, 1880-10-09

iif"Nuct 1.r short Ime ia honor Of "a. ocr,
Sion. EeTuhlicans and d~moc ats SINK all
parry feeling AID olnrxinus display m mir
rea mss "a d" honor Ia the ch;-f ,,ae;..r,t..
ri tie nat'ona ,aInst whose rrIvat. rb,rac.
Ter his worst enemies iMl u fad a bl.m,sh
II a. ythnr tie d mocrats wrr. mc,- e,ga-
tnan their p'.lricri "pf"n-nts 10 siox her
patrI"'ls'n a. It thev were drtei mined that
his visit to oar 'air cnu'rry saou!d be
RID LETTER DAY
In iis life. Ahout O'Clock t-!srrarn was
handed tn us by MessrS. Paw & Res from
John Payne and Mr.. Wi.ans ir IN Vu,,.;II,
stain. that the party would he her, at | | 30
Great crowds Of ueop!e are in t.r crv dressed
IN gala attire and from every road they are.
pouring ia by the hunire,ls det rminrd ,o
embrace the Opportunity of their lives o see
ing
REAL LIVE PRESIDENT.
An hour before the tram was tele.ral.he 7
from NhItman thepll' .urm i.t tn. Ge,nt vas
cr5wdei with IN eager an enthusiastic thruug
Itapatient.y awaiting the arrival of tie P,esi-
dent an' suite. AZ II quarter after eleven the
engine and carriages rounded the curve ami I
The exclamati. Ir,Ir hundreds nf throats Of
. here he cuInes,' After ,he tr in had stopped
an. the party ;.sated from the Coach,
judge Wingard mounted the platform tni in
an able manner delivered the welcome adlrrs
bearin; on the productions "f grain, fruit, coal
timber and the gold of the territory.
TIRE ADDEEss
Was humorous and wei delivered and in
every way calcrlate to inspire the pal " with
! the glorious future in store for this country.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
Th, following Is the full text of the Pr-si-
den's speech after Jadge Wingarl hal fin
ishrd his wrlcom- address. We are indebted
to K. W. Mitchell, Esq., fnf his courtrsy la
giving the STATESMAN the ben-tt Of his
short hand report laken down rsrb bI@m
FELLOW CITIZENS the very pleasant,
witty aud hum, Gus welcome 10 which we
have Just list -ned r-lakcs me feel entirely 1T
houe auo.g You. Tn; ouly objection that
have affecting the Gl,t-ant relations with
the people OF Wala Walli Is that the rope
| which hos b en- placed around the platform
keel,s thrm too fer of, Iapp'auScl and 1t
wonld be very a.treelbl- t. me II some bright,
bold boy would set he example by brrakin,
rhrou n, that all mi sht come this way. The
example WAS quickly set and quickly follow
away The safe guards Of this people and must
be responsible tor what follows. Laughter.
| Tht. President u,iuuing. SAID My friends,
they say tnat as have taken doSn the bar
riers 1T he'll you back | am re -pon>ible Tor
the go 4 conduct Of the crowd Judging
| Iy Your iutel l.en, faces | am willing to takr
that responsibility. lCneefS.i lh's tr'Ilt"TN
! Of Washington, ut which my mend (JGd.e
! Wmrlr,lj has gwen Us such very agIceibic
| DESCRIPTION, l. rs yon perhaps know, inrt er
| away, more dI- tant II. IN the center "f lopu-
! latnn OF the UnI'ci States than thaF 81 aiiy
| other organized commnnIiy Ia th" Uni'eh
| Stl-rS. 1t Is also further away from he
! Cspirnl nf the United States than any Other
| Organized community, and ye1 L irrl very
much AT h me with you indeed can almost
! address van IS nrI -hborS Ne come t"5rther
! b-cru>,. Ne agree upon me oil these couilnoii
sentiments AID ideas which tend to make
! and which do m Ike us Americans ard give
| Us IA ionll fellow f-e'I Z: yOn came not 20
see any mere individual. As mere lndl-
x,iual ynu car. no hun. for me and III at
| .lr. ssIng Won do It IN the senSe "i repre-
| srntlnr oar nat nnalIry and our nag As
| such representative am glad Ia greet y"n
and am dad TO lee greeted by y"u- tfust
nur me.ilng vii contribute som, thing to
ward III. increase II that sentiment OF pa
| trio;ism. which mike, yuu free, tree men Ia
! the ful! sense uf American citlzrnshlp iht
| ietter we know each other the NOR We he
! cnn- att.cnei 10 elch nthrr. All "f SeciIoH'
! al anino>iry and all Of iIt;' rness IN t there
| nav b. b tseea re..rl- l.vInG widely al-rf,
ali dIsarp.ar rs We CONE together and meet
! ftc- TO lac. and shake each others hands.
