New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-26

of the national commission, introduced
Mrs. Sarah g. LIE zMoyne Of New York,
who read selections from the dedicatory
ode, written by Miss Harriet Monroe of
Chicago
Mrs. Palmer was then introduced and
delivered ali address on the part of the
lady managers.
& President Higinbotham then rendered
the buildings, on behalf of the EXPOSE
ban commission. President Palmer re-
sponded and then introduced Vice
President Morton.
DEDICATED By MOTION.
When the applause had subsidized Vice
President Morton spoke as follows:
Deep indeed must be the sorrow which
prohibits the president of the United States
from being the central figure in these cere-
menies Kealizing from these sumptuous
surroundings the extent of the design the
adequacy Of the execution and the vastness
ardently he has aspired to be officially and
50 linked to tile past and to the present Of
W uId have spoken of the heroic achieve
nents and radiant future of this broad
country CO.. While profoundly anguiished II
you'd not have us delay or falter In these
dedicatory services, AMI we can only offer
to support his courage by a profound and
! am not here to recount the story Of this
city's wonderful rise and advancement Of
the lnatchless courage of her people; OF her
notable conHagration of modern times. nor
OF the eminent position she has acquired in
ann here m M a 1n nne m
the United States. in behalf of all the PED
PIE. AZ hail TO Chicago All |, hail i. to the
renee to the gllf, and from the peerless
Golden. Gate of Galiforniis there IS no long
her T, in promoting the success OF. this work
We trust that from the lands beyond the
seas many viii come to engage in fraternal
lent standards. If they shall find little in.
our product to excite their admiration we
shall welcome them to the atmosphere Of
efforts have been made in the cause Of
freedom and progress by Washington and
Fra Franz and LAFAYETTE, by Lincoln n and
Grant, by Bolivar and JUnrez and Tous-
saint L'OuVerture, by Fulton and Morse
We are near the beginning Of another
century, and it no serious change occurs in
our present growth, in the year 1895, in the
lifetime Of many now in manhood. the Eng
sh speaknS od Keppblicans Ct America VIII
Bright in burst of imprisoned eloquence
predicts one people, one language. one law
and one faith; and all over the wide conti-
nent the home Of freedom and refuge for
the oppressed of every race and cline If
the time should ever come when men trihe
with the public conscience, let me predict
~ Sfiiton ..arathin1Ss GOO in MINI
noble and puissant nation rousing herself
like a strong man after sleep and shaking
IN 90 oia ranay-inG hor mi Gbtv youth ana lin
ding her undazzled eyes at the full midday
BEAM; purging and unscaling her long
auuseu ~ .nie 4h hn,a
timorous and hocling birds with those also
that love the twilight futter about amazed
A,H Prs ,,G in tho Name If the govern.
manf If e Pho ITnitad Stntes' 7 hereby teii-
natn +Ln.o *. hI;Idn1s ond tho;r onnurtanancas
intondnd NV tho oomGrasS nf tho JInitad
Stotno fnr fha nSo IF Tho Worid,s 1,nlumhion
aynnsition IN tho worlds nroeress in arr in
; ~; a,I+,,r.. onfI IN ,ct,ras
81 dod;ioa+a iham IN hnmonitv 1'>N -. -
IN uIu sa1a tho TInitad Statas Of Americo
The Conclusion Of This was the signal for
tho Woo 1,raSident stenned fnrWorI RI how
his thanks one-eighth Of q million men and
women rose to their feet and gave him n
salyo of applause that he is likely to remem-
Der so long as he has breath and life. The
ssHalJp1uiah (Jhor11S'' was rendered Mt this
Doint. 4 good old-fashioned reception of
cordio1ity was extended TO Henry WAITER
son whom no came to the front Of the stage
to ton de Mi, his address 'ne
Iu,rrpneo,,s Annprce
*, lEhaoN 80 ApD ~ e.,
ool. Wattefsoh spoke III part as ioA-
lows:
Amone the wonders OF creatlve ahd constr1cC-
IVA OF tne nat1ons' whose iornial ana o1nclal
Inauguration mas Drought US toeetner. VIII pres
entity De Witnessed upon Ine margin OF Cne inter.
ocean, which gives to TINS noble and beautiful
city the character ana rank OF q marianne me-
tropoils, spectatorlum. wherein the Column
Dian epic VIII be told with realistic eftects- sur
passing the most spienalo ana Impressive
aehieVeIhents OF the modern stag. NO one,
VINO mas had the Sood fortune TO See the NODES
OF TINS extraordinary WORK OF arr. car. nave
tailed to De moved by the union, which 1t en-
boules OF the antique IN history and the
current III lie aud thought. as, Deg1n-
ming with the Weird mendlcaht falnt-
ing upon the hlllslde OF SANTA kaplda, 1t traces
the strange adventures or the Genoese Seer from
the ROYAL camp OF santa Re to the sunny coasts
OF the Isles OF lnde; through the weary watches
OF the endless night. Whose sentinel stars seemed
SET TO mock DuC not 20 gulde; tnroueh the track
less ana shoreiess wastes OF the mystic sea,
spread day by day to bear upon every rise and
fall OF its heaving bosom the death OF falr, fond
hopes, the birth OF Fantastic fears; the peerless
and thrilling reve lation. and all that has fol-
lowed to the very moment that beholds us here,
citizens, freemen. equal shareholders in the
miracle O. American civilization and develop
ment Is there one among US who does not
thank his maker that. he has lived to join i'll
this universal Celebration this Jubilee OF man
kind?
A better opportunity could not be desired for
study OF our pecularltles than Is furnished by
the present moment. We are IN the midst Of
the quadreIlnlAl period established for the seec-