New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
THE PRESIDENT IN UTAH.
CORDIALLY GREETED AND ENTERTAINED
IN SALT LAKE.
ADDRESSING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN, THE
CITIZENS AND THE MERcHANTs-MAKING
GRACEFUL AND HEARTILY APPLAUDED
SPEECHES AT TWO POINTS IN IDAHO.

Salt Lake Utah May 9.-The Presidential party ar
rived at Salt Lake City BY the Union Pacific Rail
road early this morning and had an enthusiastic re
ception in which all the people, without regard 10
uolitics or religion seemed TO join. Escorted by
Governor Thomas Mayor Scott and a large delegation
N citizens the party proceeded at O'Clock, TO the
walker House, where they had breakfast. Then they
took places In procession composed of United states
troops Territorial guards, Grand Army men, veterans
poneer and members of other local organizations ana
were escorted TO a pavilion in Liberty Park, wheie
formal addresses of welcome were made by Governor
Thomas on behalf of the Territory, and Mayor scout
for the CITY, Responses were made by tho PRESIDENT
Postmaster General wanamaker and Secretary Rusk
and their patriotic utterances were loudly appauueu'
The President said
Fellow citizens: The scenes which have been
presented 20 T IS So n eJSS @ pSfaU Of US sno have been
very full OF beauty and full Of hope nave @ no' heen %
S sye4 3 Gns STy q and S
aowers anything that touched my heart more tnsn n
aa1nSs at SsaTfs wfsn s R'tRESd cRden o@ III free public
Of salt Lake City, waving the one Dan9er NJ , to we nat
benecent Providence that led worthy foresta&eTs Il &
s vt aRd s anq beneceS sS eSs until i this bright
gave their glad welcome ApPlause G and s sacf % can
my special attention and e enlist ny s5s special bseb IN
eres in the people Of the TeTt9gIes nsS
Montana Idaho and wyoming into the great sste,a2o6
q SS %ss pdont ASpSs'fu q tSe United Sa to into
ne Union so large number of states. The con-
aop' tRS tst r%nf sTe OF the You most hopeful cSsace
diversity yr productions mines Of gold 10 syer mn:
Fsq te wSr 1Saq q % mining and reduction easy economical
,b ,Ua oS the hnsbandman of transformation from bar
rem wastes into fruitful fields all these yng III Ssss
each and intercommunlcation, one with the otner'
mIst make the elements of great commercial ana po
cal community M @ :ep tS% oTwsd Sp Se Confidently
end progressively in the development Oh inc s''A'
ma1erai ves wei6 characteristics Of our American nsu-
tjcns the compact of Government; Is tnaI 1l1t
win Of the maTg SS tSe sapme py s law Of ali our
communities To the Territories of the United siae' %
Snt the supervisory control the supreme legislative
and executive power, has been continuously Y as ~
eye1Sme5t ae AZ Washington The Territorial state has
always been regarded as temporary oaS 9yard rie 10
division of its vast dOman-rst the teTI1tGry h9T tnn
Of the Ohio then be e paciSc coanto snaSe
sections for the establishment of free and lndepenae
stating stPes has gone forward from the Ohio to
PS and now %ay iSeS sfe ir0 c5eers "
Ne are people organized upon PT,ncples, o. o.
liberty but nn my aHS sSpG nEeT the law Great appause
! have no discord public oficer vii win me hleh .,d ol
creed RELIGIOUS or potCa pt "a oce Il ey my wl pnbc duy
reGnire; me to be against those who violate the law
The fogadsE9 Of American as rom s other e Nations whose
political experience and history have been M Ii nn ~,
Strife and discord Is the American home where Que
wife ats IN single uncrowned glory. Great applause
and cheers1 e,.--.,.
visitors then taken 10 Jne new Nhdhoci Va
Commerce and the President formally opened the
building for business Ills aouress hIe was aS '0'
lows:
am very glad to witness in this magnificent struct-
uTe which you are opening today ior your use ,t IN
Organizations OF this character are very rsefpl when
pTspsrty Tgs Of the cities in Which they are established
and of the best interests of their membership IL IS
Svad9 @Ta9 ms o @ Business pushing their several lines Of
trade with the great enterprise that eharacterHes our
ihngs that are personal and selfish and consider the
things that affect the whole community These or or
have been the council chambers in which large, liberal
things have been deye0 a 9S % tne do ., 1of
doubt that you VIII do so here that new enterprises
viii be extended to those seeking Investments.
wish you all sneeess In this membership ana nope
ii may grow until its membership shall embrace oil
Of your commercial classes, and that s influence may
do for your business here what the waters % 1i sm S0p
grow more prOductve-and at the same tune expel
from them those mean jealouses which sometimes
divide business men.
On leaving the Chamber of Commerce the Pres
Dental party reviewed the public school children in
East Bri am-st, and heard them sing America and
"Hail Columbia The President spoke follows
In all this Joyous journey through this land of
flowers and the Sunny South have seen nothing
beautiful and inspiring than this scene winch has bnt
TpS US Banners so maeS this scene Which can never
fade from our memories Here 5 in these chden M H1
public aahorite is the hope Of Utah and the country.
iCheersJj give You my thanks for demonstration
every blessing that free country and more benef-
cent and kindly Creator, can bestow. tCheers0
Clear Creek Utah, May 0.-The through Utah
over the Rio Grande and Western Railway was CON-
tnuous ovation the people at each OF the places being
demonsratve in their welcome 10 the distinguished
visitors The first stop at the sugar factory just
east of Leh where the President addressed the crowd
saving:
NV friends this industry which you have established
hopa il into i Is
way to a time when we shall have home supply OF
sugar for every household. (CheeisD
AT Provo the travellers were greeted with National
salute and the school children drawn up in line
Mayor Booth introduced the President the greatest
man in the greatest Government earth. The Presi-
dent responded follows TO the cheers which greeted
this remark: 2 t4ilsiA IEl@ W.
Ml. Mayor and Fellow-Citlzens This Is another
Of these bright and beautiful pictures that have
been spread before our eyes on this Whoio
moment in this enteprsing and prosperous city. /
glad 10 know that you are adding manufacture 10
your agriculture, ana that you weaving some Of the
abundance of wool that Is furnished by your foeEs
II is the perfection of society, commercially when you
nrs that you have S to SELL You are long way from
the seaboard The transportation companies, how
fnir their rates be, must be very heavy tolls
upon your produce for taking it the Atlantic TO the
Pacific It Is then pleasing thing y wlen H. instead ms OF
into cloth, YOU do that work in your own midst
you develop bJngnE in these en- manufacturing IN d IN
farm, and in turu give 10 the farmers that which
he and his children nave 10 wear lOr are al)pfyacn-
inc the most Independent commercial condition. When
every farmer Is able TO sell from his own wagon
everything he produces and is emanclpated from trans
pOrtatOn tolls. he is independent and prosperous.
am glad 70 see these dear children here
coming from the free schools OF vOlr CITY.
The public school is a most wholesome
ard hopeful Institution. u has an asslmi-
siive power possessed by other Institution In our
coaatry Where the children Of rich and poor mingle
together on the playground and in the schoo-room,
there is produced unity Of feeling and popular ioye
for pnhic institutions which be brought about IN
no other way. (CheerS.) God bless and promote
your public schools until every child in your Territory
shall be gathered into them. (Cheers,l
Speeches were also made by Secretary Rusk ana
Postmaster General Wanamaker.
No utooa os ia ei,o hoc civan fhp Washington dig