Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
rIrE PRrsiDsNr.
sir Addressc. sh. Ba.inc<- Men of
san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May THE Prcsi.
dent .eturaui from Santa Cruz shortly
brfUr. mon today AMI was rendered a
reception la the Chamber OF Com.
merce.
This Chamber OF Commerce was
beautifully decorated. A dense crowd
surrounded the Presidents carriage
aui cheored him Us lac entered the
building. The members Of the various
commercial organizations of this city,
Mexican veterans, California pioneers
aud other associations greeted him.
President Taylor, u the Chamber OF
Commcice, delivered an address OF
welcome. The President, In response,
said, In part, that he had bson subject.
Ell, during his stay In California, IN
some RESPECTS 10 tue same treatment
that the policemen accori 10 tramp--
he Ind beel kept knowing on" Their
cordial greetings, lac said, were more
cxhllafatlng than their wine aud per-
haps safer for consumption. Laugh.
ter.
al am glad" said the President, "to
stand IN tue presence OF this assem-.
blage Of business men. have tried u
make this n business administration.
Applauso.l or course we cannot fully
separate politics from n national All.
nilnistratlon, but have felt that every
public officer should give his best ser.
Vice 10 the people, without distinction
10 party; that Ia administering official
trusts we were In very strict scsse,
not merely In q figurative sense, your
servants. II has been my dcaire that
In every branch OF the public service
there should be Improvement. have
stimulated all the secretaries and have
received stimulus from them ia the on.
dravor In all departments OF the Cow
ernment ~ give you No perfect service
M possible. Great applause. This we
owe to you, hut IL | were pursuinp
party ends should feel that / was by
such methods establishing my party In
the confluence OF the people. | feel we
have come 10 point where American
industries, American commerce and
American Influence are 10 be revived
and extnndei. Applause. Ameri.
can sentiment aud feeling were never
more controlling than now, aud | u,
not use the term In the narrow sensp OF
native American, but embrace all
loyal citizens, native-born or foreign,
who have love for our flag In their
hearts. [Grcat applnuso.l | believe
there are methods by which shall put
the American hig upon the seas
again. Applause.
"in the question Of shipping, - aided
the President, 1--WE are In u similar
condition 10 the merchant who, when
the practice VI sending travelling men
out on the road was first inaugurate,i
declined to take up with such innoya.
tons, but soon found that he had 10 DO
II or go out Of business. All the great
commercial governments OF the world
have stimulated thelrshipping interests
by direct or Indirect subsidies, while
we have been saying mo, We prefer
the old way We must advance or
! will not say 80 out OF business, N,r we
have already gone out" Applause. /
Postmaster.General Wanamaker and
Secretary Rusk also spoke aud after
lunch the party proceeded TO III,
Mechanics pavilion, where a MAY. day
festival OF Grand Army posts was in
progress.
A banquet at tho Palace hotel TO.
night, In honor OF tho President. wa,
attended by 200 guests, The affair wa,
conducted ON an elaborate scale AM
was the closing feature OF the Presi