The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24

PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
"While my fellow citizens Of Georgia
and her neighboriug state, may iolicl.
tate themselves to the fullest extent
upon such evidences as are hsra found
OF the growth and prosperity OF inter-
ests and enterprises in which they arc
especially concerned. | cannot bo de-
prlYsd OF the enjoyment afforded by tho
reflection that the work they have done
om phaslE0s in the sight Of the world the
immense resources aud the indomitA'
bic thrift oil the people ot the United
States.
at seems 10 mo tho thought may be
suggested as not Inappropriate 10 this
occasion, that what WO see about us is
an ou!groWth Of another expedition in
augurated on American soil more than
q century ago, when new nation was
exhibited 10 the civilized world, guar
anteed and protected by q constitution
which Was ordained aud established by
tha people Of the United States with
the declared purpose OF promoting their
general welfare aud secuting tho hlal4.
ing Of liberty to themselves aud their
posterily. The success which has al.
tended this exposition OF products and
manufactures is not altogether due to
the quality OF the soil or character OF
people in any OF the contributing states,
but IL rests largely upon the fact that
these states arc momberS OF the benel.
Gently governed nation, whose natural
resources and advantages everywhere
have been developed and improved by
the influence oi free institutions, and
whose people have been stimulated and
encouraged by the blessings Of personal
liberty
FLEA FOR COOPERATION.
"a contemplation of the benefits
youehIaled to US By our government
easily reminds US Of the Importance Of
a hearty and united corporation In
thoir support and protection. We
should lovingly watch and guard 1t, not
only because We are recipients OF Its
precious gifts, but for Its own sako, aud
because 1t has been put in our hands in
sacrOd keeping, to prove to tho world
that man can bo trusted with salt.gov-
ernment.
"Wo shall walk in tho path OF patri-
otto duty, II, remembering that our ireo
institutions were established to promote
the general welfare we thrive for, those
thing, which benefit all our people,, and
zach Of US Is content to receive from
common fund his share Of tho pros.
perity thus contributed. We shall miss
our duty and forfeit our heritage, II, in
narrow sollishnoss, Wo aro Needless Of
tho general welfare aud struggle 10 wrcIi
from the government private Adyan'
tagos which can only bh gained At tho
expanso Of our fellow counirymon.
"l hope may therefore he permitted,
In conclusion, 10 suggest, ~ a mOst lm.
pOrlant lesson taught by this OcCaiiyn
tho absolute necessity to our national
health AID welfare and consequently to
our individual happiness Ms CtiaonS, OF
d careful discrimination In our support
nj policies and in our advocacy OF pol.
tical doctrines between those which
simply aosm to servo selfish or sectional
interests.
III wo arc to enjoy tho blOssihgI our
government was framed TO fairly aud
Justly bcStow, wO shall secure lhcm In
duo time, by Cultiynting u spirit ot
broad American brotherhood aud inIlat.
ing upon such conduct as will, within
tho spirit Of tho Golden RulC. promote
tho general welfare"
RECEIVES Az OVATION
Tho President was gtcOlod by IN
ovation which lasted Tor several min.
utOS Hats wOro thrown into tho air
mud bonndOD enthusiasm was mani.
iohOl. Ills speech although abort, Con.
eumcI considerable ttnO In doltyury,
because oi tho lrOquOnt Interruptions
Of applause. Al ils conclusion, MIR.
Cleveland hold an Informal reception.
Tho aOrIOJ Of Contloilos oxlondOl 10
tho presidential party was concluded
tonight with reception At tho Capital
CITY club. which put Itself on record as
tho most elaborate social function over
undertaken In the south, Tho Chini
executive reached tho club accom-.
rnnicd by tho cabinet nnl lnliO' oi tho
cabinol, between y aud 10 o'clock aud
apcnl an hour ur moro receiving tho
1000 people present. Major Liylugalon
Mills, president NJ tho club, dl tho
hon0m n the OCCASION,
After tho reception, tho prc,idunl and
lii1 pntty boarded tiinif apoClAl train