New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

:aTsd B san E or the
Julius Caesar you know received paper on en h
sps H Dat as asa matt
happens to men who do not read their papers; IKE
Always sp s o ae
the change from repaces 10 reS S Fresds Com.
as means 81 hea s name to Christian Register
THaushterS There time when an edfGr b UP
gan ear his letters: Il take my pen in my hand Now
he says: II take my typewriter on my Knee
(Laushter) .~,us.
General Porter said good many more prign'
things, and then introduced John A. sieicher. Edi-
tor Of 1.-The Mail and Express ana president VI
the association He spoke OF the great sei'iee Oh
almost unanimous press had accomplished IN up
hoIdnq DR. Parkhurst in his reform Efforts ana
declared that the doctors efforts woud nave oeei
unavailing without this unanimity of sentiment ana
support $1,000
MIR DEPEW on HAYsEEDS AND BLosooNo'
csnsral Porter next introduced Chauncey NJ. De-
~, 40 the nruce of takers at home ana the
talkers among princes abroad. The following are
few of the good things which MI. Depew sa'' -
We OF New-York glad to see you n ,h s Dr
cause those Of us who have risen above tne SUI,
face all come from the country: me nating their
marx were all born where the hayseeds are an, an,d
blossoms grow. 1t has been ms t W. the
there has not been a closer relation between an
city and the country. our ways are not ny are
the country ana the ways OF se once had
mo- little I. experence as country editor myself
not the chief but the undeps may from sub
scrbers and advertisers that he did not h ioId
me 10 ' do that al part Of the work do think
increased the circulation OF the paper any any towns Tv
people I believe the circulation OF the editor was vas
also slightly increased when ne retu hsnn broueht
ND in the country knows that the Peekskiinan OF OF
the man. or the citizen from Aurora on
daily papers. But they like the weekies. WIN an anei
by people who have never done AWNING OF stv, les
kind the womans page with It's last s eay
Which tells of discoveries made before the last
edition went out Of press Q:aughter) rho country
Mr. R e Sn Pai also ~aT he country girl he
finished the cheering was hearty and prolonged
WIT AND SOLID SENSE. TOO.
General Porter then introduced A. o. Bunneil'
Editor of The Dansville Advertiser, ana also
president OF the National Editorial Association he
told a number of amusing stories, and related an
experience In Chicago at dinner gwen u 'iie -'"
several men were called upon to speak ne sa rr
Cor their respective states ana na rose and
-aid in a somewhat uncertain voice mar ne ,hat
he vas unable to speak for had Ssep With
New York all the afternoon was so h% hs
interested went Mr. Bunne TO ,b see tnal ' IN
his favorite occupation" daughter2 nv General
ha oo ss next ext sae Of RRS% Of city
people of the ways and conditions Of me G0uh'fS
nptrV noble @ Of the needs OF the city 1t
an excellent thing for the editors Of the soIh ns
papers 10 come town. and carry back Win tneii
a better. knowledge OF city requirements and CITY
ways. and at the same time 70 teach Inc b o1y
people many things which they did not know ABOUT
william Berri. of The Brooklyn standard I'd
| Union" spoke next and told about some OF tho
| hardshps OF the existing copyright law on news
Of ht "f SaP aS %
3rookyn; and urged the hearty support OF the
'n Gnnerai Porter prefaced his Introduction OF Ed
mund Wetmore by the Temark mat ne nah peet zen
| glad 70 hear from MI. Berri about copyright ana
Mr Wetmore began by saying that he was glad
| ebove the Harlem. and the remark took well He
con,.haca odgTess When peased all who heard him
| Various other speakers were heard end then me
efGTs " ouch Which had been given to their
| ,orialnment while In Gotham
DorNGs At THE DAYS SESSIONS
A. The morning session OF the association. John
| + Platt on behalf Of the committee appointed 10
rsnort on the adysability 4 establishing bureau
! FOR distributing Republican Literature, sugges,ea
| Nat q Oh be raised to establish such bureau
The committee was empower 70 act ns scpntarv
| made a number Of recommendatio wh,Sh h %ere
a ,,pnded reception at the New Manhattan Ath-
I isc Cub ''', received IN. members
., he ASSOCIATION In the Governors Room, at me
City Hall President s s sPe aS me Victory
over Tammsny Hall and the outlook FOR muInirpal
reform The layer rcrp Sir Vas st good sized
III M vr"uid be until the Legislature gave the
Mayor powe' OF removal He declared ps aaisah
| laws that will suit Republicans and Democrats
| Like he concluded by saying. The Repuoiicah
party wiz remain in power quarter OF century
| ! think. , -. ,ouor.i,r omcsrs
%sye .y efSe presidents " err The BROOKLYN
! standard Union; z. l. Adams. W b, Coi !!Tss
Frcdonla censor x Sanders DEF Ths Nsn5ba
! vnnncu The Dansyille Advertiser Executive
| committee John l. p;stt, Willard a corr a -
! Coivln and. w. J. Kline the Ams'eroa" De"'0-
| crat'