New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-23

EVIDENCE OF PROSPERITY.
The society gives evidence OF" the wave OF pros
perlty which is sweeping over the land. IL is one
OF the institutions which has no. been compe"eo
10 submit 10 reorganization 1t has always paid
its usual div.aead. Its membership has ,ncsesseu n
and numbered on December 10; l,dS ,monn tins 10
$4,000 and its contributions to charitable purposrs
are continued upon a liberal scale f0r'F '''e"'
Among them Is no exaegerato1n 10 say s9r T tSe
the m9s. s ana the Results he
Colonel George e. Warng, jr; .,,,,o Golf.
In the face OF precedent, doCot, pre]ua'Ge a.u
ish interests anu what appeared 10 be i
difficulties he solved hs pr99Ss csane. city the
world. and made himself benefacioT to It's peop''
old and young rich and pS0T n any other city in the
world such man would nave peti ,id lean
the streets he could cleanse the Ausean sap hc
OF its politics: and one Of me WorSt ass h dismis
al ms uane PUPILS ssry ssryde eO on his lse
sty ba az true soldier as II ne "'D 'N
Who Of US does no, pay tribute 10 the memory OF OF
Isaac H. bromley who for so many years mas o Ia
this table in oar with his wit. envened me w0aid
S MIS- la nss Srce OF friends with genial and
attractive cempanionship: me w, worm ana large
share OF the sunshine of life was cioudcd wneh '"e
turf wns laid over him.
OTHERS On THE LIST.
The names Of Charles Butler. Henry NJ Iaoer'
George F Belts. Amos r. Emo. Franklin Wood
,un Jacob Wendell Joseph Tuckerman and John
p Townsend are included In the list-au men OF
mark and distinction in this community and cad
ers in their various caings. were all Inc DINERS
n we smas ss s sres sHq 9 e the landing
the Pilgrim Fathers, whose fame mas peen saoM
IFS sTss be d sna N in the '
kind was dspayed quay 81 P1 ba of the little
Band which. wandering over stormy seas. pnched
as with 1GSer even w I'm oor
fabric Of republican goySrnmen upon calm of the
stone OF the compact signed IN 'he '"O'" "a WV
Ii was their high calling to stand by the diyn ne
its development, stern. grm-visageo' unyie'u nnS
s 81 ess d they
their rights through firm trust IN goo; m,9 =, in
simid,ie them. They were a hshtng. rather than
an ascet!c race. and they held their ground - ,.
while abroad, Patrick and seemed 10 me
che, people looked contented enough It's sei1onl
they look that way sir; you must have been there
while the fighting was gong on
TO WHAT THE HERITAGE is DUE
Certain II is that our heritage is due to those
brave forefathers Of the seventeenth century. and
the valiant fight they made on the shores OF Mas
sachusetts Bay for liberty of conscience and action
against the s,ronges. powers of earth ana the
unyieding forces Of nature.
Baskng in the light OF their glory. we gather
here to celebrate them and ourselves AS pToduc's
Of their evolution We have eaMled as me ueNeIop.
ment OF this country shows. to lay hoId so iaI as
In US lies upon the treasures of earth ana ,, TO
court who was asked: DO you know anything OF
l~ dld:' "''' 'u'ts' ~ Wv '''' ,o. .,ovn
that the qualities have described are sun eN-
liant not alone in the hearts OF New Enganders,
from her history The iifework Of such people Is
not growing 10 a close. and the race Is not yet
res sit it IN the s have made
history at an unpreeedented rase i n,lu 'o''e''''1
We greet the represen,atves Of the one m
suOn Of this country Of when da we are revised the
map OF the world, caused US TO review OIL utmra
so sest ane w be to 90
ica the continent ana take lhe spvunrr
i When +; brought the Colon to full stop gave
definition 70 an and Ss G3 swept the
formidable navy Of an old and powerful SVutr!
from The sea ana prSve wbc 6 would Command the
lowest premium, those on the vessels oI w
American lean, N wssn II be wrote Thrice As
who hath his quarrel just and four tHes ne WIN
An, ~. cheer for the nae onurieo on the dawn Of the
the shot that The gallant ne~e y useI in the fair
Manila Bay
THE FINEST BODY OF SOLDIERS
We greet too the representatives, OF the hnest
nodx OF soldiers on this broad earth. barring none
,be United states Regulars. who, on hundred bat
,l.Neds have illustrated their valor and devotion to
the flag danger6 Bind accomplishing. though un-
reouited and faithful unto death They have STOOD
against savage foes on a wild frontier held sullen
,nobs in check faced veteran soldiers IN battle ana
have planted the American flag in token Of possess
sion on the island colonies OF Spain ana when they
msmento Of msgnifcent valor they inscribed upon
the rolls OF fame the record OF deeq urpasse e
by the Old Guard at Waterloo or the Light Brigade
II mas the very Inspiration of courage that took
- fell
on that historic day when every man was nero
it was soldier: ngh,, ana when the height was
won in that Matches charge the situation was
conrase": The Regular Army was dusty dishevelled
and covered with sweat its hair matted on It's fore
dirty thirsty. hungry and aweary from lis bundles.
its marches and It's fights, 1t sat down on the con
swell he'll. Here we are
Wko %SS Ham nE Force Drumm. Witherili, Dick
inson and Torrance. and such gallant young SOL
churchman. Benchley. Ausus;in and Quincy, and
the thousands OF unnamed heroes on those bloody
pie to a higher comprehension Of patriotic duty
Snd known for generation Il was worth ali it
cost. for 1t made and left Il united people. 1t
o oG'f he Gs s ss o. eona I Blue and
the Gray melted into ons color. and the wearers
and North and South can join in the chorus
This jackson anu faced the fight with
Tha, one followed Sherman he gaoped to the sea:
But they e marching on together Just as friendly as
And they'll answer to the rcica:i in the morning.
CEMENTED THE TIES
1t cerncated the tea that made the Anglo-Sa xon
race and after hundred years of separation from
the old home. ind kindred the
warm with mutual sympathy and encouragement.
80 that in the time come, when one has to stand
with his back u the wall. other will be beside
him. and oa or pa;t The greeting CIV, VIII run
Yod're meek yourself. NJ: DAD.
When Others flag;
Ycu'n ind the Dragging gre.
Well disgrace the famli, said Jonathan 10 Johr
AS TO the disposition OF results. II is not for TO
usurp tie functions OF the U-ited States Senate,
who are deep thinkers for. upon occasions. their
Thoughts prcttr down. but