Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
81, Anniversary Of His Birthday
Celebrated in Various
Places.
-.,uslmsmAN OF THE uHloN IN
lrs HOUR or pERlL.
,,i,braied with - banquet 90 h
auditorium ttotri. chicago.

LIaCoLN'H niutiiDAN
,.,,s,s,ed win banquet 80 the
auditorium uotrl. chicago.
cwcAoo, Feb. 12.-'rhc Marquette
r'cb celebrated the birthday o.! Abfa-
Am Lincoln with banquet NJ the
ag5norIum Hotel tonight, az which
a.ysr were laid for over 800 persons.
M fpat hall was ruspluujent with
s-riflc lights and appropriately decor
',efuilh flags, banners and iest0ons
N NATIONAL coios, intorpcracd win
,rr.ita Of Lincoln, Washington,
gmpl and other national hnfOts.
pcminent Republicans from all part.
Ithe country wero biiden 10 the foa1t
Ind number were present. President
HARRISON sent a letter Of regret, In
aaich he said that public duties In
Warrington would not permit him to
B, present. Amoug others sending
kuin Of regret were senator Sherman.
G5yefnor Mckinley, Hon. Chnunccy
n. Drpew, Hon. Thomas II. Reed,
General Alger, Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge and George Theodore koose-
welt.
TIE PRINCIPAL ADDBEss
Of the evening was by Senator Shelby
H. Cullom, VINO recently announced
hmielf n candidate tor the Presidency
u the United States, and who re-
,U9ndcd 10 tue toast, "Abraham Lin-
c9lnn After aketahing tho life Of tho
llistr!ous President, md relating many
per.oHnl "reminiscences, Senator Cui.
om proceeded TO contrast the records
u the Republican and Democratic
pafligf. The former he characterized
q a party Of progression, the latter as
oneoi ucgati0n.
Clnunuing, the speaker said:
ND5n'pn has nlwAya been the burden
Of Nc Democratic song, and Is now.
Mthis moment ia large majority In
the Nuuse OF Representatives II chor-
ming, "Dou't.n MILE, tho great dis.
appointed, said to Crisp, "Don't," and
CpvVlsnd md tho mugWumpa are
shouting at Senator Hill, "Don't,"
aud standing by himself, solitary and
alone. upon the high euilnonce OF OBJ
,st1n, Holman ~ crying "D0n'p at
,yWy person Nnd.overything. Gentle.
utn, while Lincoln lived, the Demo-
tnue marry embarrassed him continue
GHy gilh It's "DOn'ta,n II fusiladtd
hnVNh "Don'pn at every stop of his
MsGr0Cs career, and am sure II he
were iHong them now, venerable In
hh tlgh,y.fOufth year, upon every
digestion mace by him,
NE WOULD M pELTED
VIA iemocmtic "don'ts." But II he
ve'e with w now I'm person, as he GER
iilly Is In spirit, he would regard hs
Allr ~ wo DO the oppuaition Of this
ofyAnized objection TO everything
Progressive, and would urge us
70 hold fast 10 the doctrine
Of protection TO American In
dufify as modified by tue policy
q Zee ps0city. lie would bid us also,
am tufv, hold igst 10 tho doctrine
Of honest money for honest people, mp
Pied In sia,osmanship 40 as 10 bring
tbfui 90 an carly day the re.estabilsl.
nsut OF silver la Ia former dignity rs
money metal, tho equal OF gold Ia
e9lnage and tender. Hn would advise
usalsO, ! believe, tina, II Is the duty
q lho Republican party 10 continue
70 lnslst upon, and II need be compel,
~ como way, n general recognition of
The equality Of all citizens before tho
law.
ANOTHER CELTBRATIos.
Nrw York. Feb. I2.-rhe annual
lianUr OF tne Onion League Club was
given at the club house tonight. Hon.
John 3. Wise, the principal speal,or,
N.fonici 10 the toast, "AbTaham Lin.
cOln.p
lie said In part: ~ speak rs ont
vahl, while yet Il boy, embarked en-
Iau'iisically In the Confederate cause.
rue nomination OF Lincoln | pictured
IN loyish fancy "a the elevation OF q
u4a inan 10y M Insane faction with
gull' VuiNoiio purpose. laughed
~ my hrartlu the springtlme Of 1860
~ the thought that anything could up.
iool anu Destroy the social ana political
9nflc by which l was surrounded.
nNllh I'VE years from that Tins |
sgoI upon the same spot, parOlel
Nsoner VI the army Of the dead Con-
It1tiacy. Mr.. Lincoln had tho un-
l1tsuonej right 20 proclaim the free.
Sem o. INC slaves US war megture.
None but bold, independent nature
holll have assumed all the toapou.
tVhlllei Tor the danger which tbs
Wp Involved 10 himself, his friends
aul MS cause. Looking at It's conse-
p''hetai friend and foe alike now
Whelr that II was the matchless
.upae OF mas,ers hand. (Grsat
lpplauso.l Lincoln will be- rcmuni.
'I lot an Tine 10 come by friend
tu1 zoe alibe, Az thu great, anu almost
oneis hoimsman OF the Union I'm the
aolr " It's peJll, who steerud by the
S9lailihg light Of aslngle constellation;
ID, never .veenng a point, was a.
ya guided by his self.mndo chart.
sl!1 malice towards none anu charity
IN PHILADELPHIA.
.fhiLADELpAIA, Fob. l2.-The Phil.
Mvlphla Club. u somi-p0litlcal orpanl.
, a',l9n OF this city, Tonight celebrated
we birthday Of Abraham bIncoin bv
ulnoeF Mt which the principal g,Icsis
,se'e Attorney Goueral Miller, sOlicI.
,gehelnl TAFT anu senator (ialIinyer
~ New Hampshire. @. stuart Pattsr.
W ltan Of the Jaw shool OF The Uni.
,''lly OF Fenntylvania, responded ia
,Aulaham Linooln, "aiter which Al.
,%'hey General. Miller spoke 10 the
0Ss2 The Present Administrations
,,,i W. Chiet executive, Mr.. Miller
,I,a IN pad' Gle needs no spokesman
Sa Murr IN or out Of his Cabinet. ms
Unity has, I think, learned TINT
sn, . Harrison can speak
KIN. Art only tor hlmssLD Mr..
ilet hen reviewed the lcad.
tNk Hnllpvan,a.t f'7