Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

much sc havo learned OF the couuirvi
How our hearts have gone out 10 N.
people! No one can ever tell the story
such n country and such n proni,i
DID the sun ever shine upon such a
land anywhere else IN the world M M,
grand America? (Cheers.) Whe,s
else could the people gather about their
Chief executive and come 40 clos. Ia
him, with q personal interest In him
as right here In our great country
Where else could we find the chI,f
ruler carrying 30 many Of the
people In his heart as hero In America,
IL IL somsthing for you and to be \
part OF these sIxty.hve millions Of
people with their wonderful future.
with every avenue open 10 us aud Ia
our children, where we can ind bap,
pincss and fortune, and everythIny
that makes life worth living. / mn,
Impressed today, as I look down into
the faces Of the young men OF yous
city, that we have come 10 the edge on
the young manhood Of America. far
the tim. l. here for US 10 do and ,infe
greater things than this country has
ever seen. believe the govern.
mrnt itself has risen 10
higher mark than II ever did
before. Whatever our laws, there must
stand with the clasp upon them men Of
sturdy Integrity, ofunswcrvln fidelity,
Of conscientious purpose; andi submit,
10 You That the closest acquaintance
Win the business life OF the admins.
tration OF your government today
would make you sling out here IN the
woods, In this glad sunshine, the loud.
est dokoiozy that the run ever listened
la A aaaaI A -.
such signs u loyalty and affection
NOM the people, that We can
go back 10 our places to 10
iess? Nay; but every impulse Of
our heart reaches out todny for pooI
service, for honest government, for
businsfs Observation-Disclosures tor Penn.
sylvania aione--ihough We will supply
you win good governors (laughterl;
anu We WIN send Our young men 10
help make these beautiful homes 10,
you. hut thu government shalt b. fpf
all tho states alike, not for the larps
cities, but for tho cities that are growing
10 be large and impor,ant--nol
for one section or one clsss'
but,for NIL people alike. (Chcrra1 Nav
tile hand Of this government touch
every Industry, every home, every
become the land II all lands, the pfld,
OF the whole world.
Thank YOU, dear friends, for thn
beautiful reception. I shall mover for
get the morning that we hath.d on,
faces In tho sunshine OF your basin an(
10 lkrd upon this scenc ~ hcAuilhil. IN,
like OF which We have not seen la al
our journey. God bless you.
SECRETARY RusK
vna also called upon for n speech. In
response thereto he simply raId.-
Follow-cltlzens, you viii have
excuse me rom uttering any sen.
timcntu today. 1 was taken m
on III. coast, and have not teen
able u speak publicly; hut will say
that Utah eau raise the biggest no.
ta,oes. daughter and appIause.)
Mrs. MAJOR
then advanced towards tho Presi.
dental group and In a ssml.pfiva,,
way addressed few remarks.
She spoke In scknowleI gnient Of the
services rendered by the a. A. Il.
(members Of which occupied positions
at the roar OF the PLATFORM, Gin the
dark days Of our pailou's periln She
With 0tbers cherished the hope that In
the near future tho crownlng efIot Of
civilization would bo perfected by the
right Of exercising the ballot being OK.
tended To the women Of Utah.
This brought the exercises proper to
a close, aud President Harrison then
shook hands very cordially with tn.
ladies and gentlemen surrounding him
on the stand rs they flied past. The
majority were introduced by Governor
Thomas. As soon as the proceedings
had terminated the procession 10.
formed, and ne the Prcsilent'- carriage
passed along the crowd which lined
the way on either side gave vent to
repeated hurrshs, accompanied by the
waving OF hats and handkerchief.
These demonstrations were continued
along the entire route on tho return
journey TO the city.
Contrary u general expectation,
however. the soldicry aud other organ.
ilatlons which took par In the march 10
tie Park Withdrew from the iresldcn.
tlm party upon reaching tho Park
limits. This, II Is understood, wai
owing 10 the short time which now re-.
NAMED at the presiient's disposal
before resuming his railroad trlr-lt
being within one hour of no0n--and In
order 10 enable the company 10 hasten
on 10 take part In the ceremony 10 con.
nection with the opening OF the now
Chamber Of Commerce building
orEsISo w THE CHAMBER op CON.
MERGE.
The President reached the new
Chamber OF Com mere. building, from
Liberty Park, about HAS. The cerc.
mony Of opening the now premises wa
conducted by MIR. Simon, who Intro
ducei Mr.. Harrison. The President
said no WAS glad 10 have this oppor
tunity OF making a visit 10 Salt Lake
City. Ira 10 organizationa Of all kindi
We're useful, but petty Jealousics ana
mean riyalrles should TO guarded
against. In other cities commercial
bodies were OF great advantage IN de-
veloplng trade, aud II would bcso ir
this city. All persons Engaged In trade
and commerce should mingle W III each
other freely, and devote their encrgle,
10 tho welfare Of their city aud, above
all, avoid personal disputes. Ia INT
way could capital and enterprise te
harm0nized ami established In SAL
Lake City.
He hoped that In this way the NOR
camille Interests could bo flrthered ~
the mountain streams now make agri-
culture TO flourish. Tho President then
closed by wishing prosperity and pro-
gress for Salt Lake.
MIR. Simon addressed the audience,
and declared the New Chamber oil