Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20


tir attention Of and suggestions from
all bostds 81 trade IN our elites. uh-
,lonbtedlv viu received such a letter.
.efhh appropriation ID for Que year
what the future IL 10 be must depend
upon the deliberate Judgment OF We
ptople. n during my term OF oilice
they shall strike down the law thht
beliuve 70 De beneficial, or destroy IT,
energy hy Withholding appropriations,
/ sball bow TO their VIII, hut ! shall
feel great disappointment n we DO
not make this an era for revival OF
Apencan commerce. | much want
that time 10 come when our citizens
living In Temporary exile In foreign
uorts shall now and then zee steaming
Into these distant ports, line modern
men.of.war with the United states nag,
with the best modern guns on deck
aud brave American crew in the
forecaslle. I hopc also, that In thesv
rorta. 90 long unfamiliar with the
American flag. there shall again be
found our stcamships and our sailing
vessels, dying the dag that we all love.
and Carrying from our shores tho pro.
duets that these men Of toll have
brought 10 them ~ exchange Tor the
protluet. of other cllmes.
ul think we should add N all this, "
banpily, Il II likely 10 bc accomplished
hy Individual effort, an early compile.
ton Of the Nicaragua canal. Checn.
The Pacific Coast should no longer be
found by sen only by passage around
the Horn. The short route shOuld be
opens / and II will he, and then, with
this wondrDus stirring among the peO-
pie Of all our States, this awakening 10
nrg business plans aud more careful
aud economical work, there viii come
great prosperity 10 all our people. Tex
~ viii spin more cotton than she raises.
The great states Of the south VIII be
In discomfort with the old conditions
that made them simply agricultural
States, and will rouse Themselves 10
compete with the older manufacturing
States, North aud Fast. The vision ]
have, all the thoughts ! have Of this
matter. embrace all the States, aud all
my ccuntrymcn. do not think OF u
~ q question Of party; think Of II rs
great American question. Cheer.
"By Invitation In the address that
wa, made 10 mel have freely spoken my
mind to you upon these topics. | hope
I have done 70 without oiiensc or I'm.
propficty. tCries Of "No," "No," and
great cheering | would not on an
occasion Of good feeling such ms this
obtrude anything that should induce n
division OF dissent. The Views hold
are the result OF some thought aud in'
vestlgntion, and NJ they are questions
Of publlc concern | confidently submit
them 10 tho nrbitranent Of the brave
and enlightened American suffrage"
The storm Of applause that burt out
when the President concluded was
| tremendous. II was n vocal evidence
u enthusiasm that proved the Calves
tonians appreciated the distinguished
honor Of entertaining the head OF the
general government.
The Presidential party enjoyed a
much needed rest today. While the
people were DESTROYS Of showing every
honor aud attention 10 the Chief Mag
istrate, they respected his request to be-
allowed 10 pass the day IN quiet and
abandoned several demonstrations 10.
served for today. lie, ~ well ~ the
other members VI the party, are loud iu
their praises Of the unboundrd hospi-
tally u the people Of Texas. II IL the
flrst tim. the Chief Magistrate OF til,
nation ever visited the State Ia his ON
cial capacity, but " President Harrison
Is anything Of a prDphui, and his sue
cessora arr ut all moved by his pleasant
experience here, 1t will pover be over
looked again.
A noteworthy feature Of the grand
denomination was the cordial vel
come given him by the Italian colony
All their local societies participated IL
the parade, acting as special cscort L
thu Italian consul Mt Galveston, AM
that gentleman afterwards, on thell
behalf, presented the President with 1
beautiful floral design Of PEACE AM
fraternity. The American and Italian
flags were crossed ut the top Of tn,
piece, with " dove bstween them.
potmn.ter.ueutml Wnnamnkor 10
Joined the PARTY last eyoning. Amonl
today'a arrivals at the Beach Hotc
were Senators Teller aud WolcOtt o
Colomdu, Senator Warren u WyOmln,
and oihcrgenllomoD from those State
ani Montana. They had "a long ant
satiiiactory talk with Secretary Rusl
IN regard 10 tho shipment u cattle |,
tho States named during the summer
Secretary Rusk Informed them tina
the present order la regard 10 tia
matter " ould lie changed 10 suit thei
Wishes, provided the cattle 10 shipp,,
would not be reehlpped South beior
the Let Of December next.
Secretary Rusk, having accomplishe,
the business that brought him TO rexa.
has concluded 20 stay with the Presi
dent during tho remainder Of the trlI
General Stanley, Commander Of III
Department OF Texas, Joined the Prc-l
dental party nj Galveston. and vii
accompany II 10 San Antonio for III
purpose ofcxplalnlng the military stu
alton along the border.
Tho President, accompanied by Post
master-General wanamAker, attende,
divine services this morning at IA
flrst Presbyterian Church. In Ia
, afternoon he went out Tor n wal
with Mrs. Dlmlok and Mn. II. Harr
son.
The President and Mrs. Dimick nj
tended services at Trinity Eplscopi
} Church ia the evening with MAyt
Fulton. shortly after midnight Ia
Presidential party lett for San Al
tonic.
siciiisns for New Orleans.
Nrw ORLEANS, April 10. - tn
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