! Tre visit ii Grn. Sherman, GOV. Ramsey
! and the ltlIrs who are with u, may, nope
| In some hin. towards the mcrra,e oi tEIs
sentiment. BAT | turn l. things IN nhlcA
,on are more closely interested. lou are
iden iiied with this new country Of tie faci'
| tic colst the people OF the "ther SIDE are
| interested IN vour welfare, and | an pleased
| I, Ice ahle TO say TO yOu that whatever con
crrns you, concerns us on The o1her Si'e'
| We wish to see you pr'rsprroa' anh grow M
! and enIaying al he bench ; that come ito,i'
| th,t prosperity We wish to see y"hr fAll-
rnads Ii that shall enable yoa 10 pass 10
your old homes "n the other sl'e III one
| t,n,h-yes, nne-fOr rl,th the uhe req lr'u'
when you first ma lie y"ur tol:S"ne "I ,cl
| c,min. here 4 quarter "i ceA'ntN az We
yr,h f. Sc. oar common cnui try uhi'td pN
! iron bands, and whenever there are "''e'
| causes they may be employed N the sfoA,
carving traffic. W. wish t see t'em oi e"e'
| by the gen raj government wherever oi Ia
| Z onal cucern and tll' $ ole "l 'h7 i'h
no,t,nt ,h,n.s We wish 10 see done Tor I'M,
| Country. IApplause.J We have !,"rped III
opr travels snmerhIn: OF what you nave
| ~, ,,,d ,oyv W.. have come - see II "u'-
s..l,ss Almost al OF the COOL conntiy a.
| the Uniteri States, Ia what Ne OF tne oS'
! W.s.arn States have called The Far West,
| has been occupied AMI the people are I'"A'l9
more and more ior homes and ANS L TIC
! P,r;5c States. am srrlshsi from Nhdt my
| friend Judge Wmsard has Ju-t told ne %i
| r,pr ,,al .ni dust OF both ain =; am a''e
| IN testify uf one kind. laushter.I l am
| ,lSo sarIsti 4 that you have great miner 81
wealth aud many other atjIac i'nN mere
). ON. of the ludlsputabl- facts IN me !nstFH
| 81 m. srtsiem-nI uf this c"u"trl that re-io
,,h,ch were al tirSI SURPASSED q" lie niIh', p"
~ c,y,I,z,.,i settlement we.e ait'r"ar'ts ais
| ,.,,,.rsI p, be batter JhIu those mrs. ch'Ss Il
This - on OF the facts Ia the history 81 ot"e'
.....s t,,is Is true Il NeS EIGl ud, u l.
- = ob,, and II i aisu true Il VI M'nneS' u
,nI Won will ind the ana VI good lana o'i.i-
81, ;,.reass n. A. settlements cone up'' IL
IJ',,;r n,t am now IN sight oi land "' "a'e''
T.. : rr,,.-land which WAS t"eaty N s-h "'
.-.r !. les number of years ago IL ehtHe.s
,..,-.b!.ss and which /, now by rei"h ~
,l.,,..,t ami th- discovery oi IL pr"'~e
- t,,,.,r ,s GOOD land" dou mt Oh
:, ten or twenty wears that the ara "i -.
ia,1 will he dlnb!ei by yoar expeii nee ~ W."
,b,, IN which | have just re,erre'i- Dut HIu
b,ys ,norrh no doubt without 5"n5 IN 'u-
,,,,,,r maze u,.ri a! l'dT hhi 49,
.n,n.tbing nf ii. Nv friend sJs-seS th',' 'ueie
~ Nu-catnsens here: | hat taken ,he F'e
..,,,ip =, have, suspicion at that si:id pei'''
%,s-i !. suggestion; had heari !" You
- ,,r. ssrc;Iou,: hai heard al thiftt
al FORTY ar.d even fifty or more tusaeis o. u.
-. nm | mara,e,i TO hold my ieAce. our
,,b.n heard Of Your other crois II r-nii'i &c.
- - ~, h;s-.,ry Il the war. In the war II
- 80 -. Some Cf the men who hFst vol
,,,,s,,,At went for three months, then a. th'
- u-s,. an they volunteered .ar three SettS'
.D,; ,h-u ar,ain some of Us who Tex P1uSAe
snnu,h vent in i"r three years more Nov
go, cultivate. ycu raise your crop. th-h N"H
harvest YOUR crop and th n you n ave v"iuh-
,asr cn,n after that; bat when II cen,s !" '.e
fourth or fifth volunteer crop on tre nii en- - -
ment bearing ten fifteen oisneis 70 '-.s
scre / begn TO doabt- Ha'ine q 80
for nv reputation l shaLi nol Ten .IeSS I
things when 1 go home L shau give
,r,ou,t Of y..ur Country n seserL 40
I.,ys v;th the emp eti,a of the rali-
n,,3s p.w building you val gaia IN n
-. a Immigration Tire Ike ot wh cs 0"H
=. :. ,rrer Witnessed. l SC - rnsA
tn he,,.z, .huu: u. pc,yal..;e. ef W6hgoAoe