The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-02
A new ERA ENTERED.
The President Addresses San
Francisco Merchants.
FOREIGN TRADE TO BE WON.
John Wanamaker Rebukes Real Es-
tate Owners for Greediness.
Harrison Returns From Monterey to the
Metropolis, whence He VIII Depart
Monday Morning for Seattle, Reach
ing Here Wednesday. Nay Q.

inx Here wednesd.v. Nav q.
santa CRUZ, CAL, May 1.-The president
ana party arrived here at 8 O'Clock this
morning and had an enthusiastic recep-
ton. No city has made more beautiful
IN honor of the president
and his party than Santa Cruz. To the
mayors formal address OF welcome the
president responded as follows:
n. Mayor and Feloss- Csti:css; 1t seems to me
nke improvidence that all this tasteful and
s. uss ssnlucsns uisPsy snoulo oe Dut dof mo-
,. wh.r. .v.,~ 8. =. cs.v ~ ~ s.sg.aS ~ - ..,o.s
md where esch hss heen % chsracteri . H. .ef nv nv
lavish and generous display. / have
not seen anything, 20 suddenly created and
80 beautiful. am sure we have
not ridden tarousn any street more attractive
man tnlA llnank you most sincerely Tor tnis
nno~ ~, srs 'ar;na IA Su srS,r sr 10y a.s anu
IChecrs; We have been received. M strsneer. . =
we are, With affection, and everywhere, as look
into the faces of this people, feel my heart
swell with pride that am an American and
tnst ti California y one OF the American states.
lCneefaI
Ano P.occsslon tnen passed under
large arcn profusely decorated with Gala
lilies and palms. The pioneers and local
Grand Army posts were here drawn up in
line. They greeted the chief executive
With choer. Ms uarr;.or -. r-..artaa
Nv p.,,rolS. pal;.s Co. ss.;+l. !.
Is..c., nous ne1le1 1oaps WIN =
peautliui album OF pressed mowers ana
views OF santa Cruz scenery. Inc visltors
od IN ovzn a tv~aS ~ -
narrow gauge station and taken to the big
trees. where they were also cor1iallv re-
ce;vad pros;d.rt ora Mrs uo,r;.n,, .,,d
|u,a,,t,, ST., ~ - .aa-,t..-s .c az, -.s-
~ osiaS =. slo parry
entcseo the noAoW trunk OF Tree once
occupied oy General Fremont as camp.
1t toolo the president and twelve others
with hands Joined to encircle the tree
known as 0The Giant.n
InsGAroa Cal Mav1-ro. co4o. th.
neYt c;ty AZ witch tho t-a;, sto~,,ad ,.,s
.r a. ""ien 'As slain s1oPPcu' savo
sn sno ,:s. psrs.uen. ,oyal "elcoIne, ln ~nicn
.nc nN,.. n!lli'la' urand army men, An,gnts Q.
:, ry'nias Ano near'y AL tne lnnaDatants $, Oh
'nc surrounding country particapated. Ine
pISSns was escol,cu ~ sranu ssano
..ss;rs ea: ". a.oau 'saoN, a.u ~ ~ pms 70
sSsa .us ueuanus a'a'lo Tue ao'io~ins
auui
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hsa, innp;naS :. .e ~. 0ssus nsve
people 10 he countel aesin nnnchtsr Frorr
what Ihaye seen In these days Of nleasant travel
through your state am sure the census
euumerators have not taken you al. ] have had
another surprise IN coming over the mountains
70 nnu ina. no. me Valleys alone Of Callforns
s.,a ~ ,vs 49, ~ pl1uc.se cul'i-
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~, ~. osetowe,s me.
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t,o..a o' 'ue s,vauie snu cAIc yo0
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.rbsa~s ' app'so''s1oA - sou' s'eas s'Aee'
H.
0AN rsAN.isoo' May l. -Iresiuent mar
f,so' anu party returned from santa Cruz
shortly before noon today. and were at
once conducted to the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce, in the Merchants Ex.
change block. which had heen tastefplIv
decorated w;tb hrr+;rc ora .,o-,.-e,..,.
IL. ".:. Il 60, =
- eep'ioii "as nc,u ny Tue Cnainoer
va oo,nneiee, assisleu oy other con-
merclai bodies OF the city, TO which the
Mexican war veterans, California pioneers
and members of several scientific associa.
tiops we've ipv;ted The rre.;aont post
nm as.ar- -Genar,l wararal,ar .,,,, c,,.e..~..
p,,srs - - "Au es"iy
ni"uo oi,ci Speeche., which were
nilch appiauueu. ine Presloent SAID:
AT. fressdens ana Gentlemen o. the Assembled
soetay. nave peen subjected during my stay
III SaIiofhia IN some respects 10 the same treat
ment the Policeman accords to the tramp. I
nave peen kept moving on. Laughter aud ap-
piause.I lou nave sunstituted howers and
kihaness ior the poiiceman's club; and yet, not
Witns'anu'ng All THIS, We come to you
THIS morning, not exhausted or used up,
out little faugued. Your cordial greet
ings are more exhiiarating than your
WINE tappiausel ana perhaps safer Tor the con-
stitution. tLaughter ana appiausel am glad
10 stanu IN the presence OF THIS assemblage OF
business men. nave tried 10 make this busi-
ness administration. tAppiause.l OF course we
cannon wholly separate politics from the ma
uohai administration, ont have felt that every
public oieer owed his best service to the people,
without disunctlen 10 party; lcries OF good,
good" and applausel that in administering
oinciai trusts we were in very strict sense,
not merely In the ngurafive, your servants. 1t
mas been the desire that In every branch OF the
service there should be improvement have
stimulated ali the secretaries and have received
stimulus from them IN the endeavor, in all de-
partments OF the government that meets your
business lie, 70 give as perfect service as posi-
Die. lCries OF "Good! good!" and applause. ]
This we owe to you; but ii were pursuing
party ends should feel that was by such acts
establishing myself in the confidence Of
the people lAppianse feel that we have come
TO the point when American industries, American
commerce ana American influences are 10 be
revived ana extended. lAppiause.l The Amer