Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
1ELEGRAPHlC.
WILLIAMS SPEECH.
rIa,lps The Ceremonies iIisndin' The
Opanlns Of The Canal.
, pRrEr, rEAIuRELEss GRAFTON.


berfft monies ui opening Aue bHl'N-
9Th sea canal, took place this even.
-, I'm tns much discussed structure
,sS ,,enting tue old German waiship
y,sbs, About 1000 guests particle
,.,sd In tho entertainment. The BAN
a,s, hall was fac slmilc Of a huge
r,.sl OF ancient construction as was
4, vogue in the seventeenth century.
The French admiral. Menatd, ant
sp the emperot's right, and the Rus
,i,n admiral, 5ksydlo1, sat on the lett.
Al tho conclusion Of the banquet the
EMPEROR said;
1T ls with delight and pride that |
i,ss around this brilliant iestal gather
M, and In the name oi my high allies
liyuu oil heartily welcome,
eWe express our heartfelt thanks Tor
ne good feeling SHOWN toward Us ON
me completion u the work, which was
fnnnud Ia peace, anu Ia peace was
sebtevsd, anu today opened - general
Infis. IL wae not In our DAY that the
idea Of uniting the North sea to the
Rattle by canal was FIRST moolod.
Fattack In tue middle ages wo hnd
uf1po,iuons and plans TO carry out this
Undertaking, and in tue last century
the Elder canal was built, bearing
glorious testimony t. tho productive
lover VI that age.
uBul this wus Gully intended for
snail vessels, and uij not auiiicc for
ufsienl needs. II was reserved for the
pegly.cfeatcd German empire to COM
plstr tho greater task. Ny svoi-
amen,ed grandfather, william tao
Great, 10 was VINO rightly p1roulvirg
tho importance Of the clnnl Tor tne
Advancement OF the national property
and the strengthening Of our dsiuusiye
rover, was iudeiatiEuUle IA giviug his
luitlance to Promoting tue plaus Tor
tull1ing thoroughly servicrubie
waterway aud removing the manifold
difficulties In tho way VI itscomplrtiou.
With pleasure ana 'uU confidence, tbs
isleral governments aud tue RticnalHg
iolowed the Imperial Initiative, and
vigorously applied eight years TO the
vOfk, which, a. II advanced toward
completion, constantly excited iuulic
interest In creator degree. Every
thing that mechanical science, IA us
llgnost development, was nbio % Gre
t,t; everything that zUHl anu pleasure
could DO; everything that sohctuie Tor
TIE wuEkmen engaged In the cOnatfuC-
lou, In accordance with tho humane
EciGl IoliCy Of our empire could com.
aand, was given ~ this work. The
hlheflauu, therefore, msy reiocB with
mvnui my high allies over a success.
fol work accomplished.
1--WE have not, however, lhbOrsd for
OUT own hOme ia this alone. In oor-
lOfmily with the great civilization Of
tho German people, We open 10 the
telceiul intetCourtp OF tbs BsttOur,
one with another, the locks OF this
canal, aud It will be n source Of Joyful
niiSlsc,ion 10 Us II It's constant ulii z .
llOB shall bear witness that tho inten.
lions by which VIZ have been guided
have not alone been understood, but
have also proved fruitful In advancing
he welfare Of the penples.
"Ihe participation In our ietrs Of the
powers whose representatives we sec
amongst ", aud whoIo splendid ships
We toIay admired, / acknowledge the
MOTE readily, US believe | am rlgnt
in pefcriying therein tho complete
NndICali0n Ot tho Efforts We have
sWays directed towaru the ingiutsr-
snce VI peace. Germany will range
ltt Work iuGuSuratcd today on tue
Ilge Of these acc implanted Ia the sci.
vices VI peace, anu will esteem herself
igfiunGle n the canal, Ia this sense,
iutlhur strengthens cur iriUnuly IelG-
uels with the other powers"
AZ t0day's ceremony the young sons
o. the prince regent Ot BIuuawicls
Vtfr on duiy with u uody guard iIom
Accompany VI the Flrst regiment Of
hsguatds. The eiuperUI's fourth son
Nts III tue Imperial tent, as was GlsJ
Prnce Henry'S liltlusou.
COMMENTS OF the FRENCH rREss.
PARIS, June 2l.-rhs newspapers
generally regard Emperor WiinAm's
speech Ms inspired by q deHira 10 hc
agreeable, rather than expressive Of his
ittlttntimtn,s.
Tue Ek1yeI declares that II is nUccs-
hty for Tue TeRliz alton OF the wishes
ipT'nel by the emperor that France
tni Germany should be- reeOnciicJ,
l'ep Ihat the question VI AlssGe-LJl-
iAlnv DO settled.
Tue SOeR remarks that In 81 Q Of
Tue pacific tone VI the gmpeTuI'a Ut
W'Anets, mor0se persons remark that
sac1lul icslivitits have Sometimes
Preceded terri bile wars.
me hdPhucI re otr!ug 10 the same
tu'l'cl tays that Europe does not be.
NeNo that peace Is ths 900 object OF
sue uuliliug Of this Battle and North
bgR canal.
According to La Pair, Emperor
nHilam uVslTea peace, but tue re-
plOho sloue can give universal peace TO
Ne uIulhsrhOOd OF nations.
rue Stc.G tubmils tugt the peaceful
mnnsulgp u Tho emperor In Inconsistent
"uh Tue dispatch VI n wreath 10 Lon.
NJ on the anniversary VI the battle Of
According 10 tho Rdd.cal, tho plm.
10y method Of aeturlng peace Ia Tor
,SNmAAy 10 turreGuvr what BNe owes
T. va apparently rtfeuinG TO AluaGe.
am, me Ft!t Eepu6iguo expresses the
I,u'uH nat 10 uttut. the utleTAuUts 81
emperor Willlam al Hamburg, NoHn.s
teommgLco sh0uid have bosn Coz
'vAed q, hlel, not warshipi.
due 6duGa regrets tia! Germany
~ no. admit hyeu that there IL a.
''''-us'i4JrEniuo question.
n" nat Joy GrGuud tho uld larm.hOusp
"''u uuught us luNV,usd w Dr.
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