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

doing for the American people AZ the southern end OF
Nonh Amenod what nnior unately our French con,
I'cIc> nave been unable 10 do for ,the pcriecting OF
q great international canal. The evening woud be
Iug9mpets II We did not hear from the Hon. Warner
Warner Miller sud
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen OF The ohio Society
tnll this evening had SUPPOSED that this organiza-
t'hn' WIS - secret ~",r ~. ANA that 10 one WIS per
miilcd to come into those meetings unless he could
iGrnl, ~ certificate q his Ohio or-in. We have been
toid here tonicat ina iour members OF the present
To the credit OF thio Administration Will not under
takc 10 'ay. IAurAt-rJ Certainly it IS true That
distinction 10y remaining I'm Ohio. They had
10 come ont ard get training IN York and in
which they now hold. NppGu,eJ II was my good
forlun'. inrre year, ago To- b" prr-enl AT thc parting
Of his departure To his great mission and took o.
ca>oa that evening 70 give nina some Wholesome
took occasion 10 lind ont whether he had followed
that advice OF not. am lmppy, 70 b." ape to rrport
strictly the advice that ! had given him. That ad
vice Wa simply tl>: That IN his career IN Paris
steps Of bis INST dotns' shed predecessor. Benjamin
Franklin. Applause and lauehterJ
! am glad - be here night T. welcome back Mr..
Reid nom The mission which h. has filed with SO
much credit 10 hm-cli anl to ~ country But !
am not here to p'T'." him for ha"ng NOR nghly ana
honestly. and with all hs ability. discharged the duties
which d"volved "pon him. Any american citizen.
any citizen OF our Republic. who in his public
once nnwo Ti" Of That place White pS> NAV not be
h,aprd nron lin II he hal moi properly fulfilled them
Mr Reid | welcome you back TO yOir old place, and
| welcome you for many reasons. ION have
been mis>H by your formcr a>~Cciaie' and
E Sr the M won nyc oin fs aa o have S"d
You here for consultation and for guild
anc' and direction. An matters connected with
Onr party during the last fow wears. have not
quite rs wei y. We could have wished. well a,
We believe They vould have gen" i yonr guidiqs hal
had been with Us; ono Of TIE d ,tinruiNhet journal
its NJ the table remarked T. me- ia VIZ.
E S had somr , home Put a n I'm" Ir"n
for should need Il badly during The next six months.
and ! am happy that the great journal which has
good cauSc in Ibis country. win again have yoar
ending hand upon it; for know that me results
which will now from that guidance viii l. for III,
interest not oniv oi Your party, but OF Your city, ana
am also glad that Won have come home o us In
order that YOU may exercise yonr powerful Influence
upon sumo Of Your old comrades and ae'3ciaics'
see hat Your former clo." friend. Mr.. Dcp"w.
has air 'ady left the table. IL would have
boon " very great service 20 him II Won co1t hoy"
been here during the last three years for he
Gc,Ecr he Gd whr how. he .o,d p'a y ,Pn,
The great misfortune has fallen upon him 10 DE-
truck of The list Of born millionaire. and TO
Tond '"' ,ns g'.' '' irT- ro VIII
able to Offer him consolation and that we NAV ic
a,.o.aic, laughter. to the men with wlom
he was trained TO that hsh distinction.
vented the maidnr Of some Of the mistake witch
But b, that 90. it may. simply want = nv in c"ncin
-ion-fo~ - not propo-c to touch AZ All W..
the great subject which the chnirnan kind enough
t. mention having been II down FOR me :
do moi prop at TIL h;r honr and
upon M, festive ocoT,>oa. 10 ride any
IN conclusion that I'm Your career during the last tire
,oor Won AZ. done more. ~ broaden tle channel, ~
American comm"rc" than anything have Yet accom-
h. ntnr" daurltcr ana auriai cI IN concia-ion, vi
T,f1 nv q o. %
ana ana , Hn i'.s" L.1 %, 'lr ,h .rt dirnit3
a. n cordlfion vc approv, tho eft, ltrat. dnu-l.
