Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

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! fufther stated that whom no went 10
/ Montreal two yUnrs ARC and asked the
| convention 10 come 20 Salt Lake, his
| edOri- wuro In vain and wowcfe beaten
by Augusta. But ut the Augusta
/ meet Silt Lake found favor ard
| tue REL lt was now aupatent. Hu cIul q
CanutdIy state tUaf be- DID not uxHtct
T. see such gr Inu Gathering in this
city Of the Ear Wee, tut be- hal
pfgmi7ei tia, 10 the gue.is did come,
tb"y would bu accorded hearty Hei.
clIr, This lhd ClUz.us 4 saI LlEo
proposed 10 giva .Hem and hu hapsI
tuht bro N.ins 90 tuUir homes tnry
would feel l.Bt 10 bad been iIme vol
anu prChubly spent In coming GU.
here.
Be 1tlr FRANZ }, Cannon was thou
i.IroIucH na utaH WuUn every e.ii.
gnu m Uten was proud oL Ne BEGAN
Hir romsrss ~ M'uIiHr g. tho u1t
That generally utmr upfu him " uu
boo 'hl company q. At ucu. fHs
'Hhr N.B Ulc.si0.lI by u u.llr
c,rHums'1Urs whicl occurred Iu
hls cHfly youth, wlrH 30 all ba
Childish anEieIy 10 WIuutss rlf Ga
ration, lr mounted house gable aud
was Viewing to ifc with grolt de-
nghi when ttream % water from the
IO2E.u q used MIN Co., taho tumble.
Tine s'nat b linen turned bic attention
iu the uu'1Iu services VI he hVmou
whuto duty was 70 save treasured
things from destruction. lie wishei
that every citizsu Of tue Unilod states
was fireman tnat they might act ~
soldiers OF civilization anu sven mar.
tyfs Ia trying 10 preserve tbu vested
riunFH al tHUlF COMMITTEEMAN NTu
wished that like the fireman the REQ.
pie generally would learn 10 respond
10 the sound OF the bell ard Iulh %
vxtinFuIsh tho disastrous COZ nagra.
ton that threatened 10 destroy the
county Of America, aud toxic iT0ni
Ia pc pie their liberty and wTest from
thum their sacred Institutions.
Judge COlb1rn, secretary Of the
Chamber VI Commerce, was the next
speaker. Tue Judge commenced lu
his Characteristic i1cular strain anu
turn said that hU was proud OF the
presence Of the delegates On two Ac-
counts. They would carry with them
10 tile far East the news that imbuddU1
In the heart u the Rocky M0nntsius
was civilized community ghich
cpuli cope lav0rNbly VITA any otuur
b. tue American Union. Tao people
Of tho Nust we're not bafbafOus, Out on
the other hand they were trying b vi.
tain the highest degree OF perfection
that Il was possible for mankind 10 At
tain. lie was pleased 10 know that tho
delegates were going out 10 the lake 20
have bath, by tnia ho did not mean
70 Intimate that n bath was necessary
o. this time asa sanitary proposition,
but ho wanted tuem 10 DO aDlo 10 boast
OF having pluugo In the saline walcfs
Of the great dead sea VI America. He
was sorry 10 hear that a vote taken on
lhe train while on route here, showed
that the mnl0fliy VI such an intellect.
uhl, Intelligent crowd favored a single
standard ~ Americas nnauccs and
hoped that they would learn enough
whilo Out here 10 10 back 10 their
homes with hnAncial views CONTRARY
% those Whicu they had upon afrlv.
Ing here. The Judge also referred
briefly u Ulah's wealth IN minerals
and closed 10y hoping that tho hnAn.
ciAl sentiment Of ths United States
would so change ~ 10 frfult ~ the
landing u the Abtaham LiIcaln from
the Willis Of Nebraska into the en-
closure Of the White House at Wash.
iuRton.
Chieis Humphreys and Taylor were
then called upon Tor speeches Uul they
we're not present aud Chief BafTuu VI
Columbus, GA, volunteered with a
humorous hhfd'shull sermon.