Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10
IN MANY wA,miNoroN's uoNoH.
Ceremouiss Of Dediontiug fitT asenu-
meat Near Freds rickHbuTa. Nirg.

Csrcmouiss Of Dcdieatiag us7 lsenu-
meat Near FredsricEsbnra. Nirg.
FREDEWCISsBuRG, Va, May H.
Tho special train with tho Presidential
party Tor the ceremony Of unwilling
tue Mary Washington monument luil
Washington ut nine O'Clock. Ia the
party were President Cleveland in a
Pullman cat. with Secretaries Ores.
ham, Carlisle, Lamont, Bissell, Nor
ton, Private Secretary Thutbor, Mfs.
Gresham, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Waite,
widow Of the late Chef Justice Waite,
president Of the Mary Washington
Memorial association; Chioi Justice
Fuller aud daughters. fhe Alexandra
Infantry boarded tue traiu vt that city.
Immense crowds surrounded the sta.
lion here wueu the train arrived. The
presidential salute doomed from the
guns Of the Richmond anu the band
played "Haii Columbia
President Cleveland and cabinet
came 10 the platform OF the car where
they were greeted by the reception
committee, Que VI whom was Justice
Harlan. The Richmond Light infan.
try kept back the crowds with fixed
bAyonets.
Tho procession was cheefed by
thousands Ms II wound itH way through
the little town FROM the station to tue
green knoll topped with wooden
stands, hidden In patriotic bunt-
ing, where thb SONS and
Daughters Of the Revolution and dis.
tiuguished guests were assembled. A
number OF ladies on horseback led the
way. Then came the grand marshal,
Adluiant Charles Anderson, OF Rich.
mOnd, anu stan, followed by William
j. CrOlOfd, the architect Oi the mouu.
ment. Then came President Cleys.
land, Vice President Stevenson anu
members Of the cabinet In carriages.
followed by the governor and siati,
military organizations anu secret
societies, conspicuous among them
being the members VI the FTederioks.
burg aud Alexandra lodges Of Masous
The dedicgt0ry exercises included an
Address OF welcome by Mayor A, II.
Row and Governor Charles O'FerreI.
Masonic ceremonies, an address by
Lawrence Washington, a desos ndant
OF Mary Washington, anu an oratinn
by Senator John w. Daniel, orator Of
this day.
CLEVELAND RRspOEDs.
President Cleveland responded 10
Governor O'Ferrall, saying; ~ sneak
Tor those who are today greeted as tho
official guests Of Virginia and Fred.
erioksbutg, when return siuesTs
thanks Tor the hearty welcome thai has
been extended us on behalf Of both
state ami city. Our appreciation of
the warmth OF your reception Ia moi
diminished by the thought that In
the light Of the highest meaning
belonging 10 tuia occasion, thsre
are no guests here. w,
have assembled on equal terms 40
worship at the sacred national shrine.
| Nothing can be more important 10
those who have assumed the respons.
ibility " tel.g0ycfument than tho
cultivation aud stimulation among
Themselves OF sentiments which en-.
noble, elevate ami strengthen human.
ity. As a clear anu wholesome stream
must have its How from pute
| fUuntRinhsad, BJ must n clean.
benofcent aud popular government
have Its source 100 pure anu morally
healthy men. hispunty anu moral
health are IN nothing better exempt.
fled than IN the love aud reverence
for motherhood. The man who said
no cared not who made the pe0pleis
laws II he could write their EOngs.
might have said with more truth thai
he could guage the strength and yigor
J Of tho people anu tue hInesa for self.