Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19
PRESIDENT HARRISON
ao.. 10 bennington, Vermont, TO
Take Part 10 the Centennial
Festivities.
.ssreurs AND HhNosHANIHe
ON rHe ROAD.

p,c.,dent uarrisan neiivcrsa speech
80 Albany.

putlADrLpHfA, August ls.-rhe
Presidential party arrived promptly al
bslf rast twelve In jersey City and
,'tsr stop Of only few minutes pro-
seedcd on 10 Albany. There wa no
demonstration here, as Il seemed that
ihe party would stop but n few
minutes.
Russell Harrison and q number Of
rpiriers Joined the party here.
The Ppsidonps train arrived NJ
yewbors ut . O'Clock this afternoon.
There were 5000 people Mt the station,
cheering az tho train stopped. The
President made briof address, com.
iilmsnlary to Newberg, It's citizens
ani surroundings, which was fire.
osently interrupted with chUcrs. The
iahy were Justify cheercd a. tho train
lsit the station.
RINusToH.
vas reached promptly on schedule
time. Here several hundred people
verc present. Afteg shaking hands for
ave minutes tho President made u
bilei speech.
THE TRAIN REACHED ALBANY
shortly before . o'clock. A preslden.
hi salute greeted the party. They
verc driven % tho city hail, where
thousands waited about tho platform,
On which were seated Mayor Manning,
Governor Hin and the State officers.
The President Received an ovation as
he approached the front " the plat
form. Mayor Manning welcomed the
President ON behalf OF tho city, after
which Governor I'm welcomed the
President ON behalf Of the State, saw
log In part: "rhe citizens OF the Em-
pIfe State receive you with profound
iurect, and greet You with the great
tti pleasure on this occasion; not only
because you are the hOnOred chief
magistrate OF the Nation, but because
o. their appreciation OF your high
rhimcter AMI eminent public service.
They are delighted that you have seen
Tito honor US with your presence to-
day. They recall with Interest your
nany patriotic speeches during your
Nccnt memorable trip in tlpe South
md West, aud their desire To see aud
hlen TO you has been intensified"
PRECEDENT HARRISON REPLIED;
Governor HIN, Mr.. Mayor and Eel.
bw citizens: receive with greas graft.
hcaliOn the very cordial expressions
which have fallen from the lips OF his
EIcellency the Governor OF this great
State, and his Honor the Mayor OF this
great municipality. II IL very crafty
Ink TO mo to be thus assured that, NJ
"a American citizen, IA . public OIL
eer administering each OF the differ.
ent functions In connection with the
government OF tho Nation, State and
municipality, We In common with
this great body Of citizens, whose ser.
wants We all are, have that common
love for our institutions, and that com.
mon respect for those who, by mp
pointed Constitutional methods, have
chosen 10 administer them, on such
an occasion M this entirely oblitentos
all differences aud bring us together In
agrcat aud enduring brotherhood OF
American cltizcns. Cheers. You
have concentrated here great wealth
and great productive capacity for in
creased wealth, great financial institu.
lions that reach out In their influences
aud effects over the whole land. The
general government Is charged with
certain functions In which the people
have a general interest, among these,
the duty Of providing for our people
tho money with which ils businefs
tansactlons are conducted. There
someimcs has been IN some OF the
regions OF tho grcatWest a thought that
New York, being largely creditor
slate was disposed to be little hard
With the debtor communities OF the
great West, but narrow Views ought
not 10 prevail with them or with you,
and VIII not In tue Hight Of friendly
discussion. The law OF commerce
may he selnshnesH, but the law OF
lAlesmanshir should DO broader and
hoie liberal. (Applause.) don't In.
Nul To enter upon any subject that
may create divisions, but do believe
me general government Ia solomnly
ehaIged with the duty OF seeing that
we money Issued by II In always and
everywhere maintained, Mt par. GAP.
plauso.) believe speak that which
Tho common thought OF all when |
my that every dollar, piper or coin,
hsled or stamped by tho general gov
uhmont, should always and every
where be- ns good as any other dollar.
lApphuse.) l am sure we would all
shhN 'bhhlAlun VI NulUkh lnlp
winch many people OF the paet
nave drifted, and Of which we have
nal IN proof great South American
.sunlty's recent example OF the dis
M.ssed and hopeless condition into
which all business enterprises fall when
nation Issues irredeemable or de-
pIeclaled money. The necessities OF q
hl.at war can excuse that. | am one
VINO believes these men from your
snols, these farmers, remote from the
uohry oenters, have tho largest In
tsst VI all the people In the world In
having n dollar that Is worth ono hum
a alsu cents every day In the yenr and
my such. [Applause.l II by any
ins.nahce We should fall into tho con-
a'.ioh where one dollar Ia not 30 good
~ hnolher I ventufe the assertion that
no poorer dollar will do its first GRAND
W. laying some poor laborer for his
"sIk' Therefore In the conduct OF
sou. public affairs. | feel pledged for
oae mat all the influences OF tho gov
,h nnleht should DO on the side OF giving
su people only good money, and just
much OF that kind IN we can yet.
Npplause.l We have this year most
eiop. ''"" '~SO'''"' s'A'"
IN PRESIDENT Harrison then referred to
Wv recent Russian ukase and the
utlhy OF grain In France md Eng.