Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-27
...,,ll,,n, and Democrats Give tue
President suitable
Reception.
anna or elrlzrNs GATHER
s'' AROUND MIN.
>, ., Hour, Speech aud Hand
shaking for Nearly an
Hour.
y r..r'ph to tho Nrw''i
,,c,,r.AND iIaspsHaKiN"'
Adam, Inrrison's Reception al
Malone.


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Malone.
,,o.r n, Y, Aug. 2G.--The vii.
hS 80 ns,ir early this morning, anu
~ ,,,oc,ata We'd with the RepubIi-
. ~ nreparing n suitable reception
81, Mil magistrate. The Nillnge
Wy snss1mely decorated md tue
- svarmed in from all directiOns'
le,ts'e1 Inc Presidential train arrived
~ President was conGullSu 70 sno
a'ward House where Luncheon was
l,,sg. followed by an interval Oh t.s'.
aa'iI,nt Harrison was escorted TO tue
~ where exercises were helI. n
P.hment from Brennan Post OF the
II WA ordered on duty nv
M ,gnarI along the parade. Tho
"! stnnd was handsomely decornt-
u".d npon 1t were leading citizens OF
saunty. The exercises opened
IN 1Amsrioa." Chairman kilburn
,iInveJ with an address OF welcome,
nrhIeh the President responded win
,b,ii hours speech. The President
40 In part: ,-,,,-. 40,
,,,tbans, 10 give expression TO those
,'mmon interests which, fortunately
srusa nation, obliterhte all parry
i,i.ion and makes us people In 10
,is,,r. We nre q favored nation In
'sa e,eat isolation which we enjoy,
u, n must not be- supposed that this
'.rsratIon from close contact with tue
~ rovors thgt forever stand on the
s,-,sry Of war has lcit ua without
.guea and responsibilities. l fancy
~ are entering now upon a career
vb,n our influence In commerce u 10
,sarger than ever before. We have
n A large part completed our great
gork Of International Improvement
nd I see no reason why the United
aai,s should not from today a.up
Ffwatd into position OF power aud
tagence among the great commercial
s,lous Of the world such ms SHE never
,tjoyed. The wise aud timely In
Bglfalion Of the now navy demon
snteJ the capa sity OF our American
bio Yards TO produce the best shlrs Ia
he world, and / take great delight In
toalemplating the fact that before an
mr. wear ono Of the swiilest and best
oil gfthk llntH Oi bteaH-hiI1 gum
aiofN York will carry the Ameri'
ah lag. The great stores VI agricul-
,lfai PRODUCTS With which we feed the
atoms of Europe will, believe, Hoon
tdeliyercd In American Bottoms.
believe We havo sen the last serious
altteak against tine supremacy Of our
onitlluuon thstws shall oversee. In
slgeuce and morality among the
solle, the church, the schoOl and the
sone, the great rocks upon which our
ansiilu,ions and safety rest, We will
,htrish and preserve.
And now, comrades Of the q. a. r.,
lgIse you comrades greeting today.
God bltss you every ouei God forbid th0
leaiilessness Of that American who
an bcgrudge any Of you the just dueB
Il yUl. herd service. (Great applause.)
At the conclusion OF the Presidonps
peoh the people formed In limo, aud
hrusarly an hour passed. before the
President, who 10 each extended
hearty grasp OF the hand. Al the con-
tuiion Of tho hanishaking President
HanlsOn was driven through the prin.
cIfal streets Of the city and then board
da train for Loon Lake. The train
moved out amid great cheering.