The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-09
DEPEW COMES BACK TO Us
,yD BRIHGS NTH HIN THE NEWS
or EUROPE

Grauhic Description of the Disturbed
r.u,,col CopJItion, in Frnnce-EnKInnd
u,,,,, ,,d s,iid H.. sovs. IA tho
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1r"'"'i"r '''''' WV
r.,.,ol States Senator Chauncey NJ Depew.
.,.,.,r,ai Nv his son and namesake rot
t.,, yesterday from Europe on the Cunard
,,.,,,.rr unlpania They were met Mt quar-
,,t,, py he New York Central tug Despatch
,,l rr,.e u, on her 10 .he West Forty-second
,,,,.f. ,.,r. whore they landed and went home.
Nr I,u.rw : son, who was taken seriously Ill
~. IL BRUSSELS. has recovered. but Is stil
,c,t from the effects OF tho Illness.
.rng mr. UeIews fellow passengers were
W n Mann Aston and the Right Hon. Earl
i.r,n, l,urorc. +. G. u. G.. At an imrromptu
Fourth az July celebration. which was held at
dinner mo on that day aboard the ship. Earl
rnnrgghinoro proposed the health OF the
I.-,... ,nnt II the unitcd States. and Senator
I,r.y II lde the response. Speaking Of his
trI uhrutd Senator Dcpew said yesterday:
1T waa worth the trip across the Atlantic
,uwrtuess tho evolution or revolution or defeat
o,r,,olutlor in France. 1t is probably due to
,l...,,' that there was no name with which to
c,a.,ro. mud no leader having the public's con-
rIcucc who was able. hudnoious and unscru-
ry,ous enough 10 act that the third republic
wa. no. eninl. The rad Gals aud renGtonaries
fp,r. "A majority. and at times work together
FIR tie overthrow OF the republic. The one
r,,, IN. country governed Ivy single
WAL NV ii -, ., - -
Chamber P'p"Iar'F o'ec'eu' Win no i'caI-
D',,,,',',.t,, ~ Eohcsrinrre. whiIe the otber
wants al 'Wer ''''e'uVts'eu Ill ii N'il.! VI Eih-
teru- Neither has any conception OF the lib
49,, yL ,b u, un,ler.tnud and prartire I
efp WV" We ,,.'' -.
heard an eminent i'en'', t'cluIy i' ,,, say'
Have .atirnco with us. Our people Will learn
.,...', ,r.,,, ,ybot has hean done in England
u. i,', s,,tos Tba Tro,ch Lrow ro,h-
orEe .n'''i states, 4 ne Lrehen know nom
40" yoh,vo boon only thirty yaars try.
V''",, a.. ,ho farm -, n ronnIIIr WHOM 10
uu'alcrut!ir according to Anglo-Saxon IDEAS.
70 'i" ~ .o "i'a ,'"rat"e ono
s s'gu' in America hundreds Of years to
can said. Yes. | know that your idea
a, hn ,,nst ror,ni, all oth,rs To enInvi i,
TINS way nc must ler'.''I al o'noIS W enJoy IL
Their way mt most OF our peopIe recognize
W., Wv I, 1,,,d oh,. ~, rho oburoboo "a
60 to c'ureh "on'u smut up inc 'nurches ana
proh.btrc'l!" attending divine worship. and
'h'S, M"' ~. =. w ~
le' a. "I'hH" 10 7'HJ AWAY inel' us GROWING
,ar,y Of Intelligence and patriotism who are
,,r'',.. 10 strengthen the republic. President
Iart ,r' and the resent Prime Minister. Wal
,Hct nHnt az neerer heins Res
EaGo IN aS T to our IDEAS than t any his
tEs4Etes..Is. ,..,,o ..,,u rn.u.,n.,o,,,
~ ISt;cs ,ear the inrnly; E very speech re-
tioaos bow to i sad gay; YOU are the hope,
the strength, the saiyation Of Trance. ana We
A. e9ns oT yGHr 1Gesests S9T sy yoq VIII
ernLeht W eCaruHt Ei DH.pIEe ~ 9uI Country
O. the army mus er aintte aug btc'a''hE'
Acnmpanyi and not ,arge one, OF young
k1te7 a Sb W. IHe.[ nah1s TO attacT Ins
xerS Gn."qfGa SgGanae DSTcHSde was &c, ae
qgsa w., %M sS appaISe est r ann me thu luT pso1 me
Iha, "e hsI tr.ed 70 ~ !ead The army against the
nrS Of the SGT and trsed G'i he
wo1I Try afap II SVEN an az attack nag seen
made GH,a M rresie ft Oh inc Uniaet states.
sioDs. thar would have been univer-
ga nIt,S E;. ,h al th i. nsHiI 10 tns
hy mere Tss ~ su efuenee o, any
DDS. A. ts4 Of "ny;,h!nG which creates e, or in,
sianss IL H. aItSSS Of the dandies vas the
1 Ens eGEa have ,nd hqpPsHSab It ms4e
s % ~n%ot % :qrS Sn"' !doSs A',o
o ne PRES, qua not nphold the dignity OF tho
men'c4 ac,ortLnE. TO their party spirits. Ono
furuhI on great circulation, charging the
PRESIDENT With peasant parsimopy. said an egg
nH@ snashed on his SHIRT bosom. but it
was tresh ard coLid he utinzed Tor his
i ErraSlnSt. KoShefort sa!h; Al my three
hnhdfcl Thousand subscribers ana mllion5
OF readers should 60 to the Grand Erik. There
Yea wtiL Ind out your. liberties A gentlemen
BESIDE you Will say: don't think NJ. Louhet
!n'Es IKE PRESIDENT. % you And you VII
1'TfHr ne i2%Gs NE lag 9i p% nd st
yguto the lock-up. He is detective.
ns great rh"ocorrse ls situated at the
Inr,hrr emit ana w.'hn the splendid park. the
I'oa de liuuoEn". Ihe Grand pix, the frcnch
J'rrhy. Is run on sunday. IL was a Sabbath
Gay reminding me- OF the best June weather at
hpn". ! drove out in the park il the morning
i9ses what the preparations were for the Pres !:
idrnt Literally TIE woods we're fu.l OF
soldiers, and POLICEMEN. cavalry. Infantry
eng artillery men were taking their break
last under the trees and on the mead
oWS, beside every road. There were 10000
IN thH PARK and as many we're In readiness
ihitet states was assed TO protect the Presi;
hfht To and from the horse race. ! return ell
shN took position on the Champs Eyseo. tn g
rhest aveHue in the world. about half way Is
leuE't. For thOsS who have not besn u Paris.