Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05
TELEGRAPHlC.
GLORIOUS FOURTH.
INDEPENDENCE Day Celebrated by Tam.
many ID New York.
SMALL AUDIENCE, BIG ENTHUSIASM
LATER from preslden, CleNeland-Tho
Day Observed Ia Foreign
Lands.


.,elety in a menue commemorate
with former celebrations since the
founding " Columbian Order ll9
vssr, ago. There was no dlmunilion
in the enthusiasm unaffected by thoee
present, although the audience was
,malls, than In p evious yoars. Ex-
Governor James Il. Campbell Of Ohio
and Ex-Governor Thomas NJ. Waller
Of Connecticut were, iu Tammany
Variance, the "long tAlkers," Will
well known men from all parts deliv.
cred "sh IT talks"
A feature OF tho celebration was the
reading Of letters from President
Cleveland, Senator Hill, cx'GOyeTnUf
Fltsor, and other distinguished Dem
ocrss. Grand Sachem smith pre-
iided.
Ex-Governor Campbell said; "Tan.
many has always been the protector OF
tue people, and II | mistake not the
city Of Now York needs suoh u protoo.
TOR at the present time"
lie would oonhne his remarks to the
Monroe doctrine, than which there
was no moro popular subject TO the
American heart. The Monroe doc.
ifinc, he sail, meant that we should
extend our territory la the Western
Hemisphere Whenever opportunity
presented, and cOniine the nations Of
Europe TO the possessions on this com
linenI they alfondy hold. An inirac.
ilon Of the Montou dDoiriuc now con.
fronts u. IL was done RTtiully aud
insidloufly, and today the British gov
eminent lays clAim TO n tract Vi terri.
tory larger In area than the stale OF
Ohio, every foot Of which belonga 10
the Republic Of Venezuela. The policy
Of Great Britain looked like Rn effort
TO force the United States 10 abandon
the Monroe doctrine. II ought TO bo
met IN the Same spirit In which lhs
United States ordered tho French
troops from Mexico thirty years ago.
Great Britain ,ught TO he told again
that she would have TO submit the
Venezuelan question TO arbitration or
be- prepared ~ eee the United Ststes
enforce the Monroe doctrine. Any al
tempt TO seize foot OF coll ON tins con
tinonl should be treated by tho United
States Ne declaration Of war.
IL has become fashionable OF late, he
SAID, $50 cough" at those who advocat.
ed such me,Iurtp, anu doririyely call
them "Jingoes," but there was time
coming when "Jingo" would censo to
DO term Of opprObrium anu would be.
come the emblem OF those men who
loved their country anu flag.
Ex-Governor Waller OF Connecticut
Teheatsed lhs history Of tho Tammauy
society, organized by the common sol.
diers VI the War Of Independence.
cLEvELAND's LETTER.
President Cleye!End's letter was az
follOwsi
GRAY GABLES, June 2s.
Hon. Frederick smythe, Grand
sachem:
Dear siI-The patriotism and dovo-
lion Of those who fought Tor our liberty
and established our free government
ought always to DO held In grateful re-
membtDnoe, and neither the lApse OF
yeArs nor tho changed condition.
should ever doiTact from tho zest ami
enlhusiasm Of their cOmmemotntiou,
Tho thought must not escapo u,
however, that, while every ami.
NeishTy Of American independsnce
temiuds US OF the stern sacrifices OF tue
fathers OF the Republic, ana while
on such occasions we find abundant
cause for rejoicing In the splcnuOr OF
thelr achievements, We should not fail
10 ue seriously impressed by u proper
apprehension OF the duties and IeapOn.
hbilllles wo have inherited US their
successOra and legatees. IL was their
Iot To endure tho Iig0Is anu hsfdships
OF Encouraging war In order that n
government by the people might ho
established. We cannot, without
wicked reoreancy, disregard the les.
tohs taught by their suIioring., nor
can We, without disgrace, neglect the
uuly OF preserving and xuainiainiug
III their integrity and siEchg,n tue irse
institutions born OF their heroism.
Ihelr work wss doRs through prlva.
ZION and In tho mldet " doubt aud
gloom. Our duty eau DO well per.
loilisu u VIZ are simply honest, intelI.-
sonl hnu patriotic. They iOund their
Hanger on ths bnItlonelds anu IN tho
uncertain Issue OF armed contest. Our
uanget Is found In the recklessness vi
aud lnsidious appeals TO pop
war passion and thoughIlrssness.
Nolhlng but tho same patriotic atoah-
lasiness anu adherence TO prinoipl,
which led 10 their success Will now
pulsll cur government iEom disastor
ALl preserve our National glury and
ltosperlty.
IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 4.-phe celebration of
we Fourth In London began with a
much advertised "meet, ~ American
vehicles In Hyde Park. Lage crowds
!lneu Tho roau from Hyde Pack corner
W tue Magazine, where tho vehicles
nsstmbled. The turnOui, however,
mss not very credi,able display. IL
Included about a d0zsn huggies aud u
vehicles. wy
~ 70 were flying throughout the
saJ over the United States embassy
smu me consulate, rs we'll as over a
nulnoef OF American places OF buil.
Ihtfa were over 400 scceptanoes for
,ne ulnner Of the America Slclo.y
quay The tOasIs ~ the dinner were
~ ioiloWs: "fhs Queen" proposed by
NJ Chafln8 DuuIvy Warner; urnv
resilient oi tho Unrei Sts,rs,p Hon.
Ipuh Low "lhe Day We Colebrate,D
h' Wayne AaoVsngL;D "lne
rNulr can Society u Lluuon,D pro.
Eoisl oy J, i. Davies, tO which DIr. b. |
- stevens IespDudeJ.
IN PARIS.
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