Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01

Judge Dusenberry, W. u. Rove, w.
"a. CulmrLtovCfal pfesldonts Of 1takns
and other prominent Uiiizanr, mailing
a fne presentation ~ the Drawn and
brain u our insulsf Ttrrilgry, this MIC.
excepted. Tue absence ~ any tuc-
ti0ual feeling Ia one Of the most crafty
INK features Of the gathering. The Old
limo uupopulafity OF Unh and her
people ia nowhere made mauifesi-
nothing but klnIuots aud couuesy i
experienced ovurywhufe. On the
other hand, whenever tho visit u Juf
Tabernacle choir is referred 10, oihing
tut words Of Communication are hfnfdi
the hAlloluiah o praise their Welt pro-
duoed IL very hauoring, aud numbers
point with pride ~ the part ihty
played In catering 10 the pleasure NJ.
iordod the mombrrs. The Mufchaula'
Exchange, through ito members, oileis
uB the freedom Of the thentcra ami ihe
propfietots Of public Institutions invite
~ TO come ana SEQ them-out badges
being the ticket Of admission.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day We
are to have n Tree clrringe ride and
luncheon Al the para anu N we take In
the visit 10 the Auheuser Busch
brewery, mamm0ih establishment,
you may not get another letter. lu'
vitatlons are pouring In from all sides,
the only trouuln In that We cannot
accept thom-if we should Il would
stop the needed legislation. Some u
us could slt out a theatrical entertain
munt better than tho hearing Of q
long speech.
Now, as 10 tho Congress aud the de-
tails Oi conducting the same / do not
intend 20 tire out my rcadsu-the As.
ISOLATED Press will do thai; but l must
sny u IA very interesting school Of *.
purienoe that enables ..iau 10 preside
With dignity and ability over the de-
llbeTnti0ns OF mon Oi brains, aud l am
proud that II 10 a part Of the education
Of our youth IN Utah. The gentle
man, Mr.. Harry q. Whitmofc, IL n
splendid type OF n chairman; lie hal n
iluo presence, sonorsus voice, n de-
cidud manner and executive ability
which alWsys carries n man ~ the tor.
by ncclamatlou un the second day tho
duty OF presiding Or the next year fell
uponlPfosidrnt George q. CAunon,s aud
when Mr.. Whltm0fe reilnqulsbed his
responsibility and handed the gavel
over 10 his successor II was
ons VI tho most pleasing expert.
eucol OF our Wait 10 witness
the elegant manner In which II was
done aud hear tue graceful complainant
paid 10 tho retiring president by CUR
worthy feprcst NATIVE who shall pro-
alio over tho destily VI the ofgauik n
ton until H. next annual session.
"Poaoe on earth, good will to man"
tho day has arrived when the Pho.
noefs ofUtah, Ihe''ofAdlo OF irrigation"
the standard bearers Of progress In tue
great American dtssrt, reooive proper
recognition NJ tue hands Of the nation
Il must say that fslt proud 10 ssc
our worthy president take the roina
Of government In no Abls a manner and
that the choice was unanimous.
There 10 enough business laid out for
this congress 10 last them Tor ~ many
months as they have days allotted
them forithe Transaction OF the various
~ sets offered Tor confederation,
There wofo resolutions concerning tho
fotest fires In Mlunesota, tho Interests
OF AlAsKu, the barblr OF dan Pcdro Ia
aud tbs rivers and hRrbofa
of Texas. Nearly every section hal
some resolution TO offer, aud II II safe
TO say that they will land In the waste
basket. Already tho fourth ana last
day If congress In near, when all
Will be laid aside for another yent.
Silver n receiving Ito full consider
ai2n, ana this 10 only oue OF the
many subjects. Irrigation comes next,
aut ~ 10 the other subjects, We shall
have " hand thom over 20 tho national
Congress 10 Wresllo ovor-ws nave not
the time.
feel II my duty az an NJ. q. T. say
thai no man should DO elected pTesi.
dent Of the u. =, until no has
crossed this continent and seen the
place where no can select the best
material from to run the nation with.
The country 10 growing no big, the
population Increasing 10 fast, that un.
less n man knowe how big America ia
he had better keep out VI tho ptssi.
dental chair. Tho Weit has got big
enough now TO havc.lls say as to what
shall be done by thu nation, und I be.
liovo that this congress moyement will
open the eyes as 10 her needs.
had a resolution to oner nut modes.
" forbade mt, u was that every resi-.
dent Of tho states and territories em.
braoed In the congress mako II their
especial business 20 plant 0uo tree dur.
Ing the year aud a. many more q,
possible; aud furthermore, that N the
rOaiienta " tho drought.sttickon 10.
gions Of kansas aud Nebraska need
help from Utah, lot them say NO TO ans
member ui our delegation. / promis,
them II shall not no unheeded.
Where tho next session Of the con.
gress hhnll be- do HOt know, but II look
Ms though Portland, Oregon, had tn,
strongest pull during tho speeches yes
teTday. The attendance was yer,
good, and lively Interest ~ beiuI
awakened.
Now, having olhowed cougrossmeu
rubbed against senators, received ciyii
honofs, been publicly hauled through
the streets, listened 20 the words %
welcome, aud having shaken hand
with the MOBILITY OF 81. Louis through
nor public spirited citizens, | shall re-
tire gracefully 10 private life and To
main, faithfully IA Ex-M.C.
q. II, SAVAGE.