New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
,,,,neier Breaks Usual Rule and
Tells of His Plans.
.,Irp INTERESTED IN CONGO
,..,sss Morgan and Names
r.-sn Men to Whom Country
r,-.-id Lock IN Time Of Need.

RYAN sailed for Liverpool
T.. N the Mauretania- He also
yts'e'o@. -..star,7 and talked for publication.
srose - seek the secIusion Of his state
Fs ''- -...s-sa-. nor did he resort to his
r7en reply. Nothing TO say" Mr
IL talked and smiled This inno-
sTa- .snsed much surprise 20 the ship
Tsh'- = vas still q mystery when the
.-,.sn.a cleared port
.--ersncler talked or politics and Mr..
-. but that wasn't all. Later in
hen he Has on the Atlantic high
81 RYAN talked again in the form OF
a.-..-seut. authorized by him and issued
sis representatives
80 he was glad indeed that Mr..
had come back enjoying good
Fzis own health, he said. was
s,S that while he was 2 busy
s. - T7sir3't a care in the world. He had
= .-,,s,;l,ed his doctor in four months
-+,re throwing of the tyranny OF de-
"a Rad slept like a baby
= pan said he did aot know whether
- would be 2 Presidential candi-
.g,ir because -'Afr- Roosevelt don I
ri ne ihllieS'
.-sa-Fo-san. who Is a passenger on the
----r due to-Saz. passed Mr.. Ryan last
- IN the Atlantic. Mr.. Ryan said he
,s,.ed his inability 10 meet Mr.. Morgan
i - seumer- and sad
.---,,---fr-sresr in NJ NorEan's activities
.-.,-res 10 be keer. and do not fail
-s,arnize tie unique position he holds
Il re business situation not only Of this
,,.r,rr but Of the world
@Tbsre sre people Tlre are asking who
i bA he successor Of Ar Morgan In
i : ,-irion there 0ill he none. There has
i - s1lv che Morgan. and there cannot be
s.,on6 Fortunately, there seems to be
:. -..sor 70 become alarmed Oh this point
- -ssrs 10 come. As Cor the men to
- me interests Of New York and the
se---- must lock n time Of panic or peril
he nszt generation there IS no occasion
/, a -bsyord the Younger men now in
4 r-sf : have perfect confidence in them.
r firmly believe that such men as J.
ps-7o-r Morgan. IT.. and Henry P. David
i ~- of the firm Of 7. P Morgan & Co. !:
o-s z Kahn and Mortimer L Schfff, Of
z.sn. Loeb & Co. John 3. Dennis, Of
ss.r & Co George f Baker. IT. Of the
r-- National Bank, and James A. Still
IL Of the National City Bank. may be
ef4s UPON 70 take care Of the great
ssakz- and financial interests which lie
e he foundation Of American business. I
s.s -oon these IS The ableSt men Of their
TTg n any CT r1e great financial centres
r RYAN said his visit abroad had to do
TsEis interests 81 the Congo. and that
= might VISIT that part Of Africa before
Is -Tst--a IL October He said his mines,
Il vsiah we're fust north Of those known as
Il King solomon's Mines" had a gold out
Il .eek surpassed nowhere IN the world. He
4 SAC he Tss not only interested in the in
s-s,-isl Development o. the Congo but also
rs moral and social development
E- RYAN said ne had no further inter
- n politics, and that there was no truth
ne report that he was a candidate TO
Il ac-ee6 Senator Daniel. of Virginia He
al be was warm personal friend Of the
szatar and hoped he would be spared for
zzg years
1nceruiuE the affairs OF the Equita bic
n Assurance Society Afr. Ryan said:
II -sss1e appears 10 have been some specu-
l1on a. 70 rhe destinies Of the Equita ble
/ ;l1a The stock control OF the society
7saEzC hands. It may be regarded as
-tsin. think. that the management VIII
Ela b conducted on conservative lines
i-i thst under he new regime, the inter
sis q the policyholders VIII be we'll cared
IT."