Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Crv out and Shout, thou Inhabitant
Of Zion
UTAHS ADMISSION TO STATEHOOD
Presidents Proclamation to Issue Saturday, 4-lnaug-
uratIon Day on Monday. January 6, 1906
The Program.

The executive committee on In-
,n,ura,lon Day exercises for the State
=, Utah irsuoi the following this AZ
tetnoor;
SALT LAKE CiTY, Dec. 2s, 1895.
Tn. ,fIicial announcement thnt the
exclamation, admitting Utah into the
u,iop. will bo Issued by the President
an saturday, the 4th dsy Of January,
1895 10 a sourco Of great JOY to sll our
ts5pls, irrespective Of political afliiia-
,Iops or OF religious croeds. We Will
,,on enjoy tue privileges and assume
ibosr.ye responsibilities that attach to
,hs poyer Of self government. This
,,,ult has been attained after years Of
tFobation and II IL tho elimination OF
boues that were long deferred, the
fu,,lon OF which Is at last attained In
The midst ola happy union OF sen'i-
nont among our citizens.
We have entered upon an era Of
es5i will, and II should result In great
national prosperity. Contention, strife
and bitterness have been succeeded by
ts.ce. mutual confidence Hnd respect.
Dlagrtelng ~ a people honestly may
up9n questions Of political policy, We
sls uulled In our loyalty 10 the great
Institutions OF our common country,
nud are inspired by parionAblo pride
In The allalnmenls OF Utah Ia the past
and her possibilities for the future.
The PROCLAMATION by President
Cleveland, aud the Inauguration OF our
Slate officers, will mark an epoch
.u cur political life, anu II 10 prop
~ that the event should be
ldingly commemoratod. With
MS thought In mind, the undor-
r,nsd were designated by our citi1enb
10 an executive committee to ssko tho
proper stsps TOT n fitting celebration OF
lhesvenl and an appropriate inaugura'
ton OF the officers Of tho new State.
We therefore respectfully suggest to
the people Of Utah;
That upon the receipt OF the news OF
the Issuance OF tho Presidents proolS-
nation R our Slate capital, the
National Gusrd OF Utah FIRE an appro-
Pirate salute.
That thefeupon, all tue steam
whistles 10 blown, that all the
bells Of the city be rung, the street car
g9ngsbe sounded, and olherapprepTiato
manifestations Of JOY be made, for the
period Of fifteen minutes; that in each
city and hamlet OF the State, upon the
receipt Of the news Of the Presidential
PROCLAMATION, steam whistles DO blown
Ald the bells rung.
That Inauguration Day, tho same
being Monday, January 0, 1896, DO
made by common consont State
holiday, and that Hl our oltizsns
csms work upon that day and join In
celebrating the advent Of Utah inlo tho
Uqlon.
TnAt at Salt Lake City the following
IIognm Of ceremonies DO observed;
Ss.m,-RiuginE Of all bells and
nunding OF all steam whistles in the
city.
uGm.-GrSnd parade under direc.
Hon Of the National Guard OF Utah.
IL O'clock, noon--sEluto 20 tho
u1ioa Of 20 guns, by the National
Guard Of Utah.
l2 O'clock, noou-Exerclses at the
tabernacle:
l.. Music.
? Prayer by President Woodruff
?. Music.
d Administration Of oaihs Of Office to
We State officers, by Chief Justice MGR
rio.
VOLS
o. Music.
" Bonedlctlon by DR.. Il. O. lin.
evening, inaugural ball at the Salt
Lake Theater.
We Iesrsotiully urge that oil busi-
ness places be decorated. Aud we
'uSgest, that In addition to the IN
Augnral program at Salt Lake City,
mat appropriate ceremonies be held
throughout tho State.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
chairman Republican State Commit.
lee.
o. w. POWERS,
Nna'mRn Democratic State Commit
toe.
II. A. HAsBROUCK,
/ NhalFman p.nnl.J. p.rty lt.ta rop,