New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

higher HE which is the tre aim Of civilzaion-hat
the evidences OF wealth here exhibited and The stimulus
may extend the area OF human happiness.
VICE-PRESIDENT MOTIONS ADDRESS.
As the president of the commission turned to
ViccPresident Morton at the close and asked
the representative Of the Nation to dedicate the
buildings and grounds TO humanity the senti-
mcnt Of the occasion reached its climax, and
cheers from a hundred thousand throats vel
coined the VicePresident of the United States
By common impulse every man and woman in
the monster assembagc Of floor and stage arose
TO his or her feet in spontaneous tribute TO the high
est dgnitary OF the occasion. At the close OF
the ovation Nice-Presdcnt Morton spoke as
follows:
Mr.. President Deep. indeed. must be the sorrow
which prohibits the President of the Unltd from
being the central figure in these ceFemonias k'ahh-
ing from those Sumptuous surroundings. the extent OF
design the adequacy OF execution and the vastnrss Of
results we may well imagine how ardenly h" mas
asplrcd 10 De officially and personally connected Win
this great work. linked the past and 10 the present
Of America with what eloquent words he would have
spoken OF the heroic achievements and radiant future
OF his beloved country. While profoundly anguish@i
in his most tender earthly affection he would not
have us delay or falter In thes" dedcatory services
and We can only offer 10 support his cOuragc by u
profound and universal sympathy
THE EYES OF TIE WORLD on CHICAGO.
The attention OF our whole country and of all
peoples elsewhere concerned IN industrial progress Is
,od,y fixed upon the city OF Chcugo. The name NJ
Chicago has become familiar I'm the speech oil AL
civ lied communities bureau established AT maiv
points In Europe for the pllf'Ne VI providing tf''S
uoration hithcr and during the coming year IN" NJ
place Suggested To the mind. when men lalk of
America will BE- the city OF Chicago. Tbs Is du' h'
only TO The Columbian Exposition. which muri" al
uoch hut To the mar, clous grOwt! and energy Of the
second commercial city Of the Union nm not here u
recount n. wonderful story 81 this cty'S rise and
advancement Of the matches of hcr people.
~ nc, second birth ont Of The ashes Of tn. most
notable confa grafton Of modern ilmrS' nor 81 u'r
eminent position She has conquered III commerce. III
manufacturers In ,cirnce and the art. The" ARE
known Of all men who keep pace With tn" w"rids
n,orrcSs | am here I'm bchnlf OF IN" Government OF
the United states, in behalf o. al the people t. BID All
bnu 10 Chicago all hail to thu Columbian Exposition
From the i. Lawrence 10 the Guf ana rom inc
p.erle> Cosmopolitan capital by The 10 tn" Golden
Gate of California there /, longer rival ely 10
Chicago except to emulate her in promoting III" Success
Of th, work.
Ncs-York IN, sirnalzcd the opening OF The new
cr,l by commemorative function, lhsln'u" 10 'io
Student encouraging TO The philnnthropN' ana al
,nontory ID the forces arraycd against liberty Her
h,r,.4, If worship without distinction Of creed have
voiced their thanks to Almighty God for religions
freedom: her children 10 the number oil -oV""
have marched under the Inspiration oil "sn'
far broader than Columbus, with all hi> thirst ior
knowledge enjoyed a. the University oi FaN.e' anu
for three successive days and nights pr"cr's"h"
progresses ON land and water, aided by spain ana
ltaly and France. salucd IN" memory OF th' Era,
plui with the fruit 81 the great Hl-'V''N ~ "
pageant more brilliant lnn 9a ,h g. hp roaA "nd
Iiinleus di,rcgariing the etiquette o. 'a,ir H"i
Ar5igon. received ham -tandns ait.neu .. H
.uenid Court Of ChrsteniOr. ana wphi Npe''h.'o
~ n,.,,.ntnd Il, II. herr, A. gaze upon these
munlccnt ercc'ion' Win their '".'"is "' 90 con
tlelr entablstnres ard hdoiImeh' Win W t,y
sidrr th,ir beauty aud npdity OF reniillti", ul',
wcrrit 10 be evoked nj "lhAIu to4S VI
AladdlD's lump.
