New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
AZ INSTITUTIONS Ills THEME.

,"vork CITY The desire to see Mr. Depew in
~ ,oc,llv has ,ong prevailed. for there exists mere
pnon, admiration for his intellectually ana MS
=, economic IDEAS His acceptance OF the lnNl-
~ ~, ., make The address is rea.'y Of National I'M
".,ca inasnuch As II is said he Is the mrs,
y,re,n nan ever invited to take part in the COM
N.o,,anf ceremonies. Ills response to the invita-
~ 90. most gratifying. not only to those com
- The immediate community OF the university
-. n all Nir,inians well Nice-President steven
-. ,ras among the DISTINGUISHED visitors present.
-, Dspo,c arst described the circumstances amid
.ricb the University Of Virginia was founded. ana
" o,,,~,-t between II and the oder universities
1volo and Harvard. Then. discussing the value of
snoo,,o. jr practical life at the present day. ne
.Doke IN part. as follows.
rnis j. m. age " the specialist. and he attains
lns M. i.,,s bv The mastery of his department,
tn'l...,'' r,.,,. IN our careers all follow one
a. n ife Hut those are happier ana STRONGER,
me 20 generous and ingenious. who have spent the
noie tb. fnor. general discipline and larger
un i,,rs NJ the university first and then Drought
cur trained aad iberazed faculties 10 their CHOSEN
PI nsr the famous few are superbly endowed
on? t carer. seem 10 demonstrate the foolish
tas ~ N.3.,..s years in the college The Commo-
h hsSs VenIrral.ts. the George Laws the ANDREW
do!e - sr3 some hundreds Of others in business.
tSintg1 rgt Miller in science and authorship. Robert
an In poetry Fihu Burritt, the learned back-
saith, II r5ison btwiIdering and blessing mankind
WIN ms ~ =, tbe nyriais OF stars in the universe.
IKE me.eeeti,r ana trilmphs lind explanation In the
Taet as., flashed over - electric wires What
God hath wrou' ht
,r,-,,R,JNG BLOCKS OF THE SOCIALISTS.
MAY anil millions Of lesser lights. the stun
,,, blocks + the Socialist His theory OF absolute
'.rsIitv In social and material conditions is nope
,.ssv dissolved in dealing with superior natural en-
,,osn,s Every distribution is followed D! ao-
rn,i,n D., the thrifty from the thrftess me IN
S"s,rous from The idle. and the capapt !'o ". | nn
Incompetent Beneath the calm cuit curry sees the
iAss,rlr.rv events the far-Slghted man SEES ~
w.binst lions which will form the eddies ana Will
vol bevond or ne dvires with uneTrlnS JUG ,i
h. happenings in the course OF ponucdi f-,,;,s
.c ,-Siltitrai revolutions He will reap the iruils
=. his sagacity uniess ii is taken from nm ~. bl
osnce Bessemer ADDS more 70 the weaith OF ti i
world and the employment ana oppof W st,t, vsars
SSlow-,nen than the combined labor OF III 3,n,e
ssya nrodnccI TIE fortune he wins is comInlis
Son upon his contribution to the cOIl', ~ he annre
nioynpent and independence too smail 70 De ~
Gated by recipients OF the bounty o. isT and
The only wa tho leve.ler Gan treat ~ course
r5son is 10 rob them or Kill them Inc one &C., COu.
jgzes ambition and communities oIe %
- saysgery The life of liberty is equa! 9PportuHfE
for all and subject TO its proper contributor ve aUr
The public welfare. the secure possessi0" ~ '
one Of his earnings and property
THE ARMY OF THE COMMONWEAL.
