, 1890-07-24

was occupied by orators, officers and
guests, the chorus and Company X as
guard OF honor for the flag. Among
those noted we're: Governor Warren,
Mrs. Morris, Judge Brown. Mrs. Post,
Rev. j. Y. Cowhick, Mrs. jenkins, John
w. Hoyt. Mrs. Ollerenshaw. Rev. Geo.
y. Rafter, Mrs, Hale, Mrs. Warren,
Harvey Middleton. Mrs. Clark, Judge
VanDevanter and wife, Mrs. Bartlett,
Secretary Medium and wife, Mrs. Kill
borne, Mrs Myers, Mrs. Smith, Misses
Smith, Mrs. Bergman. Colin Hunter,
Mrs. Bucchn.r. Mrs Furniss, Misses
Hebard. Mrs. Mason. Gan. Miner. Mr..
Buechner, Mr.. Hoyt aud many others.
Rev. DR.. Cowhick fervently invoked
an outpourins Of blessings on the young
state to the end that it might produce
grand men and women.
Yankee Doodle by the Union Pacific
band.
Mrs Therese A. jenkins. orator of the
day for the ladies, was introduced by DR..
Cowhick. Her subject was "A New
Statute" and the speech was a fine one.
Mrs. Jenkins has the stage presence, self
possession and finished style OF the ac-
comp,ishe1 professional orator and speaks
with ringing carnestness. Every word
was pronounced distinctly and heard by
nearly every member Of the vast crowd.
Here is an extraot from the address:
We have never been compelled to petit
ton or protest; We have ever been treated
with q patient hearing and our practical
suggestions have been most courteously re-
ceiyed, and in the future we but desire a
continuance of these favors. We ask of
our law makers just laws for the rerpet-
uity of BUR educational facilities; we ask
Of our legislators wide and m~agnanimous
measures for the erection aud maintain
ance OF our benevolent institutions; we
ask of you laws for the better protection
Of the moral as well as physical natures
Of u boys and girls, even though the
maverick be neglected, and, taxpayers
and burden bearers that we are, may we
pot expect the proper enforcement of
these laws as well as the framing OF
them. We have, 1t Is true, many
lessons to learn and posi-
bly, many mistakes to make, but
shall We not choose for our instructors
.Ioeo wno AYE our pest interests At heart,
anil, We No donht III, he .Jv;ssJ hv
many factions, some declaring we are be-
hind in our social and moral reforms,
Seaers ina. we outspee
ouN ~ IApeii"en. 9urs. and VIII rs
wai eitner De succeed OF fail calm
aisol'm,nA.lous ana Juoicioas oenoera-
uou' = Ia'net 10 oe uesitea onan e1cie-
a y M ahu van, glorious conquesIs.
i's'ps ,'e qua. pripes l tne
ooa.s MAKES lefs morse tnan the rush OF
waves 'na, re'Aras 'nem-
Mrs Esther Morris, who was elo-
quently referred to, presented the silk
flag to the state. Governor Warren re-
oo;v;na :, tow NJ Ou.u..h.ur A..
~ W. O"e''ua"' '"e
seanoaIu bearer oaid MIS- Morris:
Ladies and 0entemen:-On behalf of
the women OF Wyoming, and in grateful
recognition of the high privilege of citI-
zeuship that has been conferred upon us.
have the honor to present to the State
OF Wyoming this flag. May it always
remain the emblem OF our liberties, and
the nag Of our Union. forever"
In responding to Mrs. Morris. Gov
ernor Warren said that in behalf of the
state he rece, we'd tho emblem with fsol-
va" iso
.a a 0'
- So" paiu 'his 'iou'e 10 'hc
-,
cd veil in vour nast e@s,.s o .n% eondmo,
and the men of Wyoming extend heart.
est greetings at this time. They congrat-
uiate you upon your achievements and
~ yos Jul uaem tne iu.ure. AS IN
our Commonwealth Your ;nanence has
always tended towards higher develop
ment and culture. And now, IN the near
Iuture, wnen cameo Upon 10 exercise YOU
Of vour o4cers Tho mrs, hs ha,b ynnr
rulers and your servants, we have conf
dence that you will subscribe to every
ming tnat Is eieva,ing and enterprising-
md H.. s,~sss $50. aena.Sh;tn ;es
public officers. liberal educational facili-
ties. and with all an economical and wise
n policy q management
st.,a ~ Waomn u ,he pa,. VI = GO,
cerely for this beautiful st,nd If colors
And I beg To asspr, Won IL sball he cher
ished and protected as a soayenir Of price-
less value
soIn,a &c 60. c. mas
!" gum was
hred-
The Star Spaneled Banner" was sung
with fine effect by a chorus of thirty
vo;ces pnder the a;rsc,;on Of prof Pas.
more Miss Mile Dwvsr Ia.J;na