The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-09
THE, PREsInEAT OF THE UNITED
STATES TO THE .GHlLDREN.a. ala
a Pleasant Speech Of Nh. ] ohnaonr
| to the Sunday School 1 Children y I. y
! ,aoii9urisat Washington. Is odf d al

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The twenty-flfth anniversary of the WASH
;noton Ctv srrd.ga isScb,;oIk Union voa
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celelrsted on MonoaL toe zstn uit- Eive
thousand children and seven hundred teachers
an sabbath school ofcers sssserm, III I'D a AZ
early hour N lafayette square, whence they
marcned past me residence e PRESIDENT yonn5l
son, corner q FHeent9 ana q streess. Inc
rresiQent appoalSo ~ the 909f 81 nis res1qene9
ana was greeted py the chhdren q tney passed.
WINE marching Dy, tney sang patrlotlc
hymn, victory az iask :" Enc NInse0!gencer
sa m ,laaa ltnoaa 81 .,,o7g.cs al,,aIosI
was the recipient OF large number OF bou-
queta when were thrown INTO his hat until II
was 50 fpll that basket was brought forth to
contain the moral gafB. = Alter the children had
marched past the residence Of the President
they marched down 10Th street and thence to
the White House, after they had assembled. the
President took position In front of, the out
fore he began TO speak, q number oflittle girls
were placed upon the stand beside and, around
him, and he seemed much pleased to be sur
rounded BY the children. 70 e9ssS.o iis anoEF
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hat due o "a 1hst 49, 49, as,.o osona
he vomiS iav that dc n.y. !Isss 1890 $500 ~.
tin, N h;s sdSreSs ~ The rita 49, "a r;,ss
Who had done him the HONOR 70 call ,,,o. ~
him Re vss orrnsa5 =" dasfvno, =. oanoi,;.
inc anvthin~ AK q moral. Int IA fh ~ sSonid
alTsvs Ia Inst and uroner resns sss ana snrre.
citation of trne merit whether n holorc. ~ rfhe
Cbristisn the statnsman n the rbijerff rcy;st
This was the foundatios, az his cr,eed n ~ hsd
anv. That AIN thincs shonid he done WITH the
lapprovai az Him Who controis the events ana
destlnies ofFthe word. 10 these childr1n.
would Say he desired them to appreciate the
difference between merit and demerit, and he
would address his remarks to those who were
in better, a. well as to those who were "a hum.
bier circumsteaces. ialdmHb o. Haassg ed 3ta
To those who had superior advantages he
would say, do not become foolish and SHY be-
cause your parents can afford to dress you q
little better, or to educate you better. They
should feel and know that their parents and
teachers cannot Of themselves educate them.
No one would be educated unless he educated
himself. Whether you have superior adyan-
tagesl or not, you must educate yourselves.
Parents, teachers and advantages given are
simply the means placed In your hands from
which you must mould and shape your own
course through. life, But never, feel that You
are superior to your more humble companions
and comrades. Instead of trying to humble
them and make their condition lower. vour
pride should Be to elevate Them to the standard
Won occupy. Sometimes one NAV come "a
rags and beerimed with dirt: but beneath
the raas and the dirt Jewel NAV ba fornd az
hricht a anv Vet discGvered and fha hnrnbIe
Individual nav deyelop that which. wouid
prove as bright an orparpent az the Jewels al
any crowned head. All should understand
this. and that even those who have M meens
can at least make an effort To hs o',oa .,,S
oreat In tbis mater he ltbe snaakay ~ 80 s ~,
sorarian Snrh a. en,as;sr ii ,snsSJ T ~ -
and esHmosa ~, +, rsnsso..;o,a .. sLo, o.S s
and merit 100 - IA nS sLsuo
ron h;ch al .,,s,',id ss..s Snou po sns usS
npno dn~n h h., LOLA s,on.. -, wHaI pun
s,.s1,. H. ao .,a. ~ nS aoaon nag
S.msys uSsu suIt sle sasa. mass OF tne amen
an ps4Ple coala ~ .elevate9- II a.! WIN De
c!eva.1, We may Oecome the greatest ana
n3 M e a.., nataonOn me eann.
y n.no uaugn.els anQ sons Ssald the speak
o., Eve me YOUR at ae Mniie say, honest
y anu uuy, mat could MORN you o.
sCmetnlng, ana put tnat INTO immediate enect,
: wncr ,x ~puio send 70 me elevation OF you gu,
wouio oe prouoer OF II than to De President
iorty nmes. Applause Here ts the Execu-
i've Manslon, ana yonder u the CAglt0l o.
Hreat nauon, ana yon look 70 those VINO make
a0o execute the laws as persons sublime ana
gIaao. put Just think for moment; You
and ali of Hi. Us an , In ~. Az ,sss
under yonr confrn, a,,d 1890 vonr nrny,ertv