New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
mr.. REIU.S RESIGNATION.
SOME KINDLY EXPRESSIONS OF APPRECN-
TON OF HIS WORK IN FRANCE.
A MINISTER OF RARE EFFICIENCY.
Il, Louis Globe-Democrat.

From Tile st. Louis obe-Democrat.
Minister Reds resignation. which is soon TO take
Of the country lie has. at the French capital looked
after his coanrys u nGE Nave ey N s se
ting as faithful. rs acceptable or rs efficient man ID
hi, place.
\ HIGH STANDARD SET FOR Ills SUCCESSORS.
From The ct'ord C'nr1nt.
from Paris this spnng to stay. the President and Soc
retary Of state will presently have responsible ana
delicate duty on their hands Inc mission to fp1 n,
Is In ways one Of the most lmporaht p1 n,,
as IL is OF the most Coveted IN the "hoie "plo.
matte service, and Mr. Whlteaw ked Hss Sc. WY
high standard official and social. for his successor
GOING WHERE DUTY CALLS HIN.
From La Iatrie Paris.
- Mr.. whi,cl,w Reid leaves Paris the soiourn In
which IS very agreeable t. him. aud where MS mss,,h
has been particularly fortunate. IL Is because ne Mill
draws from the diplomatic service To return 10 America;
and Concentrate there all his activity to III. cause OF
the Republican party of which he Is Que OF inc No'
Ognized chiefs
TIE BEST PART OF THESE COMPLIMENTS.
From The Pttsburg Dispatch
Minister Reid Is in the envlablc position OF m I,i
who is privileged hear his own eqoges while sun
freely discussed that several New,york papers have de-
voted editorial. % combine tlry nouse Oh inc hoId
This must be very delightful for Mr. Reid, especially
since IL is well deserved
GENEROUS POLITICAL ADyERsARIES.
From The Rochester Post ENprcss
Both Tho New-York World" and q" The New York
sun have spoken in hlgh pIai~c Of Whiteaw Reds
conduct as -instcr to France ani welcome him back
to the cdorshp Of The Tribune with expressions Of
cordial good will.
HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED ~ FRANCE
From the Courier DIES Etas This.
II Is reported from Washington that Mr.. whitelaw
Reid, United states Minister 10 France. !. about 10
resign ms nfonS In order TO Tr.u IN aSs ms sSas
press. NJ Reid has certainly rendered great services
strengthen still more the ties OF friendship and also
TO settle important questions OF interest between inc
GREETED not ony by the Official world but also BY tho
French society. Were he will leave the most honor
able and most amiablc membranes.
HIS COUNTRY PROUD OF HIM.
From The Lancaster PENN New Era.
The retirement Of Minister Reid from his present
PPH @e i'm co Ss ae Tn" and %ccepabc doing both
abroad have had no cause to be ashamed Of him. and
he mas been a success in every way He viii assume
contribute to the success OF the Republican campaign
A NEW CHANNEL OF USEFULNESS.
From The Memphis AppenlAvalanche.
The Ncw-iork Herald, wants whltelaw Reid az
"The Herald Is determined to have the next Admins
tratiOn well edited I.
FRANCE WILL MOURN Ills DEPARTURE.
From The Toledo Blade.
Tie Hon. whtelaw Reid. it Is auhoritaively stated.
paper. The New-York Tribune. lie has served his
country admirably, aud has done credit to himself In
conducting the Negotiations for settlement OF many
practical business and diplomatic questions concern
Ing both the Governments of France and the United
states. American residents of Paris and American
tourists have uniformly and enthusiastically praised
him for the generous and polite treatment received Mt
his hands something that cannot he always truly said
OF our diplomats. Mr.. Reid has maintained ~ his
example and fairness the cordial relations between
tho French and American Governments and tho
literary and artistic circles OF Parsan society express
unvex,l regret over the report that he will not return
70 their city Mr. Reds resignation Of the Office OK
Minister 10 France will be great loss 10 the diplomatic
service OF the Government. and his will have
an exceedingly difficult situation 70 IN.