New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
FROM THE PRESENTS O"N H3'D'
THE MINISTER TO HAYTE'-Ls ho" MN
LAND pLucKED AosE FOR III"
,rt,ps TT rNIsSUE PAPER.

,,xn pII,CKED AOSE FOX III" he
KEEPS IT INrssUE PAPER
"uv dear Young trIcr said Mr.. smythe; my
deor voung friend aB.ad 70 see you
,r,o A. smvth. who W thus cordis In his greet
,,,, ,,s none other tn Hon. Henry VI. '"s l"e'
-, President Cleved called last November
,r,,, the Businesses o'irginia 10 represent
D.,,ocro,i, Adninistrfn as Minister u "A''
A,a The dear young fri. whose manu- MI ,'"' VIZ
n,,s holding was a Trre reporter. lie na' NV,
"'' w- sn,,,,he beforlut the diplomat welcomed
him as a longest 80 ,,.. ;, .,,a
..r have fe.ow fes for all Journalists sa'a
80 FOR ve was an editor my dear
young friend 49,, =, a rews
d,,, &, Tazweounty. Virginia, anil il was
49, ,h,s eeld Of u.ness that President C.eve-
,a,d called him 20 agher sphere ana 'o'd MI"
nonroh with ,sdent Hyppolite on itte
Iiayti. it,, ara ,,lk
ing together at the Irett House the Minister ~
tIav,l having recentlyturned nome on 'u''ous T..
w. h,d inst come FIR, Wa hngton. where he had
80 hts report 10 CIV -e.and. ana MS tongue
n,a. Med with the ings OF the PRESIDENT anu
n,,,, tho praise of that.e Island Kepuo'c'
Mr. smythe is a taraw-boned Nrs""'"' s""n'
-, ,ao,u,o with hglrow and face bronzed win
~, co,ored ,rouser with black .frock coat.
ror,for,ablv perchedp under one ear was 'he
h,cl,le which Joined ends OF an AMBITIOUS ''
so,,n RE In manneMr. Smythe Is coroial ou'
serious II is no Lighting 10 DC '"eu 80.
,ttn,s,sr He is Sherner through ana 'hro"sh'
and no must be a brer, or at least COUSIN VI
Kentucky colonel ,o.,,or
With Mr. Smytheis MI C. III N'e' COZ.
,r,ond who had beepurteen years resident OF
Port-au-Prnce. . ,,r,
.,I am glad TO be TX again In my own country
,or shor, fine" saMr Smythe. But my post
of duty Is dear to All. my dear yoqn re rsien nd
when sailed into tharbor at rort-au III
saw the stars andssrs s,s auio wept: for love my
eo"ntrys flag even il loved the old Con ME
banner which waTed E, ' Sas been pleasant There
has been work to doad am not ashamed r 10 sas
have dong .Tlm1Hi y OF nse recently cee.
b breh his fourth aTersary In office and cham
payne flowed like wa throughout ,ne P@oros and
happy efforts they W.
Mr.. C here brobn A, NJ Smvthe has &C.
II want to tell III OF what MI "'h' '"' "N0
com Hh mo- m n frend said Mr. smy'he waving his
hand deprecatingly, h, no, %, ,,,,, % toll #.
h save lived PortauPrnce for fourteen tee,
Years and have kim all the United. states M'"'
s!s5s TetOS 9s Ms%e o. rhis from Mr. smy,he
Vel ri et that but S Sa1s NOT w been 20 sag
Is .E Eor nv goosir. forbear Remember they
.,ore o,,r country representatives. pleaded MI
Smythe. nations " continued Mr. G.
ohstinaialy' as soon' he could get the noor but
viii say this Mr. nythe and you shall not s, pre-,
vens s n., that Nsmythe has done more work
iron, NJ sjr months has been at Hayti than all the
Ministers before ] accomplished In fourteen
years" S .h,,cs r,,, oood cir "
,,i vr Sinythe lakng his head mournfu.ly
sa,u Sa ,nrnsd TO- reporter and laid on his knee
h T,ae "a red rose wiped in white tissue paper Mr.
Smvthe's eyes sous the cellipg dreamily. and ne
sighed. .,.,. =, Oh. p-s.asn, ves,sr.
day" sald he, aft making my report. We stood