New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
THE EUROPEAN PRESS oN THE CAR

THE EUROPEAN PRESS On llifs N"-''N'
HIS CHARACTER EtLoGIzED AND ANALYZEp BY
RUSSIAN. FRENCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.
s., Petersburg. Nov THE "Novoe Nremya says
OF the late car:
His governing principle Russia for the i.Gs-
Kindness and urfinchine hrmness re W. tor
himself and often would frame decisions which he
deemed useful. against the express advice Oh '"e
majority Of his councillors.
The st. Petersburg journal says:
He raised Russia nigh level Of national de,
vclopment The dignity and power oi ms i''H,. 49,,
be written in letters OF gold in the annals Ell Inc
| country.
Paris. Nov. 1.-The Figaro" discussing the cars
death to-day under thr caption of "The Mourning
OF France" SAYS:
day Of the funeral OF emperor Alexander ~ on
every house. not merely on The pubic bullI,,nss'
a. # was last displayed as an emblem Of JOY on
the occasi Of the Franco Russian fei"s
General Sausser. the Figaro says Ought 10 ~
deputed by France to attend the cars funeral. NJ
Francis Maynard. Editor Of the Figaro W'I'eS
in a leading article in that paper;
The car is not Of rhe 5nd Of , his p5sep pvn
is he the build Of his unci"' MA, b a.. h p ~
physical and moral strength 70 pear lhe % r,o
destiny upon his shoulders before h~ r rmf III
sympathy OF the world ana 'h' b''' 81 "
help HIM ~, 49,.
The .Solei" praises the peaceful reign Of the la'e
car. I'VE seek to quarrel with nobody" the paper
adds "but wish to preserve the peace an" i''""'
entente"
London Nov 2-"The Pan Mall Gazette says;
The car was self-will"I. dOgg"I ana dprip,, ur0
lust His Majesty abhorred all foreign influence
bu, especially that OF Germany.
EerIIn Nov The "Rechanzeiger says the en-
fire civilized world is in the deepest mourning Tor
tho car whose sole care was Tor in" hApph'S'
~ his people He was the protector OF peace. ana
the Imperial House Of Germany - 'l' "'O'' ''
OF all In mourning his death .,
.~I'h, North German Gazette" today INb''N"'S
srecial mourning edition. In speaking % TIE "'
ruler The Gazette" says;
He was a most severe inacxiblc and duli'ul psoi
factor of u.ace and considered II ms ii"-' "a,
duty 10 prevent the outbreak o. wa, III ,'iiisbcd
The can1or and royalty OF his 'har9 t,, noe en-,
| confidence that the p'a'. Nhn.N '''''t'
toys would be mnintdlnrH
Tho "Krcuz Icituug" says
Ia l.ovos 10 his elrc' serr q nation Ni'" IT,
frightened 10y his fath.i.s i,rrhir No. I 'll,I
rcirace the roads IN which ms l''n.i '' ni,s
-,,t.r ,.y.r before. could boast powerful am
rcodv Tor battle After years OF hai t'uSI"H,
Icavcs friendly relations with an thr ,,,t.'',,
-,rorc Tho friend and zoe aSr"" tiAl .Nl'Nhili,,l
III ,,s rosqoss.l % all tn" virtues % y r'HP'
nrivaie Gentleman. but VA niue ih' tinsI 10
H. ia a lonely man ana laS''l !nIv't. I.
ri,hout any real Joy. He found no irl'""7 "'"'"7
kings
Tn. ..Tagoblau" SAYS
lie was wholly avcrsc 70 his iain.I M. -,
.o,dcr,ics and considered II his highest Hu'f u"
enlarge the scope % Russia M. 10 '"''
onT f. oropagatc IN" Russian 'h't'"-
Tho 'VossischeHoitung' says
, 49,. cars hicr We viii admit that cvcT where
best IT, could al"aYa be- r"'"1 nlnn Mn' 49,,
slons were raging most Willy T." "A"T' NJ "ss,
,nn'o,,. 10 prevent the Unrhaihlhf "i 'l' 'Nl'''
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