Thu singular spectacle is presented to US to-day OF
..v.ral thousands Of men marching TO Washington
70 shout into the ears OF the representatives, OF ~
moo people d message which the constituencies
If the Senator's and members OF congress nave
M, sent nor authorized. The event emphasizes me
wisdom Of the fathers in placing the Capn99i lar
~ 9rsa, cities In a tine of Temporary ana per
hans only l0ca. madness a mob might oNei aMe ~, %
tighten Congress into legislation INJURIOUS 70 or hTt
sSc-;onaj hy The people az large. W nile the IT. j
1s Of law and order loving citizens were at home
rescsa5y pursuing the Industries wh;Sh suPpoctvj
nSr families and enriched the Republic crow
~ trsmps or madmen might seem, for the moinen',
Inc vox popua voX Del. When the army u .'io
scammonweal" after challenging for weeks ths al
,'.aIoo Of the word TO its movements, its mis-
sln It's origin It's effect upon communities rom
witch il demanded supplies, and upon citzens WON 3oi
Ia raks ended its campaign in Washington "a,
~ Ha 5 TH ' Of the gods But the movement
very serious side II is syinp'oh, az, % Ssn'av
We neither probe its causes nor provide It's reme-
lies. "S'''' y Wv ..,., ,-oar.ss The
sssstisfac;ion In every country OF the partially
educated with Church and State and society. ana
of the truth OF Popes maxim and the success OF
the graduates OF the scientific the POLYTECHNIC, the
words o. the specailsts-demOnstrates the value OF
ths exceptions 10 H. Socialism and Anarchy are
lions Of Coutinenta. Europe The solution OF these
problems In the crowded communities OF tne Ciu
ties very few OF which exist with US. Our country
Is still comparatively unsettled. our resources are
Industry. for happiness and tor homes are nodiss
liable The Southern states offer almost Douhaissss
ana only the scattered seeds OF prosperous com.
mOnwealths and great cities cover Vast regions OF
RESULTS or INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES.
It has been estimated ina; the inventions and dis
eoyeries Of tn pas; fifty years have destroyed %
per cent Of the words accumulated capita" ana
thrown OF, Of employment % per cent Of It's wage
tarners the one being the property rendered value
less BY new avenues Of commerce. superior meth
obs In machinery the discovery OF cheaper or
better maier.as In manufactures ana ne 0,ner ne
workers thereby displaced. and competed 70 rea1-
Jus. their relations . physlca! or mental labor
The victims OF the mcrcess march OF this marvel
ous period may vel .ong for the good % tines:
The swiftly moving procession has .eit thein WIN
impaired fortunes OF obsolete vacations. steam
and electricity. inventive genius and discovery nave
added 10 wealth and opportunity thousand 100
more than they have destroyed. but the rapidty OF
me revolutions have thrown out or gear me orass
and arrangement adjusted by centuries OF trial. and
produced longing and vague grasping Tor
tned citizens appeal 70 the Government for hep,
and National paterna.ism becomes the cues, ana
Danger Of the hour. The success OF this idea would
lead to Capitalization Of power, as full OF peri. to
ne Republic as absolute State Sovereignty was 10
,ns Union. Il would reverse the 5enehcent lesson
oest which governs least
sTAGNATION MEANS DECAY.
Every p4riod has It's own perlls They are the
Drastic processes by which. slowly but surely, the
many sides OF truth are evolved To meet and over
come them IS the mission Of iNogresslve peoples.
That they exist from time to time IS evidence Of the
Enhancement OF nations 70 higher civilizations. y
Of reform ana liberty. Stagnation is decay and
eonmunes and individuals alike subject 10
lhs eterna. law which compels motion. which must
De either backward or forward. Nothing stands
sui but death. The priest was the savior OF one
age and the solder OF another. but the present
needs FOR lis leaders educated men. The graduates
W the co~eges as they take their places in the
senoo.s aad academies In journalism and business.
~ Inc professions and the public service must be
.ne teachers for the times. The task may not be
ssasy but lts difficulties form its fascination for
1ohsst-thlnking and courageous workers The fierce
svvMeiltions Of the hour compel the concentration
" thne and labor upon ones vocation for the
.a.AS;htenance OF his family, and 10 secure home
su Competence for old or the care OF the hep
rs whom he may cave behind. Hence few can
enter public lie. The uncertainties OF such course
v"ng 10 the ,OcalZaton Of representatives, and the
sniung humOr OF localities. make its adoption a
,xszaIc and no; career Il is the highest duty OF
we literally clIcated TO perform pubic service In
private station. Their practised can tel
whhstnsr the vox poplli IS the vox Del They know
e","esher IL is the bawl Of the demagOgue the cry
VI tae weil-meaning. but mistaken, crowd. To un-
ssA the one and first check and then en.ighten the
Otuer reQuirl ind arcu nd holiness