New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

.,,v p,,b,,c because done under a public charter.
the State mcst exercise scrutiny when wou'u
not be permitted In the conduct OF private a"an
The State is bound to protect Its people as"'''
any enterprise which. under the form OF ia" anu
its protection is Injurious to the. people !, Is
bound TO proteca the investor by keeping the e'e'
trio light OF publicity constantly upon all It's cre ,,r
lions: The vast wealth which has pOu.e our debtor
apparently exhausted the seSuTltaes Three n per
little income for the support OF the nep'dds esrss to
preTde Th. stusiion was speedily srssped by
farsshted and specuatye men who nsye With
ne they cry and give per ,t Ssns
upon bonds per cent upon oar he aauSed
M the growth Of the country Three thousand Sane
niSns OF dollars a, par Of these s sessr Of them
ssSess are S good some Of them bad and
soo as TO part Of their d of the hour is
some method by which light shall be let into eyery
one one % b pSe aSysed Of their condition their
operations their management anu '"e
live.
TIME SHOULD BE ECONOMlZED.
As we advance IN life we appreciate more Gay .!
dav the value OF time. with every diurnal reVofu-
ton ~ tne earth there is less left. We must
econon,ize it. We who are active In anars anu
must meet many people find out VINO arc ~, ."e
enemies and who the friends OF our t'"'e. AZ"
scatterbrain disspafes and the sure-ioo's
II.
after the first half-hour is the one who having
made an engagement uses thirty minutes III oe-
yelopirg a matter in which he knows you arc III
teres,ed and then proceeds. having gained az ne
thinks uour confidence, to exploit the scheme TOT
which he cgme | always turn that man down.
The sure-tooted man is a benefactor In the pui-
nit he gives you something to take home TO thihK
about and talk over at the Sunday dinner; AT ,he
har he makes tl,e jury in short time tninR ms
wey and the fudge is Influenced by MS drec'hess
md mcidity He states his business proposition 10
vou so quickly and so clearly that you Know IN
stantly whether you can AFFORD TO embark IN i, VI
ten.mnute statement which reveals to them Tue
exact condition and true prospects OF tne compas
lie tells story that the point punctules anu us
ne ~ long before he is through You st beside
him IL YOU can dtnner. you select MN lor SoI
compan Mon in travel you take MN mo DISQUALIFICATION
ness IL he Ia free. ana you HMM MIN ''"
Nv friends we pass vhis way but once we can
not retrace our steps Ho any p,ecsuh e,b The an
Every time the clock strikes II Is potn .ne az
nonncement of the hoGr upon which we are enter
ing and the knell of the one which IL gone; , ne
older We grow the more bnS we too little Of the fun
there ia I'm H. We are TOO parsimonious ca laugh
ter We do not appreciate as we ough .i we are
Unused We cannot help the past, and that man
is a fool who lives in H. TODAY ~ Io,td 81
than Yesterday, but Tomorrow ~ the '""" VI
promise
senator-elect Depew departed from MS SET
speech only in a few particulars. He said his eec
ton was a compliment by the State to the railroad
rrofession but he intended to show that ms pro
fesston az n railroad would not prevent Nun
from representing the people. instead Oh corpora
lions. ALA. a,nrors for Jef
ferson he said: oh Jen. JEFF, what rot mas been
uttered In thy name.