New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-11
.MONG COLORADO MINERS.
THE PRESIDENTS BUSY SUNDAY AT GLEN.
WOOD SPRINGS.
.,cr,vrNe MANY DELEGATIONS FROM THE
MOUNTAIN cITIES-A Speech AT
oHILpREN's MAsSMEETING.


Grand function, Col. May lo.-The special train
,.arInr the Presidential party entered the State of
Colorado at 1910 O'clock last night and passed
hronch Grand Junction at 10 so its way to Glen
oa sprlngs They will arrive in Leadville Mon
sav morning and in Denver Tuesday morning.
c]onwood Springs, Col. May 10-The special train
~ the President arrived here this morning but no
an, on II was astr until about O'Clock, when all
h.esn preparations for the day. A crowd gathered
about the oars and eagerly watched the movements OF
The inmates. They were waited on about o'clock
Nv committee from Denver Including Governor Eoutt
az senator HILL Mayor Rogers and other citizens ana
officials by whom they were assured Of cordisi wei
eome al Denver. There no formallt1es' soon
serward the visitors were welcomed formally o1 the
Mayor OF Glenwood Springs and committee ana
escorted in carriages 10 the uienwood HoIei "1io'o
they had breakfast The President. Postmas'er-1oh.
sral wanamaker and Mrs. Mckee afterward auenaeo
service at the First Presbyterian Cnureh au"
heard an eloquent sermon by the PASTOR the heV'
Dr. Rudolph During the morning the fIesF
Gent received the delegations from Leau' d,''
Aspen. Colorado Springs and else"nce'
delegation from Aspen presented nun VIII an e
CANT souvenir a beautiful plush case contatHlie IA
letters of sterling wire silver the words free 0ou
age-Aspen observation-disclosures money" souve-
Mrs were also presented the President; one by inc
citizens Of Glenweod and the other by the Glen"ooo
Board Of Trade.
A children's mass meeting was held at Duranos
Opera House at O'Clock in honor OF the visOors' anu
II was attended by immense crowd. Inc new
II. H. Law presided and after the usual exercises
Mayor Rogers introduced the President and the roSt
master-Genegal, each OF whom made short address
The Presidents address as follows;
Mr. Mayor Fellow-citzens and Children Our stop
1t GlenwOod Springs, as yOn all KNOW lntenee1 ~
myself to this large body OF friends assembled from
the homes Of this city and perhaps to an even &
body OF friends VINO nave come asD O and testify
their good win. The trip we have been making has
perienoe Of speechmakng and handshanng hence EnS
physical labor has been very great, ana u' tha
same amount Of work without the stimulus and Inspire,
ton which have come from the happy races anu NM
aeSr @o on w te P nave given oa Certainly would had
not been borne up and helped by the wonderlul MING
psp a sesR to ns Of the unity Of
the people East and West out here you take on some
ppeeIiisrities there is the same true American grit
and spirit (Applause) 1t is not wonderful that
Setxe sn"G different SS people because you are precisely
the same people that have known IN the Ieh h
seen HOLSTERS; everywhere Mr. Wanamaker has gone
he has seen PennsylvaDians everywhere General RusK
him These new states have been filled up by the
sas , and PTh se Ugnf % nd G1 here ne
sHd sSSpst,pee Many them ,, have found I'D
IL.
heard heard fSf o s or the SIS bring You
% .Ss, PS ana % S 6f 5sn f
was instituted by wise men: men Of broad views
it ABSOLUTELY rejects the idea Of class distinc-
ton and insists that men should be llcged by
are lawaSiding and well disposed those who pursue
their avocatons lawfully and with due respect 70 the
s Ct O sm glad f G tTS that the SSs
stitutons is so deeply imeedded m YOUR hearts. ~
has been q most delightful and cheering Ting TO
that was carried amid the smoke Of battle. the rattle
Of puskey booming Of can1on and tHe Gyng Oh g
Of the pretiest as well as some of the most hopeful
Of children gathered on the streets or hllsides wav-
ing this banner .
and communities should be careful in the beginning
10 establish law and to maintain il. 1t is very difficult
1t down II is very easy to keep it cut OF any CON-
munity II the wedisposed, true hearted people viii
s na stand fSabe az ST the a ESod Of @
children Eo have gathered here for mis- , sabbath
been fni q labor: From early manhood e this
m nave Ose3 have ben Under the Of
ali the pursuits and under all these conditions
have found simply as physical question o with
S Ss' s 's'F fSaS t could ''sS1' ''R %Sa
work by working Six days than seven. applause
think will all find II and that as civil lnstul
ton the sabbath day IS good for man It is not
only good, but il is the right of the workili gman
(Applause) Men should have one day in which 10
think Of their families, OF themselves, OF things
that are not material but are spiritual.
(Applause) l desire 70 express from a sincere and
earnest heart my thanks TO you all for all your kind
ness giving You In return the pledge that will In all
things keep In mind what TO me to be the true
interests OF our people. (Appanse have no thought
Of sections, l have no thought upon any Of these
great public questions that does not embrace
the rights and Interests Of all our people and our
States: tApplause) believe we shall find com
interest and safe ground upon all these great
questions and by moderating our own views and max
ing reasonable and Just concessions shall find them
all settled wisely and in the true interest Of the people