New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
THE CANAL A NECESSITY
SO SIR LANG says.
Praises open Door at the Pub'
listers Dinner.

listers DlHRCT.
me American Newspaper PubHs'eTs AS. -
had ts annual dinner last night az The waldorf.
crar.rs u TasI0- Dr.. prcs.i Those present
slamro1eI thrre hlnlrsd.
MAJOR sfr-.IrIIau was the FIRST SPEAKER. Ie began
a. c,proaalas lls gratitude az tho oTp'fi-'.ts ..
saving n fcr words ta h.e Fellow n1o--f3efN ana
caatuuo4.
some oI SOU may uot know &c. bar } am re pJit'-
sser al oI. ot ths most interesting and oe.5etiil
Am "a ltlf mona, standard Ola, may be ad-
United tg PIE family s.fe-s Hll--g-' Is l I'D tor ~
aerirnr statesmen Tor Do contains noL OILY '.e
lanes af other Statesmen who die but % those
who are SD Ha.se-eet a. 70 resF. and oi 5-osg
others who having TIE nisfori if's % -ale l' -
iH- honor i8 b, tie publisher of,.rhe city Record.
vscA j. ~ sale ~ the Mayor office a. three cents
since Hsr, ben newspaper publisher ! have
learned some interesting and some staTilug Ia.t-
have learned lor instance, that ne near 81 t6s
American EsUspalef ls 5olhs4 l- ~, ,'e c' Gentle
fnrr. 2 fo.I that am speaking TO i1e he2LI am
something ALSO OF the omulseience ana Tie oii'ilP2
tence of ihe iF5 Iva . .,e.l9t v-si happen
So have h.zr recollection OF certain iel.li .,e
nco / found theu CHAT the rule az o. omnlotenoe
was proved hv tdo eZcelilon Ike lN'S'l one
sg-f-.,- n. 49, -e5,-ed that De was "a rascal by
- a--.r-- united press of abe United Kingdom.
Tho fact 81. paper b ouripoient wile4 u lS -.
rate enough -a learn which way the ude is selllhs'
end to talm W.,h the ude ..,. .ts. 20 e..
r n..f.r fTI.e get breast az inc Toe f -
1keIy to Hr regarded az a conlInoh s,"tI - -.
wise newspaper IS one WHICH se.s no e , ll.,
seal moment claims To be responsible Tor the whole
MIN - SAW tIst since became n publisher. and
frIeI to rIto clear. honest and huslnesslJ,e ad-
ADMINISTRATION. that my fe.o" iuosneIs., WIN y. t
Ilnd RI fair play.
General Taylor made a brief speech. chiefly ha-
Tnorous
r.r oral al one
who Dad tna good fortune 90 attend the Andovor
-Ara1err Hrr aftcrward made The mistake ~ go
i1c tu Yale instead az Harvard.
The Minister said that iu the eye 90 the West the
Iast had always been wrapped iu mystery. and
fu attempts to penetrate DTS glamour Fad failed.
lat the present time trade is pushing ahead" De
declared '.aud with tho tariff walls rising arouEd
the European nations the great natural market ~
the United States VIII ia The future Boz china The
Panama Canal has become Necessity tAQ-
TlausoJ
lie read an interview with james J. liil regard
lng some Of Americas exports 90 China. and
added that South China oaeht TO Roe just good
market North China. which the United States
exporters have chiefly cultivated fhus far Iu end
ing. the minister said.
The United States IS sItaly affected ug the prog
ress Of events n china. The open door which has
herr' so strcnuousIy advocated hy Secretary Hay.
uDder President MClliuics. and President Roosevelt
tersst
puEh President Ltueton. of BROOKLYN. WHO was
bate had taken tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit early
ln the afternoon and would arrive in an hour or
Or. Daniels. too. made a humorous address
1Ir. Idttlet0u discussed national progress and
PaneoH. As The United States had advanced west
ward. be- declared. iIcre Dad always been people
end rr0mf-on, people az taat. who described that
particular step a- tho last one which could ever
b. taken. Nry.thsess further steps have been
u s.kel. he continued.
We have now advanced across the sea- and we
Frr DOW conf rOutlrE INr great question connected
country. and we only following along the lines
lanaro which abe fathers or The Republic pointed
when Lincoln struck she sbaclIes from the tired
H'eotlatCa tIe Louisiana Purchase, that IS, De
2 hfh washington presided over The founding ~
re- govern nent. and put that very Constitution
soriraco ol .rIo and farsiehted statesnarship he
81 II"H "nL ir new paths along unfamiliar roads
its rEEts and to demand them ana 10 get them
-ai "f them. u would De- Do more contempuble for
fgecl to king George Jas in fact TOO many of them
and assure you trat the .'boss" Of to-day. and
1s laws OF to-day are no more 90 be respected. Il
lfy H.-A us el.. tl.-n The boss and the laws
5undrcd an. tgftE years ago. when we proclaimed
Tu every phrase ~ voIunlinous statute an excuse
Fan BE- found iur holding up' SIS advocates or
f.rc Sfnal-nE 20 opponents. ~ me most hhitty
.e s,5 n 81, Zee -o ,Iee .- ~, Money III Ms rs
.tf.uE they think best ln~ The local services
corstt.utiorar amendment u.s. therefore. the way
g., 81 nome '-' mere e-.--''o Is me way not to
AssombI,-man Ncwconb was present. and said he
thought Dis ban would pass. }. AspiuvaU Hodge
And JoHu S. crosby also made addresses.