New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-31


.,,os suggestions, advice or oe'n SS6a.
reCet' -. nanagetnent-skiiled an" ~
ths' and with all the caruS !" ~, ~.
rien'e", ,ood 20 its saze-hot NSs oi'.n
game i" ,nnexpedient If not impossioie, y
finds II - comply with, without serious
follow :, what It believes to be sueh' 70
Injury w ronhded TO it's care and to the
the iE'ei'S Itch the road is enlisted.
cause IL n.;,,yay homogeneous comprise
lheSe h,,t seldom are holders (at leas'
men ox,enO Of the stocks oil the i'au ,
10 any AS a class, these officials are
the! az brainy, as broad and as pa
as cie"" The men engaged in other ousi-
uio"0 rhev are too, as well ACQUAINTED
nat plainest of business naN''"S'
WIN hnsiness can prosper that does ho'
80, us customers fairy anu "o'' any
rho gentlemen who SO capaoIy mahS Ss.
nv -, railroad feeder" OF TINS port
wv, W. w Finley, president ana WI
,,,.Sard Y TAYLOR. vice-presioeh' ana gen
~, manager. are representative oou'''V'
Tho latter being one OF Mooio ms
-, citbzans. While the former mas VIZ"
Ne-~, ,,a and pen. proclaimed his hear'ie''
tVne =, .be land of his birth. the latter
a..Hn
M -, 1T ,rhen he selects as ms therhe
i a. - ci,v His eloquently expressed
,r,,iop and reverence for IT'S past III
NC affection for it. keen zea' 10 ~. w.. -
"a almost prayerful hopes ior us ~
80 than forbid the idea that any SUNS
'a,siderations could induce HIM 10 eve"
- tc-stiU less do-aught that Woulu
-. NIobile's progress. They convey TIE
hi NM. NJ a concentrated dynamic force
mn eoIelv upon one objective ana
- Nobile's weal-the Hfung OF hcr INTO
',''' -. in Tho worlds esteem that she
holds in his.
,,,co railway officials are but human be
-. q is poSsible-cven probaole-that
,bev are sometimes mistaken IN lhclr poi-
10 or I'm their methods OF applying IheSe
49,, nerhaps. not nearly so often as Is
,touebt. And too. il must be relnehpe4eu
,bot in these hUstlinS times, when Sltud
.i,rs change with such Kaleidoscope
,.,iai,v when the old order of things Win
- beviIdering speed gives place to Inc
-. not in world politics alone but III
-. other field Of world ondeavor' no man
y. ory. one of them can truthfuly say TIC
has scientifically solved-or has even mao
,,,a 10 properly cOnsider-the pTopieHI
e,cb succeeding phase has presented.
Pat Yesterday. as it were, our trade was
FINAL. we had no world trade to SPEAK
-. Tor sending out a limited amount OF
,a,r st,0s 10 comparatively few coun-
,~,,s cannot he said to have been 'worlc
"a" Then. of a sudden with no SUI
scto,t1v comprehensive lines, tried lines
- dietributfon established, we are rushing
- b,~ter with every nation on the face OF
.he o,obc. And the railroad is expected
:, Largely originate" this trade; 10 array
So factors. TO provide not only the car
,,.gs Of products TO tidewater, hut the
.or,inrinc-the ocean carriage, and the
reinstatement machinery Din the way OF
odsarste terminal facilities that serves tC
.,rd the two. Is expected. too, to ac'
conrlisb all this without friction of any
lind and with entire fauluessness as &c
each and every detail
THE above by way of showing that even
,boso fighting shoulder TO shoulder and
anir,,t,d by the same spirit Of civic pride
and Jealous patriotism may honestly dh-
fer as TO how best to achieve the same
snd-Nobile.s advancement to the proud
rosition of the chief seaport of the Gull
Of MeXicoD