New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
DR.. DAVID JAYNE Hill
Candidate for Nomination to United States Ss,,.
Vote for Him at Primaries on Monday, Sent (,

pared for beginners and nov
every state in the union.
In March, 1879, he va.
the presidency Of the vniv.,'.. a =
Lewisburg. IN 1884, Madi,o, ,
gate, university singled on, n, -
OF the rising young educate, 's
ierrIng upon lin the degree oii,,
Martin B. Anderson s.leet.a ~.
j. Hill as his successor at n. 49,. ~
the University Of Rochester, ana -
a year Of special preparation ~
ne entered upon his duties Al 49,
ter DR.. Hills presidency wa, 80
oy an effective desire to broa5.. !
work Of the institution. He -. =
recognized as one Of Rochester, -.
most citizens and wa often b..., '' ~
pleasure and profit adyocati,. -. !, -
interest Of the city. lie wa, 49,. -. -
Of the university from lsss ;. -.
when he resigned and spent ,o,. ~, -
in Europe in the study of nvbll. -
On returning, he was spooin,., :"
sIstant secretary Of state unds, D..
dent Mckinley, a post he held q, 4
years, or a longer time, it i, b,li.,..
than any previous incumbent a 4,
office. At his own desire Dr. hin
transferred from the departures, =
state to be- the country's srvo,
traordlnary and minister pleaiOo,.,.
tiary to Switzerland, where he ,.,,.,
successfully for two years. ana =,
then transferred TO serve in The a..
capacity in the Netherlands. vss, !.
also remained two years. lie then !,
came ambassador TO Germany, =.
which he filled for upwards Of n,
years. His retirement, on Jun, >
1911, was the occasion for rez,a.
able demonstration Of respect and "a.
will which took he form OF di,,s
ir Berlin. In addition to the 200 r,-
bers Of the Association Of Trade AZ
Commerce present, who arranged D,
dinner, there ware ten ministers. -,
resentiEg practically every depsr.zss.
Of the government. Herr Won Ki1s,.
len-Wachter, the minister Of for,ir
affairs, cane from KEEL expressly q,
the purpose OF attending, and t.g.
were present many academic lights a..
captains of industry.
DR.. Hill is a member OF the Perm
nent Administrative Council Of n,
Hague Tribunal and a member a..
officer OF various learned and patriot,
societies. Degrees have been eOnten,t
upon him By educational Institutes
both at home and ABROAD.
Among many varied writings tfc-
his pen, particular importance sttaeAt
at this sine 20 mis- great History !
Diplomacy in the International "
yClopment of Europa" Worthy Of pl
ular attention, too, are: THE StVgl
for Universal Empire" 1905; Dps
macy and the Age of Absolu;isa
1914; World Organization as AFec.sI
~ the Na.Ure of the Modern StiA
1911; and. in particular, the able sshsi
of articles on the Constitution Of a
United States which he has publiile
in recent American periodicals.
DR.. Hill is a man Of pleasing pf
sonality and of rare tact. He is q
eloquent and convincing public spesis
He is a man of cour ge honesty, ssl
ity, and devotion TO the cause Of g
people. He is an authority on the hi
of nations. and an expert in dploni.s
He has a thorough knowledge Of 90
ditions which affect the United Sais
both at home and abroad, and enieT
wide acquaintance with public ne
everywhere. New York state could issi
no more fitting representative 70 u
national senate.-Ady.