The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-08
The Events of the Day.

DANvILLE, Ill, Oct. THE President is
certainly making his western trip period
of pleasure. No official business Of any
character is allowed to intrude, and the
programme of the trip and every detail are
being carried out. That this brief period
of rest is proving beneficial to the Presi-
dent is evident by his cheerfuler manner
and the general manner in which he bears
up under what would be ordinarily deemed
treSone trip.
The generous welcome which the citizens
of his native state rendered him at every
stop in Indiana was particularly pleasing 10
the President. 1t Was ii Verltable surprise
when at the little town of Sullivan this
afternoon nearly half of the 20 5ulation
of the country was found assembled and
cheering for d sight of the chief exec ,tive.
The President was forced to yield to the
popular demand, and made brei speech
thanking the people heartily for his retep-
ton Betw en- Vincennes and Sylvan,
thirty miles, the fastest run OF the "trip,
was made. the distance being cow red in
thirty-two minutes.
The principal event of the day was tie
reception at Terro Haule. Fully ten
thousand people assembled TO greet the
party. The arrival of the train was her
aldee by the whistles OF every engine and
ening. When the Speakers stand was
finally reached it was fully ten minutes
before the thousands of cheering people
could be Guieted. Mayor Daniels well
comeu the President TO the city anu Intro
duced him to the people
The Presidel in responding said he very
heartily appreciated his larse gathering
and the weicome which the kind and ami
mated faces as well as the words Of the
bo.i HA1 Han hug nj
! ways been The home of some of his most
cherished and personal fl ends, and he WAS
! glad to know that the city Is increasing to a
degree and prosperous and the people con-
tedted and happy.
Il aln glad To know.s' ne said, ''that the
/ local Industries which have been lately.es
tablistied in your midst are to-day busy
producing their varied products. aud thar
these find a ready market alta remunerative
price. was tod as we approached your
lGCy that there WAS not an
iule wheel in Terra Haute. 1t is very
pleasant to know that this prosperity is
| generally shared by all her people. Hope
| tnlness and ct. err and courage tend tc
| bring aud maintain good tiues. Croakins
never built IL city. We differ widely III OUT
views OF public policies, but trust every
Que Of US is devoted to the flag Whicn
represents the unity and power OF Que
country, and to the best interests of the
/ people as we given 10 see
ana understand them. We are IL
the enjoyment of the most perfect
system of government that has ever
been devised icr man. We are uihIel
fewer restraints and individual facuitse:
and abilities have IA wider range lhan II
any other land. A heaye eli OF TO ~ is archeo
over the head Of ever ambitious, lnuusJri
Gus and aspiring young man. Tiiera az,
no sectul conGitt Gus, DO unneeded legal re )
+ trictions Let US continue 10 t'ih r.sf
these institutions ana MAINTAIN them ii
their best deyel ,rment Let IS sac that II.
far az our influence can bring 1t to pss
that they are condu ted for the genera
good, 4 Appla ise}.
4 I'he President then introduced Secretar,
Tracy, who made a brief address, IN viii ::
he said he had been delighted with tn
trip but more especially with the enthus
ism with which the people OF indiana
have everywhere greeted tho President
and the warm personal friendship the
have manifested. Applause. The sam
qualities OF hand anu heart that nave so ef
cleared him TO you will cause him to
!; equally esteemed by all the people of til
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