New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

| suburbs of your city it would mean wealth to the
holder Of ss anh a wGu Transfer of lots from one
to another at enhancing prices 1t would mean , me
Su,!dsg and Equipment Of the houses it would mean
the vast dstrbui9n OF money in the d %.
ternal commerce. all tending to the empi9ymeh, OF
labor and the distribution OF wea,i b si,ati"n Ipon
your heights in the healthfulness Of the ozone OF
houses: in the natural face. for drainage and
the absence Of the conditions which poison me at,
mSs1ate Wsch are ofeTed nowhere
And yet the anxiety to i've In New YORK; 10 DE
small of that imperial power which stands for 80
much in every u en- , o, AanuIvaen situations
| in New-York sell for ten and fifty times as much
as in Brooklyn.
EUROPEAN EXAMPLES
| You go to London and you find its Thames
| spanned by bridges which are historic ana pF Nv"
| bridges upon new models and upon new theories
! in constant course of construction was last
winter at Rome to discover that with all Inc pow
erty OF the country and the city, millions were
being expended to unite the older and the neW ,
across ne in Florence over the
and the in Vienna over the Dahupe;; ~ w.
SeS nv common spirit was earnestly seeking
to bring all Its sections in harmonious anu p'o"''
Wien the lower of wesicheser c0 ya1eS
annexed to S sng They Mere IDEAL
communities hot only In their civic coluiVVhs ~
in their Sooner e po however We're they
united 10 the great city than wtnou' h nnning
ber srees the laying out Of their avenues
the projecting and building OF thel[ ihns things
e"d have been done by them without burdens
which would have bsnkrupted mem ~ ou or brought
within The full benefit and enjoyment OF metfop,i-
tan opportunities. development ana progress rN'-
Tae essence of the marvellops deySopmfn' ei the the
! fnrca nd
It crowned the Emperor william al home ,he capa
Sreaisd mo1ers i, G nspns the Stay and the snli
navian for government ana liberty on inro and
on has E maae IT has drawn all the surrounding
towns to Chicago, Phad,phla ana st. nous r
union and in union strength. applause ,.,
This day Of FAN all deET N ie ROCK S for Greater
York The Plymouth Colony represenieu VIZ ~ " "a
dtu more than confirm their faith II gave them
prophetic vision OF the future whiSn and
Conduct produced that consummate reailzaton 81 h ,r
hope OF manAmerican liberty 1App ihao in r"n
tact with the common school ana WIZ re TIng ~
ndrr the blessings 81 They boTc %h rem ,y
sailed from Delfthaven. the Immortal m. 70 - y.
Pastor Robinson and " ihersforc it was right
lated in the cabin Of the Mayhower Tor the nrst ti
IN The ages the doctrine of mans equai rights before
the law Around them in ne Msssachms ng trSfs
banIshei Bapilsis and per'een G o, NO l mot
belong TO their congregations ana VINO f2ineu anu
exercised modified sor. Oh wnui'n \. 900 81 hes
,asis narrow minded PurlGns OF Masssohusetis
! Bay and 700 OF the enlightened anu usVr,0Puu i
J erlms AZ Plymouth But the far-Slghted T's,,n'
| was a State-builder lie was the power. ne iniu
ence and the supremacy OF cOhctnlfa'"l nnu III
mouth was consolidated with Msssachuse'ts Bay
The Pilgrim leayer leaven.d me ~o,r NM Az inn
pressed the b@csraon OF ndepcn fence upon tn
| Of
| the Union and carried the common .ch9o.' tne
church and the blessings Of equa! liberty TO N" cra,
| ZION development and conditions OF the American
| Republic as We have 1t to-day ,Anplaau,",, ,, ,
,u,i"e as large as New-York. Ten years from now
and Chicago will be third larger th%n New,
| thH annexed district. When the WORLDS Fair
went rnaav Chicago sn :. 'ns " 0fi The nro
brated and best known cit~s ana ne hst , POP
more more " rspidy Within tac Years than any other
! municipality has ever grown
ADVANTAGES TO AN uNQuESTlONED Me
TROPOLIs.
There IS a national and international power and
| prosperity Of lncalculable valve which IS ac-
corded to the unquestioned metropolis OF coun-
| try As soon az Berlin became the metropolis OF
! Germany she drew from the cities and from me
rest Of the country their best in every deparm"n'
Of life 70 that she Is not only one OF the largest
towns in Europe. not only advancing with rapid-
ity in population and In the construction OF houses
and in the laying out OF streets ana avenues "i"dl
TO that Of any booming town IN the intel Stdtea,
walls OF the political intellectual and hnancial iiie
the German unity than the throne. or Parliament
habitants is the capital Of the world A resldence
there OF three months Is liberal education. ne
EUROPE. Asia and Afrlcs Syndca,es in parlors on
Consultation. affect the desiines Of HUNDREDS OF
millions OF the human race all over the world.
Mnafi and IN y
Russia or compel action OF INFINITE moment 10 the
the people OF India; Through its drawing rooms
pass all that is most eminent in staesmanship. In
literature in art ana in genius Of every land. our
own being always well represented ,.,
resenaye charae'er Of cities that IT iadges ccun-
eminent, wa IN London ono year, and met there
American G'vernGr; Tinted State Senators ana
conversation las' evening with most ntcr q, si
o sss: an over and me @
ae he sa ha Re b" sd T %a mSs ygr
Sew:York' / was very glad that the Grand o'd
Man" had met with such worthy represeniatiye
Mayor Abram s Hewitt, loud applause
ws ss Gs OF h epSSe na OF
TWO Hefnispheres Is fixed forever. In the future as
ae s s" xo FL w 1Ts have h ns
Ncw-york The irf, and energie, Of the .n eonnry VII
be the creates, manufacturing city in the United
States Wall Street will remain the financial heart
whose tnfOc Deais are l't DA We IilH'i III 'ooi ""D
the fruit-grower in California. the sheepraiser IN
Texas and the farmer. manufacturer and labOrer AL
over the country. The metropolis VIII stand. as =
metropolis always does for sound currency. for wise
finance. and for stability OF credit AppauseD In
! larger than ever before great calamtes
! like the Chicago fire and the JohnstOwn Hood VII
be relieved b. ting millions OF dollars gathered from
New-York. App'anseD In national crises tho Gov
! crnment will appeal with confidence 10 the city
which noatcd the National debt in the Civil War In
1863. and took In an afternoon the mt millions OF
bonds required TO meet the demands OF the Tr"as
ury in 1894. CONTINUED APPLAUSE Scientists and
| educators In every department Will make The ct,
university OF the country. The intellectual iiff
OF the Nation will concentrate here upon mag ZINES
books and pubca tons which make the fame and
the name Of the century, The artists In stone or II
? metals. with the brush. upon the dramatic OF
lyric stage will seek reputation in New-I DIRK. The
grandeur Of the city. the rapidly of its growth. h'
ajesty OF It's power the spcndor Of It's civzljo ton