New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

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and her children had disappeared 1t only ,eu,g ga
It possble to do things which could not be done IN
any other country or IN any Uiner AFFAIRS makes
this sort of outrage impossible Mastertui men
viii always be leaders they VIII do aaWay in the
control OF party organizations, but under Siv ,s
vice there will be no thousands or sehs c 81 treasury
defeat the taxpayers who pay them; mi Marty
control and the leaders must appea! to me peopG
There win always be leaders ana SO or Henry
Clay. or James G. Elaine applause: or Wi nani
T.. Gladstone. the peop.e can loIIoW N'""7 WI
unued appauseJ
QUESTIONS BEFORE THE PUBLIC TO-DAY.
And now gentlemen. the year having proved SO
eventful | have been struck with the questions
which are brought to me by the inter'ie"e'.
have found that II you wish to Know "ha' 'no
people talking about IT Is hrst dcVeioP.u p' ~"
man with the pad and pencil who drops mo ! r
house or ONCE and wants your opinion on IT, IVY IVY
questions TO have been star'eu su.,ne,n.S The
each assumed at once rid-"lr iI n Erio nf
FIRST from the hitherto unknown Or Norg l r, ~
second ~ H,smarck's Wonderful remark in his
/ elshtieth-brthday speech. that ne never rece"o'
any happiness from MS successes. ,,
beg ieaye to differ with both of these eminent
men. rhc facts winch / have Just ie'i,td snoM N
when he the starting observation that sue sue.
cess brought no hlpintas ignU'V an his cirhtnth
birthday the homage and devotion or the German
my might be all over me world that this homage
vas received for his success IN establishing Ger
man unity ana for his success in illustrating the
possibilities OF German brains ana German energy
and what they coud accomplish ana thdt ms
tribute OF love ard affection ana Neneiatloh, com
ms from all over the world, gave to nm on ms
eighteth birthday more happiness man had peen
concentrated III all the days ana all the years Oh
rs The world desenerat.ng% says inc neWspaper
nlc!lo"ator: Certainty II Is not IN the npeIteS
vhcn being rant, for the people because
ihty are increasing ye1r Dy year m me- u D.
mcnt, for mat is enlarglng ana becoming Deter
morality Twenty years ago Palmerston was
Prime Minister Of England and Disraeli the leader
detected IN intrigue OF which the proofs were
Gear and positive lhe party le4drrS went to nS
Dsraeis III you start that move
becoming 50 popular that he viii remain per,
the same thing drove Dixie from pubic lie,
and to-day there is no man in america or
in England, in Parliament. who could survive
mandmcnJ tAppiaua"J All these things. which
are taken as evidences of degeneration, are simply
the nineteenth century cleaning house Tor its new
tenant the twentieth century. U.auehtcrJ There
are always about inc OLD house runblsh, unusnd
furniture Oh rags ana IN" remnants OF n't" "ni
disease. The good tenant docs not leave these
weakness" ana CRITICS" nc family haniis me
nineteenth century Is good tenant and IT IL sweep
description. l. Is gathering them up and putting
them "a shdp'. either 20 bury OF hurn them To
carry them away or TO put them in the apartment
which Is rcserv'd for Things which are 70 b"
brought out hereafter
so.utions of pdtcrnaiism N g.v"rtmeni OF aroiirI-
ton Of co-operai99 ana duo .n91 ad va,
teen century bias fair 10 solve the problem pc
our stage Hooded with PLAYS which made the heroine
anything but what she ought 10 De" anti IN" play
wilgh believed that without such heroine the
play Wae impossible. ana we have simp.y brought
out IN the closing years OF the century to OK
might not nnd her IN the house. W. nave h3t
rt1 SrTd ana AMI y , 5en w IL, fo S % m
/ covered with flowers. wc have buried L IN irlon !.
our litcra,ure which the Grfan scientist cspe,aiiy
. deprec1ioe. whery tn good Old move which amused
mainly AnI with nature ;'r ne bet;ernent of "ur
ir.nes; he new nove came which bored Us with r
acne h-cau., Of problem. AMI possibtes which
thlcl,cu.d the disruption 81" society. - To" family
aai OF I'D Ia which We had ny"s-ei our hearts. our
hopes and future. The closing hours 81 the
nineteenth c,ntuIy are getting RAJ OF ihoee moves
los rushing franiicaly, with ouisrsetchei a-s- AMI
. mouths VIDE open. 10 human nature. humhi, ftsc!-
d.auGhtcrJ
TRANSPARENT LESSONS OF THE HOUR
The transparent lesson 20 70. of the c.osing hours
o. the nineteenth century Is that while The century
+ dies. Ne should I've as long as can. We can
/ Only live by getting ont o. I've all there IS IN IT,
VIVA; Is happiness. anyway? While 90 not dis
credit shr fiIturc world. but the contrary. be-
hove In H. according TO the doctrines % the Church
+ which attend. yet We DO not personally kno~.
either from thosc who have come from the other
world. or from revelations received from there pre-
cisely wat is the happiness Of the nex' word
ind our happiness here. Where is ~ T. Is in a
and II your boJy Is not healthy, you can Keep
the other twO IN far condition.
The secrets OF happiness ana longevity. in my
/ hopeful and buoyant spirits. II you haven't them.
gcdes, person over saw d Turkish peasant
standing The field. clothed In bits ~ old CARPET
beauty II not joy forever. daughierJ Let rs
how often we ara ecrvcd no no, lei the G%cep
tiors destroy confidence Ia the real. honest good
is, ~ ;St ~Srd have lost q per zen, q al
have made In oanng money and Endorsing
those | have helped Doe anse aid not keep 1t up
~ every once IN while tncrc was somebody
for the help that rendered. hat 'a.ih was kept
human na,urc we're made evident
have had appointed about 100 men TO office ana
clance TO climb TO positions greater responsible
ny and trust II they had the inclination and ablty
me because dil not Do better FOR them. and keen
exercise OF their own ability, Their own grasp OF me
situation hdy" gone ON - the accomplishment ~
caieI IN ~, inqnv WAYS the hep EXTENDED 10 Them
by helping others, that again my fath In human ma
for happines Is 10 keep il touch with the young
Jon IN h ami eJ be ,b T'r'nc IN ihT d' yg
ginl reel OF a." country dance. - up to me a" q
co..,gr songs take the children TO the theatre and
how. with hem at the roaring fare. and auei
with them al The comedy ard cry with them AZ NJ
tragedy. be iner coniidant n their love Affairs, and
+ !hey are not eqla to II. write their love letters
and never stop writing some for yourself
Thus gentlemen. VIII the twentieth century
with rs c.eanrr purpose. it's higher endeavor and
It's imiiless opportunities. we.come us old fc..ows
a. the Youngest and most vigorous ~ her children
dong continued appauscJ
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