New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
PERSONAL.

Horace White. who has been nominated by the
Republicans OF Onondaga County for the State
Senate. Will probably b- the youngest man In that
body If elected. Mr.. White Is not yet thirty years
old.
The Newspaper Maker tells how David r.
Locke petroleum V. Nasby) first evolved his
famous Letters" They began to appear when
Locke struggling with poverty as an obscure
country editor. first at Beefontane Ohio and later
at Finday. IN that State He reduced the
Letters to writing; he simply took his composing
stick. went to his and put them In type. i'm
promptu. as 1t were. As an aid. however, he first
procured overlooking glass OF gin. which he
placed on printers stool at his right. He would
After setting a stickfu OF type he would interview
the glass a ans and so S on Ths gin and the Let
about finished, too, as far as his usefulness for
friend of his on one occasion your Letters show
laconlc reply. Locke afterward became total alb,
stainer and prohibitionst.
THE Constitutional Convention now in session in
South Carolina" says r. J. McAdam OF that State
In The Washington Post" will register Senator
elect Tillman's will-that you can depend upon
Tilman Is the brains Of the dominant faction Of the
Democracy down there. Whatever orders he gives
will be carried Whether they will disfranchise
the negro after the Mississippi plan or adopt some
other scheme of accomplishing the same end cannot
now be ioretold, but In any event the plan finally
looking man, severe OF visage and minus an eve
VINO has ruled over Carolina in almost despotic fash.
Ion In the last few years. or all the reformers he
mas tne most courage the most will power the
senatorial se w be BE np to figure in more than
torisi career. although it is possible that after ex
relish cam and austSde Of tss
senate chamber and develop a degree of conserva
tism that Will surprise both friends and foes"
AT the opening OF st. Paurs Roman Catholic sa,,-
mary. near ct. Paul. MINI. the other dav Mr.
James j. Hill thus explained why he gave ssAo no
10 II: Some OF you may wonder why l. who an,
not member Of your Church. should have unaer
taken the building and endowment OF a Rom,
Catholic theological seminary. and you will n.rdo
me II | will tell you plainly why. For nearly thir,v
years have lived In a Roman Catholic housa
mold and daily have had before and around
me the earnest devotion. watchful care and C.brI,
tan example OF Roman Catholic wife and n,
whom 1t may be said. blessed are the n,r -
heart. for they shall God and on who's. DO
half tonight desire to present and turn oyar =,
the iustrious Archbishop OF this diocese the s.r,
mary and Its endowment, as provided In the dssds
ana articles OF trust covering the same AInoa,
all other denomina lions have In their yariouo e.,
every material way but the Catholic in1 rSrTor work n
its large number Of workingmen and women win Win
lie else than their faith in God snd I'M have 1T,
those earnest. pious and devoted men VII" ' h OF
They have provide places OF WORSHIP an %era s
the State provides schools for ALL their conscsnnss
children goes hand In hand with their sn,r, mear
training. thus making for them an additional
Ireland In BEHALF Of the Church. Of S vi cASGhheshop
distinguished a prelste. to spread throughout this
ali men that here no Conflict e s%a show 20
tinc or physical truth and divine revelation / rel,
goods with which had been blessed t to ,n worlds
OF educating for the priesthood men who would bs
stand 70 ssnn nowh xh. ns Of .nSe and
AAads In -haAHsh'-~ - s'