Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-14
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! hes SCI IN through this gas. Nlidt
does il ali mean? It means en-
ployment for men; It means happy
and
COMFORTABLE HOMES
for an increasing population; 1t
means an increased home market
for the products Of your farms. IL
means that the farmer will have 4
choice OF crops aui will have con-
sumers for the perishnble produgs Of
his farm at his very door
al DO not forget that your good
country sent 10 the war for the Union
in the gallant regiments that went
from this gallant state 4 multitude
Of brave men 10 stand by the flag.
Now, let that love Of the iiag he still
uppermUst In your heats. Nothing
has pleased me more a. | passed
through some % the Western States
than TO see that the school children
everywhere had the starry flag in
their hands. Prolonged cheers.
Let il be - here and everywhere;
let them learn 10 love IL, 10 know it,
beauty, In order that when the time
Of peril comes they may be ready 30
defend It." Prolonged APPLAUSE
one Of the greatest demOnstra-
tons Of the day took place nj Win
chester, where several thousand
people assembled. Even the tele-
graph poles were adorned with the
stars and stripes.
The President made a brief
speech. ut is an essential exist
ence Of n country like Osrs that
though, and apeech Should be free,
and free thought means differing
thoughts. IL means that in the in-
dividual exercise OF the faculties
God has given US, we will reach on
public questions different conclu-
sions, but, as | remarked the other
day 10 another audience, as long rs
our differences stand like opposing
bUttresses OF a great arch confront
ing eacn other, but united above in
LOVE FOE THE CONSTITUTION
and flag, we have nothing 10 fear.'
He spoke to the children assembled,
touched upon the value Of the pub
lie school, and cOunseled love for the
flag.
BBILE-ONTAINE, o., Oct. IA
Brief stops were also made at !
Union City, Ind, Sidney, Ohio, |
DETROIT ana Beliefoutaine, ut
which places the President made |
brief speeches touching on the en-
larged view which his trip through |
Hh. W. huH rrfr-.r hF,. - g.
greatness OF this country and its
sturdy manhood.
CREsrLINE, o.. Oct. I3.-Short |
stops were made at LaRue, Agosta
and Marion, but the President
merely bowed TO the cheering null
titudes from the rear end Of the
platform and made no speeches.
Cresline was reached NJ l2:45. y
brief stop was made. The President
received n message here saying that
Justice Miller was sinking and
could live but n few hours. The
is 50 shortened that Pitts
burg will be reached at $50 pm,
two hours earlier than originally
intended. Washington will be
reached tomorrow morning.
Canton, o., Oct. l3.-At Mansfield
large crowd was assembled
and the President smoke briefly,
thanking them for their kindness
and saying that he was glad to be
permitted 70 stop nj the home OF
heir distinguished Senator aud his
friend Sherman. 81 am sure. -
aid he. @however YOU may differ
rom him ia political opinion, the
people Of Mansfield ami Ohio are
proud OF the eminence which he has
in the
COUNsELs OF THE NATION
md the distinguished service he has
,een able 10 render his country, not ,
,nly in Congress but in the Treas l
Ivy Department. Cheers. He Is |
twin in greatness with that mill {
ary brother, who Led some OF you, {
IS he did me, IN some OF the great !
.ampaigns Of the war, and they /
ave together rendered conspicuous '
ervice 10 this country, which We
n love with devoted Affection" I
At Wooster the students Of the
Joined their college cry 10
he cheers OF the citizens. This
ras the first point in Congressman 8
district at which the {
resident spoke. Tie President 7
poke but briefly, as the time was :
hort and many other stops re-
NAMED to be made. a large crowd @
vas assembled at Erieville, but i
here was not time for speech.
AT MAssIMOS
here was a great crowd Of Grani {
Army veterans, school children v
nd citizens, headed by the mayor. a
Is the train entered the city the n
peratives from the manufacturing
Establishments near the road gath
red at the track and cheered the
resident As he sped by In his adj i
ress, referring to the industries Of r
be city. the President said: at Is {
ell that vour inteTchangiug indus Il