The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-24
speech at Riverside was very brief. He


Saving cannot, however. leave this large
eeemoly Of frisnds without expressing the
osngnf with which We have looked upon River
zoe valley have never enjoyed an eightmile
oszSe more than this drive through your orange
sEoFes fou are . favored people, and ought TO
e. g have no doubt you are, law-abiding,
uoeEty-ioving. patriotic people fCheerxl
Ine President had warm reception AZ
San Bernardino. the next place visited,
and addressed the people as follows:
M 4ayoy cRd FsI;cs Citizens. I can only re-
peal 70 you what have already had occasion 10
say 70 many similar audiences assembled in s.al-
liornsa, that am delighted with my visit 20 the
faeaac coast; that much a. had heard OF its
Hcnness and high cultivation, what have seen
soday IN this great valley has far surpassed my
expectations You hare sutdued an unp.onis-
ing soil and made il blossom as the rose, but,
better than all the fruits and harrcsts, more
ana better than ell the products OF the
ncid, s this intelligent population. which out
Of their kindly faces gives US greeting where
ever We 90. ! am glad coming from the far
Essl 70 observe bow greatly our people are alike,
Ous that II not surprising, because frd all
through this valley many Hoosiers and Buck
eyes knew af home II Is not singular that
you should be alike Then you are really and
truiy the same people, not only IN lineage and
general characteristics, but the same mec and
nov thank ron again. and beg that you viii
excuse me from further speech, with that sssur-
ence that II il were In my power. would dou-
he the rich blessings which you already enjoy.
tCheersl
The beautiful city of Pasadena was illu-
minated fonigh. in honor of the presiden-
fial party. They arrived here at 5:ao
O'Clock. and were welcomed by Mayor Lu-
kens and committee of citizens. amid
nring OF cannon, ringing of bells and
cheers Of the populaee. The approach Of
the train was marked by huge bonflres on
each side of the track. The reception
committee was assisted By local militia
and civic organizations The president
and party were escorted TO the Hotel
Green, where the president held short public
reception. The party was afterwards en-
tertained At a banquet at the hotel. which
was attended By all the leading citizens of
this and adjacent cities. Postmaster w.
W. Masters presided. and toasts were re-
spopded to by the president. Secretary
Rusk, Postmaster-General Wanamaker,
Governor Markham, of California, ex-Gcv-
ernor Sheldon, of Montana; General Nc
Cook, z. s. A.. and Others.
The presidents address was as follows:
Gsxsiemu. beg yon 70 accept my thanks for
this banquet. spread In honor Of this eonmun-
ify OF strangers. who have dropped in On you to-
night We come 70 you after dark I
am mot, therefore, prepared TO speak OF
Pasadena When the sun shall have
lighted your landscape again. and our
expectant eyes have rested upon its glories.
shall be able to give YOU my impressions OF
your city. which / am already prepared to be-
leve is one of the gems in the crown Of CaliEor-
mia tApplausel Perhaps no other place
IN California has by name been more familiar
to me than Pasadena- Ii you except your great
commercial city of San Francisco, that comes
from the fact that many OF your early settlers
we're Indiana friends am glad to meet some
Of these friends here tonight Il is pleasant to
renew these old acQuainsancez, and TO End that
they have been received with esteem In the new
community. / have found line of Hcos-
fefs al along these railroads we hare
been traversing- Everywhere our tyain
has stopped. some Hooxier has lifted
his hand 20 me, and often by the dozen As
said the other day, Ohio men identity them
selves also by reason Of that state being my
birthplace, bat II Is not . Surprise 20 me 20
ind Ohio men anywhere. fLAnghteEl Ohio
people are especially apt % be found
IN the vicinity of public o1loe lIAughferl
suppose whatever good torture has come TO
me in way OF political prefeEment, must be
traced 70 the fact that am Buckeye By
cordially again for your attention and kindness
California has been full Of most asiecsionate in
terest TO me, - l have never looked into
the faces of . more happy and intelIi-
gent people than those / have seen on
the Pacific coast. fApplausel You occupy
a most important position in the Eisterhood of
states, stretching for these several hundred
miles along the Pacific shore. You hare forfun-
ate birth. and your history has been . succession
OF fortunate surprises You have wrought out
her great achievements in converting
these plains that seemed 50 unpromising to the
eye, into such gardens aS cannot be seen any
where else upon the continent. and now when
remind you that bed time was 1 O'Clock last
night and s.reveiile" sounded at O'Clock this
morning On our car, am sure you wiz permit
me to say good night IApplausel
ONTARIO, Cal, April 3S-The presiden-
tial party made q short stop at North On
president. Handsome floral pieces were
presented, and handshaking followed
PORTLAND. April Especial. IA DEM
ocratic paper this evening contains q
lengthy interview with Governor PEN
noyer, in which he IS made TO say that he
considers ii the presidents place to call
on him instead of him calling ON the pres
ident. Being asked in regard TO the mat
ter this evening the governor said: Il
would give anything in the world if that
article had not appeared In the first
place, ali said was given in strict con-
fidence, and what is printed misrepresents
me. l did not wish 10 convey the mean
ing that the president has 10 hunt me up
ON arriving here, buf do maintain that
il is not the place of the governor 10 rush
TO the boundary line OF state 10 meet a
presidential party. That was never done
before, and i have my doubts as TO lis pro-
priety. / viii not go. The place for the
governor of state to receive the presiden:
of the United States is in the state house,
and there / intent 10 receive Presiden;
Harrison with all the courtesy and respect
that is due his position. i Will participate
in no other reception, as my official duties
keep me at the state house on the day
the president Is in Portland"
The governor was very angry, and pro-
nounced the reporter on the evening
paper a traitor and . deeeiver- He also
denied the statements attributed TO him N
regard 10 the action OF Governor Mark
ham, of California.
VIENNA, April 23.-The Fre,adesablaa and
Neae Frsie Press. in commenting upon the
presidents speech 81 Galveston, agree that
the European xollverein is the only answer
70 American protection. The FrensdesS'ast
suggests that the European nations LOOK
TO Africa and the Asiasic colonies for
goods which they have hitherto brought
from America
Special Reception for Mrs- Harrison.