Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-16

RHETORICAL POINTS ON rHE ROAD
TO ATLANTA.
The President aud Mrs. Harrison Escape
An Accident which Might
Have Been serions.
TuE pREsIDESrIAL PARTY.
iiarri-on'- spe.rh ~ Chattanooga
I'd Atlanta.

I'd Atlanta.
CuArrASoO0A. Tenn, April To-
The President, during his speech here,
said:
81 have greatly enjoyed the oppor.
tunitics Tot seeing Chattanooga again.
l saw II last n tho camp Of n large
army. Its only Industries were mill
tary; IL stores were munitions OF war;
Its pleasant hllltops were torn with
rifle pits; IT, civil population attendants
VI the army campaign. | see II today
a great, prosperous city. To-Day see
these hilltop, then bristling with guns,
covered with happy homes. see
these streets, through which the worn
Veterans Of many campaigns then
matched, made glad with the presence
OF happy children. Al things are
changed. except that the ilag that then
ilpAte over Chattanooga floats here
still. tChecr-.l IL has passed from tho
/ hands Ut the veterans who bore II to
victory Ia battle lnto the hands Of the
/ emil iron, who I'M 10 ~. an emblem Of
| peace. tChreu.l rncn Chattanooga
was war gt,cWay t0 the South; now
VI j. tho gateway 10 pence, commerce
aud prosperity. There have been two
clnqursls; one with arms, the other
with the gentle infiuenc. OF peace, aud
tue lust IA greater than the first. I
thank you flr your cordial greeting 10.
day, aud hope Tor tue development "
the industries II our country and for
/ tue settling Of our Institutions upon tho
firm base ~ respect for the laws.
SHOCKED AT IlfE SEws.
ATLANTA, Ga., April ii.-Shortly
after leaving Chattanooga the Prcsi-
dent was informed OF the death u
Mrs. Halfori, wife OF his private sec-
rotary. lie was shocked ut the news
anl Immediately sent telegram Of
confidence 10 Ilnlford.
There were mahy historical points
along the route 10 Atlanta. These Ia.
ciudud the hatil.iiclds Of Cbicsmaiga,
Tunnel Hiil, isrsaca, Dug Gap, kcne.
saw Rnd Peach Tree Creek. short stop,
were made al zach of these places. nna
tho President shook hands with
largo number Of people. II was u
Resaca tnnt trncral Harrison led 4
charge against Confr,I, rate battery,
Ia which he los. nearly half his rpgi,,
ment. Among otner places visited
we're Rlnggold, Dalton and Carriers
Vile. ~ the later place the Peal.
dent spoke briefly.
Ar MAniKIIA
IA. n,,tv war, i,in,., ,,v IN. r.c.,.
,inn 'ca,',,,,,,,, v,in, ,as,. 1rnn, At.
ianta IN special trsi,. Amid Ia.
tumult cau-tl by tho concerted
blowing ~ thousaEds OF steam
whistles OF mills AMI locomotives,
the Presidential train entered Al.
lanta. A lnt chr, ON which was
mounted one of IN, heavy guns of In,
Atlanta artillery, ran In advance OF
the Prsid.n,ini train, the cannon
firing as the car rolled on, adding 10
the tremendous din by which the en-.
tire city was notified that the presi.
DENTAL marty had passed into Ia, city
limits.
PRESIDENT HARRISON
stood on the platform Of the rear coach
IN thc train roiIeu INTO the depot, bow-
lnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 tne ~e,vvhie
Win Wn'cn ne was sIec'cu, when
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win n!nrSo uelosaenh o, ciuHeus te-
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peihg ptesenel. suui am sisu 70
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,pyal "nu norp'.aoio poopIe, anu III
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n'a "piyins, .no rIVs'uoht s ,,ili
gave nm nhuen psasuto 70 'sit 'he
Hmp''e ou',e Vi Wv
The Presidential party was then
driven around the city. All O'Clock
the President was given public re-
ception NJ the state capitol, lie stood
Ia the rotunda OF tho Capitol, and for
nm houror 80 stream OF callers shook
hands win me President. AZ
the Presidential party saw the social
rlueo htlhhta ME, heFc Nts. Nor