New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
THE TRIBUTE OF COMMERCE.


Continued from First Pnge.
stract blessings OF civil ngerty The eaemy were
laundering at The gates the soil trOdden and pol
Iuted by the invader the grim warriors OF Marengo'
Austcrlitz and Moscow were doing Their heroic duN
but melting away before the swarms OF their uni'eo
enemies. Then the patriot Garnet fastened 10 INC
side of the lion at bay. and urged is conh'ryme 70
forget all things except the nsulted land OF their
fathers All, Cnrnot," said the Emperor, 81 have
known YOU too latei' And yet. when he was INC
manufactured Of ROYALTY and the master o. yS cG nar
nent he had said 70 this same Cainot' lou may
have M f you want as You w %at n a0 them S,Hd
to Yield allegiance to the man WHO had brushed aside
the Republic. The hour with the nations hu,
eoa SO rot an" be re% SnG We might The
Nebul. glowing with admiration At ms he,nG h hnG
patriotic dtizcn's deeds declare: III AL 't nau
in the world were a crust OF bread should be proud
10 share II with Cain0t
Hr HAS PROVED Ills woRTHTNEs7.
And now the grandson is the chief magistrate OF tho
nation that Napoleon ruled and covered with renowh'
(ApnlausoN l. lie worthy oil this conspicuous honor
and NAV VIC hope that his hands will hold up the
dignity and prosperity OF his people? Tile years ol
his probation have answered the question III mas
been the rare good fortune Of the Republic 10 ma
among her citizens q man who knew how to III TINS
exalted part. Applause) Happy the people VINO
possess the required for their emergency happier
stil the people who esteem him at his worth ana
honor him accordingly Party differences are suodued
md silent when he challenges judgment. The people
know him and repel partisan criticism OF their faith
tul servant. For such lie IS. and such they know MN
TO be. No craving for a wider sphere of uncontrolled
action. selfish hope Of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
have ever married his conduct or Gimmed his fame
lie has learned perhaps from the traditions OF his
household that the citizen of France IS simply the
%ss "a S execute S the aw not to make them
that tie function OF his Office is TO enlighten tne
nation not to endanger It's peace or TO destroy TIE
liberties of his people The President OF the French
Republic is the pedagOgue OF Europe lis chair Is
ishpp. that She carries the book and the pen where
she may, The sword only where she must tha' . MS
FIRST duty Is to teach obedience to the law,
be vigant and true and hottest and brave in his al
tSsn we 10 he s reviews one hnnsd thousand en
s@S teGis ns who VOLTA dream of sns
the power confded TO his hands and OF placing NM NM
more serious from an American audience lhan TO 10
Missed of the stage. More probably continent would
dramatic weuld end in burlesque The American P%0-
pie are not without sense Of humor. thOch IL Is OF n
eTpreSs ,Ga, m mnS'G he are tocnd effect
md they would rise to all the requirements OF a mrtn
White House or out ol Shoo aft rp0 Of the nation
Chased among orr vertebraeo animals and the popu
lar diagnosis would at recognize The presence Of
mental disease HcllebOre was the Ieputed cure III
the old Roman days: the straitiacket or mid con
fnement IS the more modern method bnl os we nave
unity. most Of whom may IN the chances of
P%SSy Tc waves 2es and forS and storms of the
Atlantic are the steady and inexpensive bulwarks u
our main frontier, and TO other possible fOcs-but
we have none (AprlauseJ
THE LEADER-IIIP WHICH FRANCE NEEDS.
Not So however, in Gle old land Of France. The
man on horseback stlll lives in legend ana tradi'ioh
Tie has done great things I'm days gone by ana may
perhaps forget that he is longer factor In the
peaceful destnies of the country. one thousand
right to rcposc. Glory may have IT. uses br' glory
pals in time upon the taste, ard Its music lJseS all
charm for modern France wants leader VINO VIII
tan the boundess OF her genius for the pur
suits of peace He must insist that she shall freely ex
tend the new domain that she has chosen FOR herself
True, shadow is sim On the wall and the day may
como when her children shall be summoned again to
try the cruel chances of Bat should the fatcd
day come which may heaven avert, she VIII remember
that Of her fnhers. the GauS. II was said by their
Roman foes that they did not fear funerals ibis Is
a sombre theme, and all prefer 10 watch her growth
In the field Of her selection, the arts and sciences
and literature that adorn and delight ard bless our
Honor then to this, her chief magistrate. May he
succeed IN his mission OF peace. The experiment OF
free government is being made BY nation under whose
soil lie sleeping fifty generations Of men thcy were
born and bred under system that made one man
better, by accident of birth, than all other men what
sxeeliences Of Wholly different scheme The habits
of nation may not be shaken of in day. Nor. on
The other hand must we forget tat acnqS nn a
bsrn for century tie most demoCratic o: nations As
Of own great leaders Of thought once said True
Won, hut rather in saving YOU are as good n l. she
ki9ws tS lesson Dy ng i t Sr nd chcetl
saority Why should not the young republic live mp
has tS ' bowed the head Of her people in humiliation and
healed d Hat ny % unxsd w
bitterness But the nation mas turned It's face 10 e
pght OF new mWi nnoter 49, M l. , "T ,S
tycir fatbers trials and viii readily be taught that
liberty IS better than servtldc; that II Is better 70
oe r ,e hetcr than 70 .erye king We Of America