ter We ony. hope that thcy may Re iully
o1 NV lcn secretary Fllln. oni .m'
o'Ncr pcrlnp- Womb think he That certain thing,
he pared TO them. sud that IKE wouid b. happier than
Mr. s T-, ~ a"g R H2 up ' ''r o Sco-
was surprised T., hear Nr Dep~W bo,uoan ~
s"a mn 'e'' be be- WI, WINS only not hryr '"'"" ~
therefor D." colh rot hon" mr pvm"' n IN nv"
rs lntra' a"f nrt ., hwy"r n lnv ~" iaNcs
up ncwsplis'r noyaday' ari d .",nf frd fi''n "'"
no throws II down IN .gu,t and want - know what
has become - ihr cdi' n o.. rar~r. Lnsticr
Nv Ne present Naturalization. and that Mr. r"d -
been cont 10 rarl- brcri-" b" va. @ louunit u f..
g n. 10 been '' "nc - n" ciT topping .oa~, To-
promo' 200 political lie and iip th'rc ihrf afc rot
,ci,pn- ~" hn, th~' ~, 49,. hoi~- ~ ,i,c ga, OIL.
I'D tNr director, % "a. Ndulgi traitor. ! o.,
IN rr,i, Win uc cap1bJ'y Of tc F.cncr
Journalist. g. -eclrl.s i4c nh 90 "a 40 pl o'
even " H.. w., born in chic 10 rrf or' i.v- .t.
French journn.t- ~ IT, AMI therefor" want 70
trous nnd Who are not ca'ry Outside ~ polite uat
nlcy had letter hcwarc Of the NM %. "lo are
o'hor.-wlo have been avar nn lr,oo''a,i mi 100
am afraid. Mr. secretary NIr. Eitn1 80
cyc , ycar pl3G' oG l Vim ' cot-s, s a"d
aiken perlap. by thcm. rrnit me- simply -, 70
my.cii. that w. have he"n delighted with INC rrcod
ahch yol have madr for NJ Gonmr a1d ~ ,9n.
Nd rciolcct iha vou h1," returned - - - tofc mp
tine councillor aud guide vc knew yol 10 be before
you lei Us hpplausel
MR. LAWRENCE FOR TIE LOTOS GLIB
General Swnync then introduced Mr. IawrcLc'.
saying:
seat uatnrali aud bIosr"phrr once wrote IA ia,
In 49, Judgment The difference b"t"c'n man "nl
animal la> chicly Ia ID" hi"d'rr 'N'.i," 10y N!, 81
what be- called H." faculty Of ,rl'rivc attention.
The CONSCIOUSNESS, Of that power commend, il'ell 10
the r'a1c. OF Franklin biography ahd hndo WIN
them certain pom. P'rhap, If our d IT, 81 she'd
irioud viii look do-cy 81 that book a-aiI
he viii ind tha' the pcccadil!ocs Of winch
Fmuhlin treat, with ,1oh 'ntre iI"nhn",s were tp'
"a fcp ARE Of III HE "a United state, Minister 10
france. hut pertain 10 Tie day OF VIII on'@ to The
cnriier day, when hc WI wording man In Lon ton.
Certain 10 H. howcv t. that have the au0biof iI'n>
Il icnd written IN orr heart. and We are a. con
ndcrt of h~ future proud Oi his pant
And now. gentlemen. conc, That wlch lhr g""l
bonneville AWAY, ave, for the lat dish Ut lcl,t
like tbi- that which l. known ~ the desert. llcr.
4. an organization I'm the city 81 NrW lork who''
tIe' ' Of mcaiicr,ip Win Mr RciI ar. closer
tbou his flo. vim iii, -,driV tNppiau,c.I
No only are they closer. but thc' 80" of IOng'l eA
i-t.noc. d Of a higher grade 81 personal 81 'I'I"i
tion IN~y man a. u" H. wnrihf man ~ n j.. blrt
men a. thcv ar. aud worthy men they are.
thru have had thi common n" that they haN" e'ugil
tnm time 10 lime that sweet, refreshing recreation Of
n,sual Intercourse whose httest emblem J. ne
forer OF fOrgciiulu"~~, the LOoS club. NJ
-. cost tn my .clf. Of self denial. At some
tax upon your patience, have felt. never
thcless. that should keep that which l. be-, 10
The last : and now We to have - hnnl greeting 10
Mr. Whclaw Reid. 40 long the president Of the Lotos
club. from hi, successor. MT. Frank X. Lawrence.