St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-10
LISTENED TO BEN.
The President Visited the Village
of SaranaC in a Four-in-
Hand.
He Makes a Brief Address on the
Duties OF American Citi-
zenship.

Loon LAKE. N. Y, Sept 9.-The
president had a full day today. He got
up for O'Clock breakfast, and started
a minute after o'clock with w. ID.
Phillips for drive to Saranac, which
was reached by IL O'clock after most
delightful drive in the bracing air of
a beautiful morning. The president
was driven to Ampersand hotel, where
he was met by committee of the vii
layers of Saranac, and in the brake of
n. l.. Fisher was driven about the
environS of the town until IL o'clock,
when the people assembled in the vii
lage square. The president was intro
duced by DIR. Trudeau. the president of
the village, and made the following
brief address:
My Fellow Citizens: like to think
that we have here in. America every
thing that any other country has and
some things i'll excess. Where III other
lands shall be found healthier and
where shall be found balmier air than
here in the Adrondacks-with skies
and scenery more calculated to lift the
dropping spirits of the invalid, to make
ones veins Jingle with health and to
lift ones heart to God? l thank you
most sincerely for this friendly demon
stration. will not attempt to discuss
public questions or to say more than
that we cannot escape responsibility as
American citizens, and it is we'll worth
the while of each of US to think what
contribution we can make to the peace
and happiness of our neighborhood and
to the glory of the great nation of which
we are citizens. Applause.
sit is not possible for all of us to make
sacrifice that shall be conspicuous, to
play some great part upon some great
stage while the rest of men look on. but
it is possible for every one TO make a
substantial contribution to the happi
ness, the peace and the orderliness of
the community in which he lives. [Ap-
plauSe. And out of this contribution.
out of these neighborly neighborhoods,
our nation is made, just as from these
running springs the river gathers it's
fuller flow. So from these little daily
contributions this great American So
clety comes, with its homes, its schools
and churches, and, browning all, the
free government of free people. l
Deg to return to all of you again my
thanks. and will follow any programme
your committee has arranged for per-
sonal presentation" FGreat applause.
AT the conclusion of his remarks the
| president shook hands with all the citi-
ZenS and then drove back to the Amper-
said for dinner, which was served to
the party in private diningroom. The
start back was made at a few minutes
before o'clock. Loon lake was
seached at $50, the president himself
driving the f0ur-in-hand the latter half
of the trip. The people of Saranac did
all honor to the president the village
being handsomely decorated and every
lnhabitant that could uniting in the
demonstration in the square. All along
the route the farm houses were trimmed
with flags. and at the little village of
Bloomlngdale, where the horses were
changed, a band welcomed the presi-
dent, who descended from the brake
and shook hands with the people.