,vrrtc,y ,cuEvrMFxTs WELL RECORDED.
r,,,i,e for tl. organization AID accomplishment
for the, architect aud builder for IN" "fu'' ''''
artisan may not now deiain me. for In III" year I"
come In The mouth, II AL men, II viii be uh'lH'N'
The. are worthy shrine, 10 record th' arhrVc"e"'
Of the TWO Americas, ard 10 place u''h S'"' w
sid. with the art, and indusui~> 81 th' cIl'r "u'ni
To The end That may b" stlnii!ht'u III" 'lt n,r
io new cndraVOls. Columbus Is not ~ 'h"il,, uo'
arr. Coumil's idea, In frttri>. Sc nun a. ~ IN,
great picture under ia" dome of ~" 'apl'o ",.n
Ln..linr ue1lre, about him. be;VhrIinS no I''s'i
The conirillOn Of his follower, tut l' holnao. VI
mankind with erect form and lofy men nhlii' LUZ
these children u a new world 10 higher id''s IA"
NJ. may not now anticipate the chain'''F hun
value Of orr National exhibit. Rather mAy w HUI
Iy anticipate t:at II cOnscrvaiiv" a"ld WIZ b NM
~ The World, criticism 10 a young NhuVh o1tcLIN
.truiug ro tc b,ckOning tut ire. WITHIN whose ii''i
Inc lightning was first pluched from Hr.''h q, ''
- III If NAM where the expansive power OF si"n Wa
first compelled transport mhiklhu anu NV ''t
over the waterways Of the World Nhrrc ~ '"P
n.rnt, Of agriculture and hnniiciHlt ny ,c ,n.r.'
uc .ubt. force, Of NATURE. acting through u'c, "i'
graph and telephone, are daily slatnik Ia, "V'
Sicni@s over matter which I'm the DAYS OF 'oi.m1u'
miehi have been r,ckOnod among th' miri'I'N' W, W.
can safely predict however those ~h" wan "'n' ,", a
whn will themselves make part ~ the Nlu'''t
SIit We shall see the d,s""nisni- OF ihc .oyn'
,nynlers OF Virginia Of the Pilgrim iAlh.is q, ~.
,u,lud OF the sturdy lIOilgndos VINO III Iva po"-nI
The - OOO Of Tie Island VI 1ipiH',c t 10 ,i
.uu of y24 u the adhcrrnts u lh' oiu -" t
rai;h who found "A resting place In Baiiln'or', thc
Quaker. and IalantIc Germans WHO srlcu ia m, d.,
rnn The r"yocaion Of the Edlct Of Nanies - ne
banks Of the Hudson In the Noit' sno uos. ~ a
gees from >alhburs III t'rorsn, n," WIth them
tdwaId's liighandcrs IN Norm 'arVihH VIZ, III" w.
, ,nn'.amds Of other, from many cline Who WIN
mOicntc fortune, have Joined th'r intuir !" r,i.
0urncd our waterways and buildci oar ii"nwi}s WI
trust that from the lands beyond me ''1H n.nS MI
~. Ia more. excellent standards. " thr' sill NM
little I'm product 10 cAor tl,ir INN w. M
Vorid where some O. the best effort, have been hl,dr
in the cause freedom ana proSrcNa ~ mass,%n
"md Grant bv bolivar and Juarrz and TCuaSaint
: "",yritire by Fulton and Morse and Fdisol'
AZ AGE OF GREAT EvENrS.
Columbus lived In the ae" OF great events VIM"
he WAS a child In 1870 printing was hr't done VII"
movable types; seven years later the Vatican llDraS'
the great fountain OF learning was founded bN Ncho
the V and l4jj Is given rs the probable u"'' VI
The Mazarin Bible the earliest printed book known.
fl WIS no, until 100 years after the discovery lhat
Galileo pointing his ltI" telescope to ihr NV iIu
The satellite, of Jupiter and WAS hailed as th' Souln
bus of the His character WIS colnn'n. 80
vn. that of many Of the men Of his unlt VINO i'u'
tnrr mark i'm history. Iut his character ana ~
thIhihchl, "'' ~ NO., Lv other standards Deeply
read I'm mathematical science h" WAS ccr'h,u, lay
hot gnorrophrr - his time. believe. WIN tnslli
that he was sincerely religious. but his sinccrlN u
moi prevent his INDUCING In dreams. II" proJ''";
az tle .lomicu spanish orator says the purrHh>' va
the holy llacrs OF Jerusalem. In The event 81 ,1
finding seaS of pearls cities OF go,a sr''.s p ~
diamonds How remote and Vet how marvellous IN,
hnnn tho realization Two products OF TN" souih,,"
conIincnt which he touched and brought INTO ~
worlds economy have proved Of incstinah" Iin,
10 the race far beyond what the IMAGINED W'i'ln W.
the Indies could buy The Donlo. brought byhh n