Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
President IIarrlson's Reception al
Palestine, Texas A Royal lie.
ception at Galveston.
GENERAL RANorL oFrHC MEXICAN
ARMY ARRIVES.
Teller aud Other Prominent Clikens
Protest Against the Establishment
OF y Quarantine Line.
~ Telegraph 10 the SEws.l
THE PRESIDENT IN TEXAS.
FORMAL Reception ny the Governor Of
the state aud Others.

the ssase aud Others.
TENARRANA, AK, April 1s.-Thc
President had n reception at Texnr-
kann. His train arrived ut l1:3O last
night and the station was thronged
with people. Notwithstanding the
lntencss OF the hour, the run from
Little Rock 20 this city was marked
with enthusiasm at all the stations on
the route.
PALESTINE, Tex, April ls.-Tho
President was formally received by the
Governor Of the State and Mayor and
city Council Of Palestine. The Gov.
ernor was accompanied by Senator
Reagan and committee OF ladies.
Governor Hogg welcomed the party on
behalf Of the State and Mayor Pratt on
behalf Of the city.
Thc President, responding, said, In
part: at gives me pleasure TO come
this fresh morning into this great State
kingdom without king; an empire
without an emperor; Stats gigantic
In proportions and matchless Ia re-
sources, with diversified industries
and Infinite capabilities 10 sua-
tain tremendous population and
bring 10 every house where
Industry abides prosperity and
. sveh nohc-i nih huiv, VIZ
p,.ren,eu h.te tnis morning.. Nj OF
Wv aic uahkIuI togeuer that peace
,.ss UPON our whoic county. Az OF
W nave pieugeu ourselves that no sec.
onn suiIe snail ever divide US, and
.na', WINE hoiuinH IN peace with all
Wv worIu, we my against NJ aggression
usny, uni.eu Ieopie. lCnecr.l
desire 10 assure you, my countrymen,
that In my heart 1 make M distInctisn
is'.weeh our people anywhere.
lNheers.l 1 have deep desire that
everywhefe In all our states there
fnnl 10 that profound respect for tho
WIN OF tho majority, expressed by our
.ous, mat shall bring constant peace
'n.o All our communities.
1T N very Kind OF you TO come here
ns morhing before breakfast. Fer.
mTaps you are INITIATING me Into the
,eAS nholt OF taxing something
oIo ofesHisst. Laughter And
'nes
we nave been trying TO do what
We COULD from washington to make
you u iatse anu better market i0r your
Suo'nious inent piouucu. lCheefs.
we nave ielt that the restrictions I'm
rseu ~ rons OF tne European gov.
..nmen" coulu NOT iniriy be JUSTIFIED
uPon the ground stated by them. Al
ready the Secretary OF Agriculture,
himself farmer, who has with his
own hahur wrought IN MI work OF tho
iMm, ms succeeded In procuring the
removal OF some OF those Injurious re-
ttric'ions, and has announced TO the
country hat tho expectation Of cattle
mas Increased 100 per cent In the last
year. lChcerr' l beg To assure you
.hat These interests VIII have the most |
ca,.,uI attention from the government |
washington and from our reprcscn.
"uves NJ foreign courts"
SECRETARY kusk also made n short |
r.snnr ~ spo"S ., 'ho vast natural
Inn, can,, u o anu pteulclei
.n,s,,s, y, ~. " Wy present
m. ,,rh.s, Wy Popo wo.,u make u
Stat, ~, ~. IT,, .w ,hc hfgest
81 Mi What s ,hay Wnh. u,ey ncei,
nav. x". &C., uuI i.y W9uiu
yss,a, ~ u, sp VA, nn,oof ~ .'al'
.nis " ~ '''' o'"'' punt On the
IN. p,..,d.r, h.,,
c.n,,on anJ az ,,nv on me'a asno.t re-
nam shown ~ pa,o.,,,. a VIZ entnusi,
nm n n,,,ch ,a,,a, ..i.. was 'opea'eu
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