New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

Try. SANTA CLARA ' Nhi''-''
into the best American ,rotng strains. The marvel
lous success Of his experiments ut Palo Alto silence"
all opposition and dissent. In Elcctionrcr senator
stanford owned one of the most successful troiinS
.ircs eyer known Pao Alto. the remarkable tfot'ln;
stallion; Axiom. equally renowned Sunol ID" ahhah
ngly feet troiing mare now owned by hoO'r'
Bonner: Manzaniia. Bell Boy Eoniia Ant"co. Ante
vo,o linda Rose An,rl. Wndhow"r ST. b"i' hr b
and many other widely known trotters were bred b
Mr. stanford.
lie Wa, an advocate Of early training and early
dcvclcpmcnt and IT was al lalO Alto nrt that
three year ODDS two ycarolds and ycarlng' made tr"
ling record, that startled the country Mr. S'""'"'"
had many thorouehbrcd~. 4, wei \; trottof', bn'
none of the runners owned by him ever n''aih'' -
widc-sp rcad a repuih,On was gained 10y 9"'''
Arion ard Palo Alto anon, the troit"r- Rncn"
wa, one Of hi. thoroughlr'd-. ana Ia" has run 'h''
races Mr. Sanfords tioltcrs obtained their celebrity
chiefly by trial, against time. mt boh hi tTot'"iS
and his runner, have taken part In races on mo
/ Iaclnc Coast. The senator. however. never '"I !
10 .crd a strong racing siabl" 10 the II ~ COZ"
pete with August Belmont. Pierre Lornlard, u. d.
Withcr, and other Eastern o-n"rs FOR the i"-N'''
Lon1rs Of the American turf. bnr IL In the case o.
Eacinc he occasionally sold tie uunins qualities "'
Ia,chors,. witch wee biOusht E>i, Int W-l'h were
not raced In hi, name.
.onator stanford conducted edo ~ experiment
, r,lo AT, I'm Illustrating 'Ac nio,cn,'ut- of aii
mails ly in~faui1ufouS n''' 80 pm "i'H INV
rroat stir both I'm Thu country ana IN Europe" May
fridge was The PHOTOGRAPHER whom hr cuPo'cd -
assist him In tlc,. inscniou- and mem 'rnine 'Nr"'
ricnts los which II shown That ih" human .f'
m-vcm"nls Of animal, at h-h pod ana nat AL
,hc painting, which rcpIc'"nt h'.,", with III Ion,
was h, mean. of senator -tini",d> apartments ma,
tLc world first hocanr familiar with 40" "Nr'i
n"e,,i"n" assumed los The limbs u hor,', AMI ollie
nnimal, in various part, Of th'ir eAli or ACTON
ELECTED UNITED sT,TEs SENATOR
In l--7 Mr. stanford ~. elected Tinted S'a'c'
senator from California. and In l-'l d" wa '""'.h
+, succeed himself bu' Do pitc th"-c high nor, b"
was ,.dom ADDRESSED iu california 'Nc'P' ~ Toy
crnor. III, popularity never i.d'f. f'chht against
the southcrn PadHc nj um"- ran hTh
INF personally he Wa always held IL
esteem His cour.e In Tho S,.naic met With general
approval except his prop,-ilio t. lend puhllr mon.'
on crops q, security al loss rates 81 mirr", n'
.,hcmc aitra.f"d the favorable .hiohupn "l ii"
pomll-t. u, might be expected, and at on" uine u
va, though thai Mr. stamford might boom" ihci'
CANDIDATE for Tho Presidency, That iS might l"r'
the Republican party 10 nominal" hin. I'M noun
came ~ #. III, last public uli'rincc va, m.hr
crcdiiabe Ia him. Il was on The CORY E'w ih'mt.
diarclv after the supreme Court had decided the
statute TO 10. constitutional. Though resident "l
california. where popular feeling j. SUPPOSED 10 laVor
me enforcement Of this measure. the senator came
out boldly in an interview against H. dr'arlns TIE
Chinese to IL desirable" element IN Ia" community
FOUNDING THE UNIVERSITY.
Undoubtedly the most distressing cNpcrcnc, In Mr..
Florence. Italy. In l7-i. lie WI, young man OF
prom,r and hi parents dcvot,dly attached Ia
| lin. II Is said that In" senator never iuv ."
covered r., m MS blow. In l--J he year after IN
| .on's death II va. announced that MI. 81 Nj
stanford had decided to devote lare" part "f th"ii
| fortune to the erection and endowment Of an "dn'a
| iional Institution nj ralo Alto superior To- anytln.
| Of the kind I'm the worli. and that 'his grand
dos re and intention Of tlr deceased son. who ~oli
have inherited MI the vast accumlations II II" hi'
lived. The curriculum. II stated. would lutiu''
only the usual c0l"cidt" studic, hat also insir
| lion In such practical Blanche, frlcertphy, Twp"
writing jOi rI,alisn. typo-rtitng. bookkeeping. farm
Ing civil engineering. etc. Property having m 'Nil
| mated prospective value o f9o.Oco.OoO given Il
| restitution The corner ~tOn' OF the nr>i building
| was laid on May II. f--7, and Dcto,"r l. l-oi
| the Leland stanford University formally opened
| DR.. David =. Jordan w1s called from the lniihni
State University to be- president In his address 81
| that occasion senator Stanford said
] speak for Mrs. stanford well for nvsclf. 70
she my active ard vmlothctc coidjutor ard !
co. gr1ntor in the nowmcri and e.trblishmcn
forth that il may bo bcneflctor and
the blessing Of Heavenly Father For Mrs. Stanfor
and myself TINS ceremony marks epoch la live,
for we sec in part realization Of the hopes AMI effort
Of yc,r. for you faculty and students the work begin
nov and IL this commence incnt II you
| lahcrs that We are here assembled.
That which We bestowed upon the establishment
and endowment u this Institution have been
once advised into other channels II has