New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
NEWSPAPER WEN ARR Nor BEGGARS

From The N"w-lork sun .
The international Lca.Ir of Press Clubs Is 10 h ,
a convention nj ~. PAUL next month. NJ 4 n-e'i,s
of IN. Il. Paul iioaid ol Aldermen h'st wen ". -.
u,ra ed in enerairs The vi.itor.. The precnce WAS.
of course. th; tn city cCuhlt NOR. - nav, INV
..,tHs nr,nncr, # he press clGb' 20 away "uE :.
poor opinion Of IL, hospitality. doesn't s,e 10 -
nave occurred TO any member OF the -, rr .nah,
,lub that there. MIGHT De- persons III tl' worm ''pdp
of having low opinion Of people who lnNi'e su's,
and then Try 10 gel the ely 10 'oh'riuu'e $500 ~
footing the Iill,. rhe impndent request WIS IT,
We mention thl, matter because i. se"ms t., ,' %
:, GROWING habit Of me persons who associate them.
sclTr, tosrth,r in the organizations called press tluDs
to regard tlem,cvc, II proper OBJECTS Vi pun nin
private charity I'M, Is ,h srDd pD' m""s OF SELF
ins newspaper into contempt. W" sahs "p h
subject Vita regret, but ne t'icSsS % % . rn p
few plain word, Just now: o,,o,r,, n.,,. curs
have rc,orI,d to /, modelled aiiei te meth"i, no"
and for long tim" pllcti.td siie'fsS n" H. ma.
made Slaclmau,s a hne art and reduced sturdy
n IN I,ra,. n,rt of mn who have no connection
Nth active aui reputable Journalism whatever. or
a,q. hanging on 10 ii hrr eyebrows. + now en-
f. rs pIlving upon The tlm:diiy. the credlity. tho
icnorlcc or tn csy good nature 81 n"' -, in IN
10 gc itself a fine dubious" ana to a''u' u, III.
,arab,s n reinsV in TIL fdtur' from III" rSli,s OF
,nelr own inpro>hiercc. Bl,In"ss mnn' artors:
s>tN are hyd ,n T% l rSIpI don, i've up their
nmrS., To- he pres, cub Tor IL beau yealN they
think that these solicitor, Of alms. % pr o,nt "i
wh"m mr.. absolutely without influence on any
,,rut.l,, uuhuc,ton represent the p.rss. ana nave
,h disnositnn tn use for sinister purposes II ne
,,'r., IL moi handed over when Mr. Turpn makes LIS
INV NJ tn, coach dOnr. Mr. Turpin's manner - poi-
moss Itself no doubt but everybody UNDERSTANDS 'n'
IN. T. uut ON The Heath for business not pleasure -
We mr., aware that there ~ Il minority oi acliVe
members wro do not encourrg" These practlccS lhNs
there are many nonlctve members VINO d"Sple tiirn'
N. are awar. that some members. wh1 Ike tho
am,oSic president Of the club have become SO De.
v"td IA is fortunes and TO its spacious schemes OF
meth, d, are and what Is IA" idea OF newspaper men
which IL is implanting in the piolic mind We rS-
meet M change those methods The Ne" forA
,r,.s Club whatever il once, has long iSt thS
instinct of dclicaoy. Whether il wants carpet or
- clubhouse Il will not pay; IL prefers TO be-. 70
,yh,,de or bully somebody else into providing tr lts
warts 81 il is and Otherwise IL cannot be. In
iu.t,cc However, to the ma 1rlty Of the newspaper
men II This town. and fJr the info nation OF whom
n NAV concern, II Is right TO say INIT reputable
newspaper ask no fivOrs from IN" pnbir, ana
,cast OF all the degrading charity that /, wiring from
Inc public. They get fair wages. they nave ana iisa
IN, same oppoi tnitv that other men use ana nave
Of LAYING up for rainy day. They av" friends ana
NJ pr owl ling distress that is none OF the publics
concern, and win no be- exhibited 70 the public:
Their roast beef in tine Of health. lik" their cruel
when they Ill. Is mnitcr that concern, them
selves. They have more claim upon the pubic
than lawyers ad doctors. than sicvciores ana hod'
carriers. ickcnlng Disgust is the feeling or uNrd IN
them by IT." PERFORMANCES Of the New lork frcss
cub and they will ask fo? charity when Nr. Wander
lii and Mr.. A,tor do. This l. the cold calm ana
net truth about decent newspaper men, ana black
mailing men iic1ncy.