Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
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Harrison mud aembef- Of tho CabiRet
Tnbs raTt 10 the Ceremonies.

Harrison mud Members OF tho rabinet
tnhs faFt ~ thu ceremonies
PHILADELPHIA, May 3D.-Bualnoss
Ia thls clty was almost entirely Hus-
pended. prosidou, Harrison aud party
arrived hero a. ll;lj this morning, FOR
the purpose " taking part IN the ccrc.
m0uits " Memorial day. The President
and mumhyrr " his Cabinet wCre
guests NJ George Meade Post, q. A. II.
The President passed. down the plat
form between rows Of comrades " the
pust, drawn up On every side without
the gates. The great crowd st up a
hearty cheer. ~ which tho President
responded by raising his hat.
Drawn up outside the station was tho
historic City troop of cavalry who,
from the day that Washington entered
that city 10 take BIZ inaugural oath,
! have acted a. the escort ~ every PTcsi-
dent who has been the guest Of rhila-
drlphia. The party entered carriages
aud, preceded ~ the escort, took up the
limo " march Tor Independence Hall.
The entire route was pr0iuscly decor
atod with bunting and lined with
crowds Of people, whOfo repeated
cheering compelled the President TO
20 over most " the route with Int In
/ hand.
When Independence Hall was
! reached the prualdcni was introduced
90 Mayor Stewart. Ina brief speech
Mayor Stewart welcomed tho fusi-
dent, who replied In quite q lengthy
/ speech.
TuE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
M. Nnur, Comrades Of ne Grand
/ irHV ~ ho Hspub'ic, aud Fs'i0ig
| Ckrcgg 4 esteem IL Ugtcat pleasure
I 10 stand IN thiz historic cdifigr, la this
| historic city, 10 take part today a. n
cnmntdo oi the Grand Army u the re.
| public IA those most instructive aud
inteus Ing exercises which have been
| Insulated 10 keep alive Ia our hearts
thr memory ~ patriotic devotion To
our country, 10 lstmintntly appropriate
that We should stand Tor u little while
before we 20 20 the graves ul our dead,
la this odlilco where the foundations Of
the Declaration of Independence aud
ui civil government were made and
put Into that CJurua " development
which has brought our nation 10 its
present position VI prosperity and VI in
iiucncu among tho nations Of tho
earth.
~ have recently, In an extended
trip, been Ablu 10 see what the Hover IN
Of the seeds that were planted here.
We arr herein Philadelphia, u com
munity Instituted upon principles %
peace and goodwill among men, and
yet In a community that has given
cunsplcuOus Illustration OF tie fact
that tho fruits u peace may s0mCtmea
be- made a. be- defended by the valUr VI
snlIicrs. You did not at all depart from
the great lessons which were taught
hy the nundors Of this great colony,
when, uniting with your comrades
from an States, you went Oh tho field
n hold up this banner, 10 maintain "a
peace which should be perpetual and
nll.pefvaiing Ia all the States. Ohcd-
ieucu 10 tho law il thu fint element u
domestic peace aud social order, You
: went out 10 maintain that, and have
established AZ | believe, again In tho
; affections u our people the old nag Of
our fathers, and have settled perpctu-
ally the question VI loyal submission
, 10 tho constitution and law Ia all tho
5talea. II has been settled TO the
great contcntment anu happiness OF all
our people.
E ~ appreciate most highly this gem
er0us welcome which you extend 10
me, and shall tako part Ia these eNer'
! tlHuh luAhN Win rfAhN VI kl' ANh'a'
: aud Of the great events which they
> commemorate. / have mower been ablo
b. think Of this day a. one Of m0urn-
= ing. have never quite been able
{ 20 feel that hnli.maslei ilags were APP
, pfnpflnto ON Decoration day. hay,
, rather iult that the tlag should be ut the
1 ppak, because those whose dying W,
j Commemorate reloivcd In seeing II
a whcrr their valor plScrd Il. We honor
them iu, Joyous, thankful, Triumphant
4. CONTAMINATION OF what they did. w,
a mourn Tor them "a comrades fron
. whom We have parted, but We fee
q the glory " their dying, and tho glory
4 vi their achievements coYcts all cuI
! griuf aud has set them ON un impefish
able roll of honor"
Aftur the President had concluded
= the doors were thrown open, ana fol
! an hour tho Chief Executive SHOOT
q hands with large number Of people
a At the conclusion OF the public recep
lion tho President took u train FOL