tho crs sd
can Journalist whose mind. whose training Wno'c
politics and practical religion 0auehter) Of sociological
questions and party ca-didatcN who's dstng,la,nns
and almost only public service Is at innumGrahe pan
nuois tn respond IL The Press (anchcr-What can nc
know about INTERNATIONAL law and the delicate 'n''i'"'
only twice In Tia history of the relations between
France ana the United states a. Nations has Frame
been prominently and Interestingly IN tho eye ana
mind Of the American people First. when sh" gave
S the assistance which secured onr Independence anu
second, when there WAS negotiated WIN her uea,y
Of Is country n thc i in,'ac coS 0Ir w N1.iF
Reid. both Journalists. Applause)
THE SISTER REPUBLICS.
BY sentiment and service are more closely bouhd
10 France than any other European nations. ana vet III
the rapidly Of our own development and the 1r2" c
event, which have brought MS IN cohlhl'I'l" ''"''
munIon or collision with other nations, we have taken
little account Of and given little thought 70 France
during the last hundred ycar,. Her Meet hcI arm
and her credit enabled Us to bring our rcFoiutVh ~
n triumphant conclusion: and tnc ideas OF liberty
absorbed here by the French soldiers ana cnrrcd back
t0 France rcvoutionzcd the continent Of Europe.
(ApplauscJ Upon the lines u civil and religious
freedom and OF the idea, and thr measures which tend
and the United states have developed together. Their
friendly relations have been cnormousiy sir"nethenci
by The moral support which We savc the y|ins l hg
public in it, struggle FOR the pcrmancncc 81 II, Tree
Institutions by the veo0u7i wise ana chiisht ne',
cur poets, our orator, aud our great writers. in
celebrating the gllic- II Our Wesicrl Empire, have
all failed u recognize in epic verse ant fitting phrase
that principal and perennial source Of our prosperity,
other agency Ia, solved the problem Of the farm ard
the market When the Western farmer would b. com
board would not enable him {, bear The cost Of trans
poriaon. this intelligent animal consumes the corn.
pork and then transports himself to market Ia clear
The mortgages from the farm and add 10 tho wealth 81
The Governments Of the OH World have always
been jealou, If growth and prosperity. and fearful
Gcas e The, roald MI keen ont Yaakccs for thew
20 everywhere. They could not h"~p ont lanhce
inventions. FOR their adoption wa rcres,aff u ticy
would keep pacc !n industrial competitions They
e. h not keep ont American wheat. l"ean," tn'ir
field, were insufficient 20 7d-e Their own supply, hu
In cfpr.,rfvaton and with marvellous uuanlmiiy
and backing up The effort with he whole fJfcr ~ their
great arfnamcuts. ther lanishcd aul then prohibited
tie rr-cntrant- 81 81. American lHJc For eleven
years this great staple Of country has been denied
admission Tfe popular sentiment va 50 s'rl'g In
favor Of The prohibition that any attempt 70 r'movc
It Threatened 10 hui the Government Of ihc - nom
power. II was g his most difficult task ma MI
Rcd applied his nlii, ana H. ,ners} III 60
for the commerce and wealth q our country than any
single dipOm1uc tuuta't0n II the last decade. TAP
pllu.eJ
II :, an ID sow that every cool American zoe. -
Pah, hciur, nc dies n {. eeuc'Hil' admitted Tint
TIE Visit hn-fcu- that desired o.. hm"pd event
l.augltcsl Psii, 3, huu"n o. Inr 'u"iN m." .,
he mc,ror,n, where ncr women aFe ro~ned a1l
th,lr men harigurirl daughter Fer th" l'-t
,hrcc year, We. vli,l mean, virtually 'ac majority
u tho American p.opl' ~h" travel rave FOUND III
Fart, q m.i.l American home. Nho.c l--irri appoint
mont nqdr o.. proud ~ orr country and who's"
scncrou. hoo pt1lfy made u- foe n hDm'. Apllau,el
The position of go American Minister Hmr1e The
Irruc.ai customs and lfnrNi'lr traditions o. I'D"
drn, fic .rrvlcr Sol fh" older countries nn' happy
ono According - lmrcnornl usage thc Amha, adnf,
iu the nbseuce - bis sovereign. I. tho Slv'r'it1 u
per on or n - state /, 30. nDrafrlcal hr represent.
,'.r sewers i-lfy 81 the c0mmopu ealfh lnhoh1iiM
usage as i'm, % the Minister only a." dignity 'i =
dploratic agent. st the great capital, Ihr PAR 3h
th- Powers az Europe AID A.ia --ld ambassadors, mr.
republic ~ south America and tl' l-huu' s'ud
Alile--a dot, aud lfI'n f. represented bf an Am
la.-afor Whenever Tie representatives. ~ u>e 'oF-
cfnmout~ call upon tie Foreign Minister ui France
the 20. e4uou, attendant throws open both door oi
the Foreign once Ia the Amla ,1dDr. he opens one
door - admit the American Minister. " state
ccplcns Official functions. Presidential dinners. tic
American Mini -tcr dccDratcs the u the diplomat"
pr,cc. sion ard next TO iayu Of The foot 81 the
table naughrrJ