New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
MR.. REDS RESIGNATION.
GRACEFUL RECOGyrTIoNS OF HIS SERVICES
ABROAD.
HE HAS noyoRED HIMSELF AND HIS COUNTRY.

lie HAS HoNoRED HIMSELF AND HIS COUNTRY.
From Tho Brooklyn Eagle.
Mr. Whitelaw Reds services as Minister to Franco
are to be appropriately conmemorated at farewell
oer ii ho and connseHSe ettd by annouace,
mcnt OF his resignation are many, earnest ana hi5hg
complimentary. Never IN the history OF American
diplomacy were compliments more httlngly bestowed.
MI Reid has performed his duties with tact courtesy
SH abyoad Rejects renewed honor on an onico
hitherto filled by many illustrous Americans His
friendship and CITIZEN the sympathetic ues which
have existed between the French people aud This Their
to long outlast tho immediate Of his presence
abroad. Mr.: Reid will return to his native land TO
gained during his residence IN the old World, AMI IN
one Il the most important posts within the glft 81
the Government cannot fail TO be Invaluable In the
more familiar sphere Of his journalistic activities:
lis record in official station Is eredltable to himself
mont. Ii Is In harmony with the professions, INC
practices and the other achievements Of useful aid
tionaly fortunate II, in the choice Of successor,
qualified as Mr. Reid has shown himself To BE-.
THE QUALITIES OF A GENTLEMAN AND STATES
From Tho Milwaukee Sentinel.
Agreement is general that in Mr.. whtelaw Reid.
who IS soon - return to THIS country from France
unusually popular representatives
sECoNDINC "THE HERALD's' NOMINATION.
From The Chicago InterOcean.
"The NewYork Herald" mentions whitelaw Rcd
as a desirable candidate for the Vce-Presidency. II
# i o t., that M Morton a9ss nS Se Sf yaS to sn be
certainly bring Mr. Reid forward. lie is Western
has Thousands Of personal friends scattered through
% H' h ,ne been SacceSs man rom the besnnins
and nothing goes like success In the West Let New
York bring him OUT
DIFFICULT DUTIES PERFORMED PERFECTLY.
From The Terro Haute Gnd) Express
The Americans in Paris will give banquet to Mr.
Reid on his departure from that country. The
Americans there esteem Mr.. Reid personally and have
for his country. Americans at home also appreciate
the man and The %iSE S and ar proud Of him. Mr.
capital where the coqreses Of diplomacy are exactea
cially az well automatically. Mr. Reid has been
prominent and popular figure amons the Representa-,
social functions he has also been driving good trade
Mr. Reid has hog on his banquet tables. but undoubt
eddy 1t IN his mind and TO what good purpose his
fellow countrynen are fully aware
BRITISH ADMIRATION FOR HIM. Z,
Paris letter to The London Telegraph.
Mr.. whltclaw Reid may be congratulated on tho
skin with which he has brought these Negotiations
(for "A commercial trcaty)-whch had detained him IN
Paris-to a favorable close lilo will very shortly give
mp post witch he has filed with 50 much credit
aud advantage TO his country, and return TO his home
In America.
STILL ANOTHER TASK ACCOMPLISHED.
From The Hartford Couran.
Congratulations to Mr.. Whiielaw Reid IL order
again. His efforts 10 negotiate new commercial
treaty with France have been successful TIE fact
officially announced In Paris yesterday.
HIS WELCOME HOME HANDSOMELY WON.
From The La Crosse (Wisl Republican.
Mr. Whiteaw Reid, who will return to this
country from France where he represents the United
states Minister. will receive n warm welcome. Ito
hus proved himself OF tie best and most popular
representatives In every respect that this country has
ever had in France.
GOOD REASON FOR RETIREMENT.
From The New York Independent.
Minister Reid is coming home from Paris TO resume
his editorial chair. lie has made an excellent AmOa.
sador to France; but he wants To take hand IN inc
coming Presidential campaign. The Tribune D, tho
greatest journalistic force In the country in political
canvas, and IL Will be powerful advocate OF the
Republican candidate and principles the contest ~
soon 10 open