New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
GOV. 0DELL AT WARSAW.
CLOSE OF CENTENNIAL.
arbitration Called americas Great
Tribute to Civilization.

Warsaw. " y July 2-Governor odeH was the
guest Of honor the centennial celebration to-day
end made the principal address this morning. He
reviewed the history that he'd been made since
Warsaw was first settled. and said:
When We measure the age % our government by
INC span OF years. when we consider its achieve
Older civilization. Celebrations such as this serve
but TO stimulate patriotic impulses and bring re-
among the nations Of the world is most command
ing The history of our common country is the
glory OF all and the conspicuous part taken by
great struggle which brought our Union into exist
York. Is Inc especial prize o. the people OF
The Governor pointed out that the way TO free
dom had been hewn by the sword and said
Yet the tears of widows and orphans have sad
oened The victories Of our arms. out of this has
crown inc desire ;hat whenever and wherever pos
SMILE questions of international differences shall he
aT 70 5rplITanGn EaIaer than 10 t9e eIaT9 90 90
advocate this new principle Of settling interna-
other nation in this direction. 1t is one of the
triumphs OF our government and marks an epoch
IN the WGTlds history of which may feel justly
proud IT is the greatest tribute which America
ment no other State in the Union has taken more
a.cuNe part than our own Its commercial rela-
close touch and communication and have estab-
ss 5 a community OF interests among Ihe rano
forbearance and amity which may eventually pre-
BY intoxicating a belief that the functions Of the
state are to protect the interests of each individual
together by ties of affection and common interest
and local pride. instead of leading TO neglect of or
interference with the rights of any. serves as
stimulus for the linking together of all interests,
making of our commonwealth a State not OF seq
reEated communities but where the interests
OF each are the interests of all.
The force that call into existence Is that
which will transform the wealth of the earth into
the products of industrial arts: 10 make of it an
invading army of skill and not Of arms TO pene-
frate into the quarters of the globe. Our
spccess may not be evidenced by the laurel wreath
of battle. but by the commendation of all the
people Of the earth whose aid we seek in adyanC-
Ing civilization and the best interests of mankind
This invasion will bring with II sorrow. no tears
but II will bring with it the luxuries and comforts
which other countries afford. and add to the con-
tentment. prosperity and happiness OF our people,
and the grandeur OF a nation whose proudest
boast will be the fulflment of that Heavenly
hosanna Peace on earth. good will toward men,
The Governor then escorted to the Town
Hall. where luncheon served. Two hundred
guests Of the city present. The days cere-
monies ended with the centennial parade, which
was reviewed by Governor Odell at o'clock.
Governor Odell the guest of Judge Farman,
president Of the centennial celebration. The Gov
ernor left this evening for Buffalo. where ne VIII
remain until Saturday evening. Then the trip up
the Great Lakes, and probably TO Yellowstone
Park, will begin